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Arkansas 3, Georgia 3 — End 6th Inning

Zach Root walked Christian Adams and gave up a single to Daniel Jackson with 2 outs in the sixth, and was replaced by Aiden Jimenez in a high-leverage situation. 

Jimenez missed on a 3-2 pitch to Devin Obee to load the bases, but Kolby Branch flied out to right to strand 3 for the Bulldogs. 

Root’s final line: 5 2/3 innings, 3 runs, 5 hits, 3 walks, 7 strikeouts. He will take a no-decision. 

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Arkansas 3, Georgia 3 — Middle 6th Inning

Wehiwa Aloy led off with a walk and went to second base on a wild pitch, but he was out trying to steal third base with 1 out and Brent Iredale at the plate. 

Iredale drew a walk, but Cam Kozeal popped up to end the inning. 

The Razorbacks have had 3 outs on the bases tonight that have been costly — not only to the outcome potentially, but Nolan Souza’s injury, too. 

Arkansas 3, Georgia 3 — End 5th Inning

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Zach Root allowed a leadoff single to Devin Obee and a 1-out double to Slate Alford to give the Bulldogs runners in scoring position. 

But he struck out Georgia’s two best power hitters, Ryland Zaborowski and Robbie Burnett, to strand the base runners. Root struck out the side in the inning and has 6 strikeouts tonight. 

Brian Curley will be replaced on the mound by right-hander JT Quinn in the sixth for the Bulldogs. Quinn is a transfer from Ole Miss. 

Arkansas 3, Georgia 3 — Middle 5th Inning

Nolan Souza doubled for Arkansas with 1 out in the fifth, but he was out at third base trying to advance on a ball hit to the left side of the infield, and hurt on an awkward slide on the turf. 

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Souza has returned to the dugout with his right shoulder iced and his arm in a sling. He was holding his wrist as he exited the field with Arkansas’ medical staff. Gabe Fraser has replaced him at second base. 

Charles Davalan hit a fly out to deep left field to end the inning. 

Arkansas 3, Georgia 3 — End 4th Inning

Zach Root has retired 7 in a row since the 2-out home run against him in the second inning. 

And he is doing it efficiently. He got through the third and fourth innings in 21 pitches after throwing 39 through the second. 

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Arkansas 3, Georgia 3 — Middle 4th Inning

Wehiwa Aloy was hit by a 1-out pitch, then Logan Maxwell (double) and Brent Iredale (single) followed with consecutive RBI hits. 

Cam Kozeal hit into a fielder’s choice, but he went to second base when shortstop Kolby Branch tried to turn a double play and threw the ball into a camera well. 

Kuhio Aloy singled to score Kozeal. Aloy was out at second base trying to advance on the throw home, but he was out to end the inning.

Georgia 3, Arkansas 0 — End 3rd Inning

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Zach Root needed a quick inning and he got one in the third, retiring the Bulldogs’ 1-2-3 hitters in 10 pitches. 

Justin Thomas, the former Georgia outfielder, made a sliding catch to lead off the inning to rob Slate Alford of a hit. 

Georgia 3, Arkansas 0 — Middle 3rd Inning

This game is not trending well for the Razorbacks through 2 1/2 innings. Georgia’s pitcher is on and Zach Root is laboring some. 

Brian Curley wiggled out of a 3-0 count against Ryder Helfrick for a pop up to third base to begin the third inning. He struck out Nolan Souza in 3 pitches and got Justin Thomas looking at a 1-2 pitch for his fourth and fifth strikeouts. 

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Curley has not allowed a hit. He has thrown 42 pitches through 3 innings, whereas Root has thrown 39 through 2. 

Georgia 3, Arkansas 0 — End 2nd Inning

Christian Adams drew a 1-out walk and Daniel Jackson followed with a double to left. 

Adams came home on Devin Obee’s groundout to third base. 

Kolby Branch, the 9-hole hitter, followed with a 2-run home run to center field. That was his third homer of the week. 

