Arkansas and LSU are set to face off yet again after meeting each other for their first game of the College World Series. Unfortunately, the Razorbacks ran into a buzzsaw named Kade Anderson, and the Hogs were thrown into the losers' bracket.
After clawing their way through, the Razorbacks have made it to the CWS Semifinals for the first time since 2022, where Ole Miss defeated Arkansas in the fifth and final game before the CWS final, 2-0. Now, the Hogs find themselves in the same boat, needing two wins to earn their first trip to the CWS since 2018.
Thankfully, the Razorbacks have a stacked bullpen, primed to take on the Tigers. And with the help of a no-no by Gage Wood on Monday, all but two pitchers are on the table for the next two days. On the other hand, the Arkansas bats slowly came alive against UCLA after being dead since the beginning of the CWS.
But is it enough to defeat LSU twice? Here's how you can watch to find out:
Arkansas baseball vs LSU: How to watch, listen, or stream
1. Arkansas vs LSU: How to watch
- Date: June 18, 2025
- Time: 6:00 PM (CT)
- Network: ESPN
- Streaming: FuboTV
2. Arkansas vs LSU: How to listen
- Fayetteville: Station KQSM-FM, Channel 92.1
- Little Rock: Station KABZ-FM, Channel 103.7
- Texarkana: Station KKTK-AM, Channel AM 1400
- Jonesboro: Station KJXK-FM, Channel 106.5
3. Key LSU players
- Derek Curiel: .347 AVG, .476 OBP, .527 SLG, 53 RBIs, 7 HR, 19 2B, 2 3B
- Ethan Frey: .333 AVG, .424 OBP, .655 SLG, 49 RBIs, 13 HR, 13 2B, 1 3B
- Jared Jones: .325 AVG, .420 OBP, .619 SLG, 74 RBIs, 21 HR, 15 2B
4. Key Arkansas players
- Logan Maxwell: .351 AVG, .449 OBP, .603 SLG, 38 RBIs, 13 HR, 5 2B
- Charles Davalan: .352 AVG, .440 OBP, .572 SLG, 60 RBIs, 14 HR, 12 2B, 2 3B
- Wehiwa Aloy: .352 AVG, .438 OBP, .682 SLG, 68 RBIs, 21 HR, 19 2B, 2 3B
5. LSU head coach
- Record at LSU: 187-77 (.706)
- Fourth season with the Tigers
- Three CWS appearances, two CWS final appearances
6. Arkansas head coach Dave Van Horn
- Record at Arkansas: 932-471 (.664)
- 23rd season with the Hogs
- 20 NCAA Tournament appearances
- Seven College World Series appearances