LIVE Updates - Tennessee vs Arkansas Score, Fayetteville Super Regional

Stay updated with the Tennessee vs Arkansas matchup in the Fayetteville Super Regional.
Tennessee's road to repeating as national champs continues on Saturday as they will take on the Arkansas Razorbacks in game one of the Fayetteville Super Regional. The two teams faced off in the regular season and Arkansas took the series. Tennessee won the first game but the Razorbacks won the next two games to take the series.
The two teams will play in a best of three series. The winner will move on to play in Omaha in the College World Series.
The Vols will be looking to end their recent struggles against the Razorbacks this weekend. UT's last series win against Arkansas came in 2005 while its last series win in Fayetteville was back in 2001.
This weekend will mark the seventh super regional for Tennessee in program history. The Vols have won five of their previous six supers and have posted an 11-4 overall record in those six appearances.
Marcus Phillips will be taking the mound for Tennessee on Saturday. Liam Doyle will be getting the start on Sunday for game two.
Live Updates - Tennessee vs Arkansas Score (0-1):
First Inning: SCORELESS
TOP: Kilen grounds out to second. Fischer flied out to center field. Ensley strikes out looking.
BOTTOM: Davalan draws a walk. Aloy flied out to right field. Davalan steals second. Maxwell hits an infield single. Helfrick grounds into a double play.
Second Inning: Arkansas Leads 1-0
TOP: Bargo struck out looking. Curley grounds out. Chapman grounded third.
BOTTOM: Kozeal singles up the middle. Aloy hits a single, Kozeal advances to second. Iredale strikes out looking. Robinett grounds out to first, Kozeal advances to third and Aloy advances to second. Aloy advances to third and Kozeal scores on a wild pitch. Thomas Jr. strikes out swinging.
Third Inning: Arkansas Leads 1-0
TOP: Clark grounds out to second. Lawless grounds out to shortstop. Marin flies out to right field.
BOTTOM: Davalan singles to right field. Aloy strikes out swinging. Maxwell singles up the middle, Davalan advances to second. Helfrick is hit by a pitch to load the bases. Arkansas grounds into a double play to end the inning.
Fourth Inning: Arkansas Leads 1-0
TOP: Gavin Kilen grounds out to second to begin the inning which was followed up by a strikeout from Andrew Fischer. Hunter Ensley then flew out to first to quickly retire the side.
BOTTOM: Kuhio Aloy began the side with a groundout and Brent Iredale singled to left center field. Reese Robinett struck out swinging, but Iredale was able to steal a second in his doing so. He would be left stranded as Justin Thomas grounded out.
Fifth Inning: Arkansas Leads 3-2
TOP: Dalton Bargo began the inning by reaching first on a fielding error, which was followed up with a homerun from Dean Curley as the Vols took their first lead. The side would end as Reese Chapman swung out swinging, Levi Clark grounded out, and Stone Lawless struck out.
BOTTOM: Charles Davalan began with a ground out to first, which was followed by a ground out to shortstop from Wehiwa Aloy. Logan Maxwell would be walked and Ryder Helfrick would follow that up with a homer of his own to reclaim the lead. Cam Kozeal's strikeout would end the inning.
Sixth Inning: Arkansas Leads 4-2
TOP: Manny Marin's flyout was followed by a walk for Gavin Kilen. Andrew Fischer would groundout into a double play, retiring the side.
BOTTOM: Kuhio Aloy began the series with a groundout before Brent Iredale singled. He would then advance to second after a Reese Robinett single. Justin Thomas Jr. would fly out, but a Charles Davalan single would allow Iredale to score. The inning would end with a flyout from Wehiwa Aloy.
Seventh Inning: Arkansas Leads 4-2
TOP: Hunter Ensley began the inning with a strikeout and Dalton Bargo grounded out to second. Dean Curley would be walked, but was left stranded after a lineout from Reese Chapman.
BOTTOM: Logan Maxwell grounded out before a Ryder Helfrick strikeout on a full count. Cam Kozeal's groundout would quickly end the inning.
Eighth Inning: Arkansas Leads 4-2
TOP: Levi Cook was caught looking to begin the eighth inning and Stone Lawless grounded out to third. Manny Marin's flyout would quickly retire the side.
BOTTOM: Kuhilo Aloy grounded out to first as Brent Iredal struck out looking. A Reese Robinett groundout would retire the inning.
Ninth Inning: Arkansas Wins 4-3
TOP: Gavin Kilen fouled out to left field, but an Andrew Fischer solo homer would bring the Vols within one. A groundout from Hunter Ensley would leave the Vols down to their last out. Dalton Bargo would be unable to deliver as a strikeout would end the game.
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