2013 Arkansas Razorbacks baseball team

2013 Arkansas Razorbacks baseball

Manhattan Regional, 2–2
Conference	Southeastern Conference
Division	West
Ranking
Coaches	No. 15
2013 record	39–22 (18-11 SEC)
Head coach	Dave van Horn
Hitting coach	Todd Butler
Pitching coach	Dave Jorn
Home stadium	Baum Stadium

2013 Southeastern Conference baseball standings
	Conf				Overall
Team	W		L	PCT	W		L	PCT
Eastern
#9 Vanderbilt ^x†^y	26	–	3	.897	54	–	12	.818
#13 South Carolina ^y	17	–	12	.586	43	–	20	.683
Florida ^y	14	–	16	.467	29	–	30	.492
Kentucky	11	–	19	.367	30	–	25	.545
Missouri	10	–	20	.333	18	–	32	.360
Tennessee	9	–	19	.321	22	–	30	.423
Georgia	7	–	20	.259	21	–	32	.396
Western
#7 LSU ^x‡^y	23	–	7	.767	57	–	11	.838
#18 Arkansas ^y	18	–	11	.621	39	–	22	.639
#2 Mississippi State ^y	16	–	14	.533	51	–	20	.718
Ole Miss ^y	15	–	15	.500	38	–	24	.613
Alabama ^y	14	–	15	.483	35	–	28	.556
Texas A&M ^y	13	–	16	.448	34	–	29	.540
Auburn	13	–	17	.433	33	–	23	.589

x – Division champion † – Conference champion ‡ – Tournament champion y – Invited to the NCAA Division I Baseball Championship As of June 26, 2013^[1]^[2]; Rankings from Collegiate Baseball

The 2013 Arkansas Razorbacks baseball team represented the University of Arkansas in baseball at the Division I level in the NCAA for the 2013 season. Dave van Horn is the coach and completed his eleventh year at his alma mater. During the season, he won his 1,000th game as a collegiate head coach.

Coaches

2013 Arkansas Razorbacks baseball coaching staff
2 Dave van Horn - Head Coach 22 Todd Butler - Hitting Coach 31 Dave Jorn - Pitching Coach 21 Brian Walker - Volunteer Assistant Coach -- Jacob Julius - Student Assistant Coach

