Mississippi State Baseball Falls to Arkansas 7-5 in Game One

The Bulldogs drop a heartbreaker in the series opener.

STARKVILLE, Miss. — The Mississippi State Bulldogs drop game one to Arkansas 7-5. The Bulldog offense threatened in the first after the first two batters reached on walks, but three straight strikeouts would end the threat.

The Razorbacks scored on a wild pitch and got a two-run home run to take a 3-0 lead. The Bulldogs would answer back in the fifth after a pair of walks and a single from Logan Kohler loaded the bases. The Razorbacks would break the tie in the sixth with a solo home run off Stephen. Stephen's final line was seven innings, four earned runs, and six strikeouts.

Tyson Hardin took over for Stephen on the mound in the bottom of the eighth. Hardin could not hold the lead as three singles tied the game up at five.

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