When does Arkansas baseball play in College World Series? Razorbacks’ schedule, TV

Arkansas kicks off its College World Series run this weekend in Omaha, Nebraska, facing off against SEC rival LSU. The showdown is set for Saturday, June 14 at 6 p.m. Central Time, and will be broadcast live on ESPN. This marks the Razorbacks’ 12th appearance in Omaha and their fourth under coach Dave Van Horn.

The game will feature a pitching duel between LSU’s lefty Kade Anderson (10–1, 3.58 ERA) and Arkansas’s ace Zach Root (8–5, 3.59 ERA). Expect ESPN’s premier commentary team—Mike Monaco, Chris Burke, Kyle Peterson, and Kris Budden—to call the action during primetime.

Arkansas secured its spot by sweeping Tennessee in the Fayetteville Super Regional, improving to 48–13 on the season. The Razorbacks have smashed a program‑record 124 home runs this season, led by SEC Player of the Year Wehiwa Aloy and slugging teammates like Cam Kozeal and Charles Davalan.

They’ve been placed into Bracket 2 alongside UCLA, Murray State, and LSU, and will play Tuesday’s winner between UCLA and Murray State if they prevail Their first-round clash is part of a larger double-elimination bracket that leads into the best-of-three final series scheduled for June 21–23 Whether you’re cheering from Omaha or catching the game from home, tune in to ESPN this Saturday at 6 p.m. CT to follow the Razorbacks as they chase a national title in their first CWS outing of the year.