Source: arkansasrazorbacks.com

Schedule

2013 Game Log

Regular Season

#	Date	Opponent	Location	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record	SEC
1	2/15/13	Western Illinois	Baum Stadium	9–1	Stanek (1–0)	Smith (0–1)	-	7,712	1–0	0–0
2	2/16/13	Western Illinois	Baum Stadium	7–2	Astin (1–0)	Willman (0–1)		7,270	2–0	0–0
3	2/17/13	Western Illinois	Baum Stadium	5–7	Pingel (1–0)	Daniel (0–1)	Loconsole (1)	8,787	2–1	0–0
4	2/19/13	New Orleans	Baum Stadium	14-0 (7)	Poche (1-0)	Martinez (0-1)		DH	3–1	0–0
5	2/19/13	New Orleans	Baum Stadium	3–0	Simpson (1–0)	Prest (0–1)	Beeks (1)	6,913	4–1	0–0
6	2/22/13	Evansville	Baum Stadium	10–4	Moore (1–0)	Freeland (1–1)		6,955	5–1	0–0
7	2/23/13	Evansville	Baum Stadium	5–2	Beeks (1–0)	Isom (0–2)	Daniel (1)	7,652	6–1	0–0
8	2/24/13	Evansville	Baum Stadium	10–2	Killian (1–0)	Lloyd (0–1)		7,825	7–1	0–0
Coca-Cola Classic, Surprise, Arizona
9	2/28/13	vs. Arizona State	Surprise Stadium	2-3	Lilek (1-0)	Stanek (1-1)	Burr (1)	714	7-2	0-0
10	3/1/13	vs. Gonzaga	Surprise Stadium	0-3	Gonzales (2-1)	Astin (1-1)		427	7-3	0-0
11	3/2/13	vs. Arizona State	Surprise Stadium	1-3	Blackford (1-0)	Killian (1-1)	Burr (2)	1,560	7-4	0-0
12	3/3/13	vs. Pacific	Surprise Stadium	3-4	Hamman (1-0)	Moore (1-1)		179	7-5	0-0
13	3/7/13	San Diego State	Baum Stadium	2-0	Poche (2-0)	Cederoth (1-2)	Astin (1)	7,153	8-5	0-0
14	3/8/13	San Diego State	Baum Stadium	4-3	Beeks (2-0)	Hepner (0-1)		7,502	9-5	0-0
15	3/9/13	San Diego State	Baum Stadium	8-2	Killian (2-1)	Doran (2-2)		DH	10-5	0-0
16	3/10/13	San Diego State	Baum Stadium	4-1	Gunn (1-0)	Derby (1-1)		8,656	11-5	0-0
17	3/12/13	Alabama A&M	Baum Stadium	20-2	Altimont (1-0)	Tucker (1-2)	Simpson (1)	6,922	12-5	0-0
18	3/13/13	Alabama A&M	Baum Stadium	13-0	Oliver (1-0)	Belue (0-2)		6,724	13-5	0-0
19	3/15/13	#8 Ole Miss	Baum Stadium	1-7	Wahl (5-0)	Killian (2-2)		8,934	13-6	0-1
20	3/16/13	#8 Ole Miss	Baum Stadium	10-1	Fant (1-0)	Mayers (2-1)		9,861	14-6	1-1
21	3/17/13	#8 Ole Miss	Baum Stadium	4-6 (13)	Huber (2-0)	Moore (1-2)		7,603	14-7	1-2
22	3/22/13	at #6 South Carolina	Carolina Stadium	15-3	Astin (2-1)	Beal (2-1)		7,616	15-7	2-2
23	3/23/13	at # 6 South Carolina	Carolina Stadium	4-2	Stanek (2-1)	Belcher (4-2)		7,509	16-7	3-2
24	3/24/13	at #6 South Carolina	Carolina Stadium	5-3 (11)	Killian (3-2)	Webb (0-1)	Suggs (1)	7,208	17-7	4-2
25	3/26/13	Mississippi Valley State	Baum Stadium	6-0	Poche (3-0)	Lacy (0-3)		6,688	18-7	4-2
26	3/27/13	Mississippi Valley State	Baum Stadium	2-1	Wright (1-0)	Killier (1-5)	Beeks (2)	9,285	19-7	4-2
27	3/29/13	#15 Mississippi State	Baum Stadium	5-4	Beeks (3-0)	Pollorena (4-1)	Suggs (2)	7,845	20-7	5-2
28	3/30/13	#15 Mississippi State	Baum Stadium	1-4	Graveman (3-2)	Stanek (2-2)		8,742	20-8	5-3
29	3/31/13	#15 Mississippi State	Baum Stadium	3-1	Fant (2-0)	Bracewell (0-1)	Suggs (3)	7,722	21-8	6-3
30	4/4/13	at Alabama	Sewell-Thomas Stadium	3-1	Beeks (4-0)	Sullivan (3-2)	Suggs (4)	2,990	22-8	7-3
31	4/5/13	at Alabama	Sewell-Thomas Stadium	6-0	Stanek (3-2)	Keller (3-4)		3,787	23-8	8-3
32	4/6/13	at Alabama	Sewell-Thomas Stadium	0-5	Turnbull (4-1)	Fant (2-1)		3,470	23-9	8-4
33	4/9/13	New Mexico	Baum Stadium	0-3	Bridges (2-1)	Wright (1-1)		DH	23-10	8-4
34	4/9/13	New Mexico	Baum Stadium	4-3	Oliver (2-0)	McClain (1-1)		7,215	24-10	8-4
35	4/12/13	#2 LSU	Baum Stadium	2-6	Nola (6-0)	Astin (2-2)		10,167	24-11	8-5
36	4/13/13	#2 LSU	Baum Stadium	8-3	Stanek (4-2)	Eades (7-1)		10,377	25-11	9-5
37	4/14/13	#2 LSU	Baum Stadium	3-5 (10)	Cotton (2-0)	Oliver (2-1)		10,180	25-12	9-6
38	4/16/13	at Nebraska	Haymarket Park	0-3	Kubat (1-0)	Killian (3-3)	Vogt (6)	DH	25-13	9-6
39	4/16/13	at Nebraska	Haymarket Park	2-4	Bublitz (2-0)	Oliver (2-2)	Roeder (2)	2,563	25-14	9-6
40	4/19/13	Texas A&M	Baum Stadium	3-5	Brashear (1-1)	Beeks (4-1)	Jester (10)	9,064	25-15	9-7
41	4/20/13	Texas A&M	Baum Stadium	12-2	Stanek (5-2)	Kent (2-2)	Gunn (1)	11,145	26-15	10-7
42	4/21/13	Texas A&M	Baum Stadium	2-1	Fant (3-1)	Pineda (3-4)	Suggs (5)	9,012	27-15	11-7
43	4/26/13	at Georgia	Foley Field	2-0	Astin (3-2)	Boling (2-6)	Suggs (6)	2,043	28-15	12-7
44	4/27/13	at Georgia	Foley Field	2-1	Beeks (5-1)	McLaughlin (4-5)	Suggs (7)	1,802	29-15	13-7
	4/28/13	at Georgia	Foley Field	Postponed (rain)
45	4/30/13	Missouri State	Baum Stadium	6-3	Fant (4-1)	Hall (4-2)	Suggs (8)	4,268	30-15	13-7
46	5/3/13	at Kentucky	Cliff Hagan Stadium	2-1	Astin (4-2)	Reed (2-6)	Suggs (9)	2,336	31-15	14-7
47	5/4/13	at Kentucky	Cliff Hagan Stadium	5-3	Stanek (6-2)	Littrell (5-4)	Suggs (10)	DH	32-15	15-7
48	5/4/13	at Kentucky	Cliff Hagan Stadium	3-4	Shepherd (4-0)	Simpson (1-1)		1,794	32-16	15-8
49	5/10/13	Tennessee	Baum Stadium	3-8	Godley (5-6)	Astin (4-3)		9,110	32-17	15-9
50	5/11/13	Tennessee	Baum Stadium	11-1	Stanek (7-2)	Williams (2-4)		9,639	33-17	16-9
51	5/12/13	Tennessee	Baum Stadium	10-2	Fant (5-1)	Quillen (2-4)		8,523	34-17	17-9
52	5/16/13	at Auburn	Plainsman Park	0-3	Kendrick (5-3)	Astin (4-4)	Dedrick (9)	2,631	34-18	17-10
53	5/17/13	at Auburn	Plainsman Park	1-0	Stanek (8-2)	O'Neal (8-4)	Suggs (11)	3,631	35-18	18-10
54	5/18/13	at Auburn	Plainsman Park	6-11	Cochran-Gill (1-1)	Moore (1-3)	Dedrick (10)	2,481	35-19	18-11

