LIVE Updates - Tennessee vs Arkansas Score, Game Two of Fayetteville Super Regional

Stay updated with the Tennessee vs Arkansas matchup in game two of the Fayetteville Super Regional.

The Tennessee Volunteers and Arkansas Razorbacks are in the midst of their game two battle of the Fayetteville Super Regional. 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.

Arkansas emerged victorious yesterday in a well-pitched game from both sides. Now, the pressure is on the Vols to win this afternoon to continue the series. Should Tennessee win this afternoon, the two teams will play again on Monday to decide who gets to go to Omaha. A time for that game has not yet been announced.

Live Updates - Tennessee vs Arkansas Score

First Inning: SCORELESS

TOP: Charles Davalan was hit by a pitch to begin the game and was followed up with a foulout from Wehiwa Aloy. Logan Maxell flew out to left field and the side was retired after a Ryder Helfrick strikeout.

BOTTOM: Gavin Kilen began his first at-bat with a flyout on a full count, while Andrew Fischer was walked. Hunter Ensley's flyout would leave the Vols down to their last out of the inning and Dalton Bargo would pop-out to conclude the first.

Second Inning: SCORELESS

TOP: Kuhio Aloy popped out in his first at-bat of the game, but Cam Kozeal's single to right field earned the Razorbacks their first hit of the game. A wild pitch would allow Kozeal to advance to second, but was left stranded as Brent Iredale and Reese Robinett struck out in their at-bats.

BOTTOM: Dean Curley began his afternoon with a groundout to third base and inning would be swiftly concluded with a flyout from Reese Chapman and a groundout from Levi Clark.

Third Inning: Arkansas Leads 2-1

TOP: Justin Thomas Jr. was walked to begin the third inning and was promptly batted in by a two-run homer from Charles Davalan, giving the Razorbacks the first score of the game. The hits would continue as Wehiwa Aloy singled through the left side. Logan Maxwell could not continue the momentum, however, as he struck out. Ryder Helfrick would also strike out, leaving just one out remaining. The side would be retired with a Kuhio Aloy flyout.

BOTTOM: Cannon Peebles opened the series with a single to center field and would advance to second on a single from Manny Marin. The bases would quickly be loaded after Gavin Kilen hit a single of his own. Andrew Fischer would ground into a double play, but not before Cannon Peebles scored. The inning would end on a Hunter Ensley flyout.

Fourth Inning: Arkansas Leads 7-1

TOP: Cam Kozeal began the inning with a single and Brent Iredale flew out to right field. Reese Robinett's single would allow Kozeal to advance to second but Justin Thomas Jr. struck out leaving just one out remaining. A wild pitch would allow for Robinett and Kozeal to advance to second and third and Charles Davalan was intentionally walked to load the bases. Another wild pitch allowed for Kozeal to score, making the game 3-1. The bases would once again be loaded as Wehiwa Aloy was hit by a pitch. Things would get even uglier for the Vols as Logan Maxwell hit a grand slam to extend the Razorbacks lead to 7-1. Ryder Helfrick's pop out to right field would finish the series.

BOTTOM: Dalron Bargo began the series with a walk and Dean Curley flew out to begin the bottom of the fourth. A wild pitch would allow for Bargo to advance to second. Reese Chapman would be walked but Levi Clark's strikeout would leave the Vols one last out. A fielders choice would end the inning.

Fifth Inning: Arkansas Leads 7-1

TOP: Kuhio Aloy began the fifth with a flyout to center field. This was followed up with a walk for Cam Kozeal, but Kozeal was caught out at second after an Iredale strikeout.

BOTTOM: Manny Marin and Gavin Kilen each began the bottom of the fifth with strikeouts. The inning was quickly ended after a Andrew Fischer lineout.

Sixth Inning: Arkansas Leads 7-1

TOP: Reese Robinett began the inning with a strikeout and Justin Thomas Jr. grounded out to first. Charles Davalan's walk would keep the series alive, but Wehiwa Aloy would fly out to right center to retire the side.

BOTTOM: Hunter Ensley singled down the rightfield line to begin the series. Dalton Bargo followed this up with a flyout to center field and Dean Curley flew out to shortstop. Reese Chapman's strikeout would conclude the inning.

Seventh Inning: Arkansas Leads 10-1

TOP: Logan Maxwell doubled to begin the seventh and advanced to third on a passed ball. Ryder Helfrick grounded out to third. Kuhio Aloy's single would allow Maxwell to score and Aloy would then advance to second on a walk for Cam Kozeal. The two runners would advance on a wild pitch. The bases would then be loaded with another walk for Brent Iredale. Another walk would allow for Aloy to score as the lead extended to 9-1. A third walk scored another as the Razorbacks tightened their hold on the game. Charles Davalan grounded into a double play to end the series.

BOTTOM: Levi Clark struck out to begin the series, and Cannon Peebles grounded out to shortstop. The inning would quickly end thereafter following a Manny Marin groundout.

Eighth Inning: Arkansas Leads 10-2

TOP: Wehiwa Aloy began the inning with a groundout, which was followed by a single from Logan Maxwell. Ryder Helfrick then flew out and Kuhio Aloy grounded out to retire the side.

BOTTOM: Gavin Kilen was walked to begin the eighth and was able to advance to second following an Andrew Fischer single. Hunter Ensley followed this up with a lineout to shortstop and Dalton Bargo struck out swinging. A single from Dean Curley would allow for Kilen to score, cutting Arkansas' monstrous lead to eight. Reese Chapman's strikeout would close the inning.

Ninth Inning: Arkansas Wins 11-4

TOP: Cam Kozeal lined out to begin the final inning but Brent Iredale's solo homer made the likelihood of a Volunteers comeback extremely small. Reese Robinett grounded out and Justin Thomas Jr. flew out to end the series.

BOTTOM: Blake Grimmer struck out swinging, but Chris Newstrom doubled into centerfield. Colby Backus would strike out leaving just one out remaining in the game. Jay Abernathy would homer, narrowing the Razorbacks lead to seven. The rally would come to a close after Ariel Antigua's strikeout ended the game.

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• GameDay: Sunday, June, 8th
• Game Time: 3:00 PM EST
• Stadium: Baum-Walker Stadium
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