Arkansas coach Dave Van Horn put his team through a two-hour practice Monday. There was no hitting, just defensive drills.
It didn't show up on Tuesday night, but the No. 8 Razorbacks (20-9) overcame four errors to rally past Louisiana-Monroe, 10-9, with two runs in the 10th inning. They blew a four-run lead in the ninth then fell behind in the 10th on a suicide squeeze.
“We worked defense for two hours yesterday,” Van Horn said. “We didn't hit. It's ironic.”
The Warhawks had hit only 17 homers - compared to 53 by the Hogs - ahead of Tuesday, but with the wind blowing out they got three against Arkansas, including a tying three-run blast in the bottom of the ninth from Peyton Lacoste.