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Slate Alford flied out to end the inning.

Zach Root is not pitching real efficiently for the Razorbacks. His pitch count is 39 through 2 innings, and the Bulldogs have 2 extra-base hits and 2 walks against him. 

Arkansas 0, Georgia 0 — Middle 2nd Inning

The Razorbacks do not have a hit against Brian Curley through 2 innings. Brent Iredale and Cam Kozeal made contact to the outfield, but they were fly outs, and Kuhio Aloy struck out. 

Curley has 3 strikeouts. 

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Arkansas 0, Georgia 0 — End 1st Inning

Zach Root worked around a 2-out walk to Robbie Burnett, then a questionable balk call from first base umpire Javerro January that allowed Burnett to go to second base. 

Root struck out Ryland Zaborowski to go with a couple of fly outs to center field. He won an 8-pitch battle with Slate Alford to start the inning. 

Arkansas 0, Georgia 0 — Middle 1st Inning

Brian Curley struck out Charles Davalan looking and Wehiwa Aloy swinging, and Logan Maxwell flied out to deep left field in the top of the first inning. 

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Pregame

The Razorbacks and the Bulldogs get underway at 5 p.m. Central in the weekend’s most high-profile matchup. 

Arkansas is ranked No. 1 and Georgia is No. 6 in this week’s USA Today Baseball Coaches Poll. 

This series is a matchup of teams that are near mirror images offensively and defensively, near the top nationally in most statistical categories. Arkansas’ pitching is better statistically. 

It is also a matchup of coaches that used to work with each other. Georgia’s Wes Johnson was an assistant on Dave Van Horn’s staff at Arkansas from 2017-18. 

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Zach Root (3.48 ERA, 1.09 WHIP) will start on the mound for Arkansas. Lefties have given Georgia trouble this season, especially last week in a series sweep at Texas. 

The Bulldogs will throw right-hander Brian Curley (3.45 ERA, 0.98 WHIP). 

Here is Arkansas’ starting lineup: 

LF Charles Davalan 

SS Wehiwa Aloy

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RF Logan Maxwell

3B Brent Iredale

1B Cam Kozeal

DH Kuhio Aloy

C Ryder Helfrick

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2B Nolan Souza

CF Justin Thomas



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Countdown to the Crown: Miss Central Arkansas, Karie Miller, speaks about educational diversity

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Countdown to the Crown: Miss Central Arkansas, Karie Miller, speaks about educational diversity


LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – Miss Central Arkansas, Karie Miller, is competing in the upcoming 2026 Miss Arkansas Pageant.

Miller highlighted her Community Service Initiative, Hands on Learning, in which she advocates for educational diversity.

Her talent will be a performing sign language interpretation of the song “Guns and Ships” from the Broadway Musical “Hamilton.”  Miller is not only a manager at Barnes and Noble but also has a love for scary stories.

Miller will be part of the excitement at the Miss Arkansas Pageant on Saturday, June 13, airing on KARK.

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For more information on the competition, visit MissArkansas.org.



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Vehicle crash reported near the University of Arkansas Agriculture Facility

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Vehicle crash reported near the University of Arkansas Agriculture Facility


FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (KNWA/KFTA) — The University of Arkansas Police Department is responding to a vehicle collision near the intersection of Garland Avenue and Drake Street, close to the university’s agriculture facility.

Crews on scene report at least one person was taken to a hospital. There is no official word on their condition.

An SUV with heavy front-end damage was in a nearby ditch. A pickup truck was towed from the scene.

This is a developing story. We will update as we learn more.

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Arkansas Storm Team Forecast: Isolated Severe Storms Possible

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Two rounds of storms possible Tuesday. The morning risk is very low, then a more substantial risk may evolve late in the day

Tonight: Clouds increase with storms north late. Lows in the lower 60s

Tuesday: Low storm chance in the morning with a greater chance late in the day. Highs near 80

Wednesday: Scattered areas of rain and storms. Highs in the mid to upper 60s

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