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"The Arkansas baseball team used their last regular season home game to put on one of their best offensive showings of the season.Outfielder Matt Vinson hit a solo homerun and starting pitcher Randall Fant held Tennessee scoreless in their last home game in a Razorback uniform, helping Arkansas to a 10-2 win over the Volunteers on Senior Day at Baum Stadium Sunday afternoon.The team honored Fant, Vinson and four other seniors: Trent Daniel, Cade Lynch, Jacob Mahan and Tyler Wright before the game. Lynch, whose season ended abruptly in March after recurring problems with migraine headaches, threw out the ceremonial first pitch.\"It was a great job by our entire team,\" said head coach Dave Van Horn. \"I thought they did a great job of coming out and being extremely focused, really, the last two days after a disappointing first game.\"After losing the first game, 8-3, Friday night, Arkansas outscored Tennessee, 21-3, to win the final two games of the series.The Razorbacks scored five runs in the first inning, capped off by a bases-loaded double by freshman Jordan Farris that scored three runs.\"I like the fact that we just kept battling and put together a lot of good at-bats,\" Van Horn said. \"Hopefully we'll continue to swing the bats and build confidence. Maybe the bats are going to warm up.\"Vinson led the Razorbacks at the plate with three hits, two RBI and three runs scored. His RBI single in the first inning scored Joe Serrano to give Arkansas a 1-0 lead.\"We had a chance to win the series today, and we got off to a good start,\" Vinson said. \"We just kind of built from that and Randy pitched a good game.\"Fant gave up only two hits over 6.1 shutout innings with three walks and five strikeouts, improving his record to 5-1 on the season.\"It's exactly what I wanted,\" said Fant. \"I wanted a good outing.  the last home game in front of great fans and my family, and I'm just so glad I was able to do that.\"Farris came up to the plate with the bases loaded again in the third and drew a five-pitch walk, forcing Dominic Ficocello home to give Arkansas a 6-0 lead. Brian Anderson's two-run double in the fourth put them ahead by eight.Anderson finished strong during a big weekend at the plate, hitting 7-for-13 with a double, two triples, a homerun and five RBI.\"The last two seasons we've played Tennessee later in the year,\" said Anderson, who has had success against the Volunteers in his first two seasons of collegiate baseball.\"I think that's when I'm starting to hit my rhythm,\" he said. \"I'm really starting to see the ball better, so maybe that's it.\"Vinson's home run led off the sixth inning, and senior outfielder Jacob Morris hit a pinch-hit sacrifice fly in the eighth to round out the scoring for the Razorbacks.\"We came out and did what we were supposed to do,\" said Vinson. It was Senior Day, but as a team we needed to win the series and we came out and did that.\"The foursome of Jalen Beeks, Wright, Daniel and Colby Suggs finished out the game in relief.The Razorbacks will travel to Auburn to play their final series of the regular season. Game times are set for 6 p.m. Thursday and Friday and 1 p.m. Saturday."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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