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On Sunday, No. 15 Alabama softball (31-11, 8-9 SEC) aims to build on their recent triumph over the No. 14 Arkansas Razorbacks (31-11, 10-7 SEC) at Bogle Park in Fayetteville, Ark. Following a tense series opener in which Arkansas narrowly claimed a 1-0 victory in extra innings, Alabama responded forcefully on Saturday night, clinching a 5-1 win thanks to a decisive fifth inning three-run home run by Jenna Johnson. 

The series, which began on Friday with Razorbacks’ walk-off hit, saw a major shift in momentum in the subsequent game, setting the stage for an exciting continuation. The action will resume at 1 p.m. CT on ESPNU, as both teams look to pick up a crucial conference series victory. 

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Pregame: 

  • First pitch is slated for 1:00 p.m. CT. 

How to Watch: No. 15 Alabama at No. 14 Arkansas 

When: Friday, April 19 – 6 p.m. CT 
Saturday, April 20 – 8 p.m. CT 
Sunday, April 21 – 1 p.m. CT 

Where: Bogle Park, Fayetteville, Ark. 

TV: SEC Network+ (Friday), ESPN (Saturday), ESPNU (Sunday) 

Radio: The Crimson Tide Sports Network on 97.5 FM in Tuscaloosa with Tom Canterbury and Gray Robertson on the call 

Series history: Alabama leads, 65-15 

Last meeting: Alabama knocked Arkansas out of the SEC Tournament quarterfinals as the host team last season. Montana Fouts left the game with an injury, and the Tide won, 3-2 in extra innings. However, the Razorbacks did win the regular season series in Tuscaloosa last season. 

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Last time out, Alabama: The Crimson Tide is coming off a disappointing performance against Texas A&M. After winning the first game of the series at home, Alabama dropped the final two in blowout fashion. The Tide held a late-lead in Game 3, but the pitching and defense fell apart for the Aggies to secure the series win. 



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