SEC Tournament

#	Date	Opponent	Location	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Record	Tournament Record

NCAA Tournament: Regional

#	Date	Opponent	Location	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Att	Record	NCAAT Record

NCAA Tournament: Super Regional

#	Date	Opponent	Location	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Att	Record	NCAAT Record

College World Series

#	Date	Opponent	Location	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Att	Record	CWS Record

February

Western Illinois

Jalen Beeks, a relief pitcher from Prairie Grove, Arkansas, made his Razorbacks debut in game two with Western Illinois

The Razorbacks began the 2013 campaign with a 9–1 victory over the Western Illinois Leathernecks at Baum Stadium. First baseman Eric Fisher, a redshirt sophomore, hit his first collegiate home run in the game, with Jacob Mahan and Brian Anderson both going 2 for 2 at the plate.^[3] The following day, the Razorbacks took a 7–2 victory over the Leathernecks with starting pitcher Barrett Astin getting the win. Matt Vinson and Joe Serrano each had 2-RBI singles. Sophomore pitcher Jalen Beeks made his first appearance for the Razorbacks in relief.^[4] Trent Daniel gave up six runs (three earned) and received the loss as Western Illinois took the third game, 7–5.^[5] The Razorbacks subsequently dropped from #1 in the Baseball America, Collegiate Baseball, and NCBWA polls.^[6]^[7]^[8]

New Orleans

Although scheduled to be a two-day series, the Razorbacks and New Orleans Privateers decided to reschedule and play a doubleheader on February 19.^[9]

Rankings

Main article: 2013 NCAA Division I baseball rankings

Ranking movements
**Legend:** ██ Increase in ranking. ██ Decrease in ranking.
NR = Not ranked. RV = Received votes. ( ) = First place votes.
	Week
Poll	Pre	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18	Final
Coaches'^[10]	1	1*	2	19	15	17	13		10	12
Baseball America^[6]	3	3	3	16	15	21	15	14	10	12
Collegiate Baseball^^[7]	1	2	2	29	22	28	12	11	10	13
NCBWA†^[8]	1	3	2	16	11	16	11	9	8	10

^ Collegiate Baseball ranks 40 teams in their preseason poll, but only ranks 30 teams weekly during the season.
† NCBWA ranks 35 teams in their preseason poll, but only ranks 30 teams weekly during the season.
* New poll was not released for this week so for comparison purposes the previous week's ranking is inserted in this week's slot.

Razorbacks in the 2013 MLB Draft

Player	Position	Round	Overall	MLB Team

References

↑ "SEC Baseball" (PDF). Southeastern Conference. Retrieved May 27, 2013.
↑ "Southeastern Conference Standings". D1 Baseball. Retrieved June 16, 2013.
↑ Neiswanger, Robbie (February 15, 2013). "No. 1 Hogs cruise to win in season opener". Log Cabin Democrat. Retrieved February 23, 2013.
↑ Taylor, Josh (February 16, 2013). "Diamond Hogs Cruise Past Western Illinois". KHBS. Retrieved February 24, 2013.
↑ "Western Illinois beats Arkansas, 7-5". San Francisco Chronicle. February 17, 2013. Retrieved February 24, 2013.
1 2 "Baseball America College: Top 25". Baseball America.
1 2 "NCAA DIV I Baseball Polls". Collegiate Baseball Newspaper.
1 2 "NCBWA Division I poll". National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association.
↑ "New Orleans to play doubleheader at Arkansas". Houston Chronicle. February 19, 2013. Retrieved February 24, 2013.
↑ "USA TODAY/ESPN Top 25 coaches' baseball poll". USA Today. January 25, 2012.

External links

Razorback Athletics

Arkansas Razorbacks baseball

Venues	Washington County Fairgrounds (?–1974) George Cole Field (1975–1995) Baum Stadium (1996–present)

People	Head coaches

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College World Series appearances in italics

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