Arkansas Razorback Baseball

This is the definition of a #BENNYBOMB... #CWS http://t.co/t7nJ1eT9hW

— NCAA Baseball (@NCAACWS) June 13, 2015

After giving up a pair of runs in the top of the 5th, Benintendi crushed a solo shot to right field to tie the game again. He tied it in the 3rd with a sac fly and also saved a run with a diving catch earlier in the game. This home run is his 20th of the year. Currently 3-3 in the 6th.

This is Benny's 2nd national player of the year award, following the same recognition from Collegiate Baseball. There's still more to go, highlighted by the upcoming Golden Spikes Award, for which he is one of four finalists.

Per DVH, James Teague has a stress reaction in his elbow and will not be available the remainder of the season.

— #OmaHogs (@RazorbackBSB) June 9, 2015

This is certainly a blow for Arkansas' already-thin pitching staff. Teague started Game 3 of the super regionals against Missouri State and pitched four innings without giving up an earned run. Dominic Taccolini has also been benched with an injury for the last few weeks and won't be back this season. Freshman pitcher Keaton McKinney has been hampered by a hip injury but has played this postseason with limited effectiveness. Hopefully the extra time before the Monday game of the College World Series will help in his efforts to rehab.

With the 7th overall pick in the 2015 #MLBDraft the @RedSox select, Andrew Benintendi, OF from Arkansas

— MLB Network (@MLBNetwork) June 8, 2015

Congrats to Benny! Arkansas' Golden Spikes finalist is now the third-highest Razorback draft pick in baseball history, behind only Jeff King and Kevin McReynolds.

The real question is, how many national player of the year awards will Benintendi rack up?

Here's the whole thing if you want to print off or predict everybody's road to Omaha. Do people do bracket contests for baseball? I'm not sure.

Not a whole lot to say about this one. Florida run-ruled Arkansas to win the game 10-0 and knock the Razorbacks out of the SEC Tournament. At a certain point it felt like the Hogs were just ready to go home and prepare to watch the NCAA Tournament Selection Show on Monday. The Hogs will likely be a 2-seed somewhere, but where?

Arkansas committed a season-high six errors against top-ranked LSU in a 10-5 loss at Hoover. This is an obvious statement, but the Hogs have to play cleaner baseball in order to advance further in the postseason. LSU had already built a 6-0 lead when Arkansas went to bat in the 2nd inning. The Hogs put up 4 runs and appeared they might be able to make a game out of it, but that's as close as it ever became. The Tigers ended up taking a 10-4 lead before Arkansas scored its last run. Arkansas now plays Florida again in an elimination game tomorrow. The winner will play LSU on Saturday.