Ole Miss Drops Finale vs. Arkansas, Remains Winless in Conference Series

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OXFORD, Miss. -- The Ole Miss Rebels remained winless in conference series on Saturday, falling 6-4 to the No. 5 Arkansas Razorbacks at Swayze Field.
Ole Miss captured its first home conference win of the season on Friday night, rebounding after a blowout loss in game one of its doubleheader against the Razorbacks. On Saturday, the Rebels and Hogs went back-and-forth for much of the day, but three late runs from Arkansas gave it the win.
After falling behind 1-0 early, the Rebels tied the game at one in the fourth inning and again drew even at three in the fifth. Two runs from Arkansas in the seventh and one in the eighth, however, surpassed the Rebels who only pushed across one more run on the day.
Three of Ole Miss' runs on the day came off the bat of shortstop Jacob Gonzalez, and the other came from first baseman Anthony Calarco. Calarco's RBI came in the fourth off of a double, and Gonzalez's three runs came via a two-run home run and an RBI single.
On the mound for Ole Miss, the Rebels saw a strong start from JT Quinn who lasted five complete innings, allowing three runs, only one of which was earned. He was relieved by Jackson Kimbrell who was credited with the loss, and Sam Tookoian and Mason Nichols also threw in relief.
With the loss, the Rebels are now 18-13 overall and fall to 2-10 in SEC play. They will again take the diamond in the midweek against the Memphis Tigers and Alcorn State Braves before traveling to face the Mississippi State Bulldogs next weekend.
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John Macon Gillespie has a journalism background spanning 10 years and earned his bachelor’s and master’s degrees in journalism from the University of Mississippi in 2020 and 2022, respectively. His experience in the field includes work on the Ole Miss beat for nine years and high school sports coverage in the state of Mississippi for the Calhoun County Journal. He is currently a columnist for Ole Miss On SI and a high school journalism teacher in North Mississippi.
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