Arkansas kept things rolling with a win over UCLA. Their next opponent in the CWS bracket will give them a chance at sweet revenge.

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With its season on the line, Arkansas’ stars stepped up on both sides of the scorecard, this time a 7-3 win over the UCLA Bruins to keep its seaso

Arkansas (49-14) plays UCLA (48-17) in an elimination game at 6 p.m. Tuesday, June 17, at Charles Schwab Field Omaha. Karl Ravech (play-by-play), Kyle Peterson (analyst), Eduardo Perez (analyst) and Kris Budden (field) will call the game on ESPN.

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Middle 5th Inning. UCLA stranded runners at second and third in the fifth inning when Dean West grounded out to second bas Zach Root. Payton Brenna

Wehiwa Aloy’s big night at the plate paired with Zach Root’s bounce back start pushed Arkansas past UCLA 7-3 on Tuesday night at the College World Series inside Charles Schwab Field.

Arkansas defeated UCLA 7-3 to advance to the College World Series semifinals, where they’ll face SEC rival LSU.

Arkansas has its starter lined up as the Razorbacks look to fight off elimination for a 2nd straight day at the College World Series.

Wehiwa Aloy drove in Arkansas' first three runs with a homer and triple, Zach Root bounced back from a rocky start to pitch five strong innings, and the Razorbacks eliminated the Bruins from the Men's College World Series with a 7-3 victory Tuesday night.

Bottom of the first inning, Golden Spikes Award finalist Wehiwa Aloy opened the scoring with his third home run in the 2025 NCAA Tournament. A no-doubter out to right field and he brought Charles Davalan in with him for the early lead, 2-0 Arkansas.

For once, things in a College World Series are breaking in favor of the Arkansas Razorbacks. After sitting around Charles Schwab Field