The UCLA Bruins and LSU Tigers had to wait a day to see which of them would remain in the winner's bracket at the College World Series. The wait was worth it for the sixth-seeded Tigers, who defeated the 15th-seeded Bruins on Tuesday,

No. 3 Arkansas (50-14, 20-10 SEC) fought off elimination again in its win against the No. 15 UCLA Bruins (48-18, 22-8 Big 10), 7-3, on Tuesday night in Omaha, Neb., at Charles Schwab Field. The Razorbacks move on to the 2025 Men's College World Series Semifinals, but will have to defeat the No. 6 LSU Tigers twice in a row to move on to the finals.

For five months, the Aloys have been making noise in Arkansas. Now their talent and journey is on full display.

Much of the focus going into the College World Series was on Arkansas’ hitting. But in 17 of 18 innings in two elimination games, pitching has been the Razorbacks calling

The Diamond Hogs were facing elimination again on Tuesday night and manage to hold off a late attempt at a comeback by the UCLA Bruins to take them down 7-3 at

Arkansas baseball's offense finally came to life at the College World Series, and the Hogs' superstar shortstop Wehiwa Aloy provided the necessary spark.

The Men's College World Series began Friday with eight teams still chasing the 2025 national championship. Murray State, which plays No. 15 UCLA on Saturday, made it to the MCWS as a regional 4-seed. Saturday night features a marquee showdown between SEC rivals No. 3 Arkansas and No. 6 LSU.

It’s almost gametime between the Hogs and the Tigers and we look ahead to the matchup on a new episode of The Rubber Match. Evan Kamikow is joined by Geaux