12/7/07: Casey Coon and Logan Forsythe were named to the 2008 Brooks Wallace Player of the Year Preseason Watch List.

11/12/07: Arkansas led the NCAA in average attendance in 2007 with 8,089 per game and were second in total attendance with 250,759.

10/14/07: The White team won game 4 of the Fall World Series 5-4 and the Series three games to one. Brett Eibner, Gary Poynter (win) and Drew Smyly (save) held the Black team in check, allowing only six hits over nine innings.

10/13/07: The Black team won game 3 of the Fall World Series 5-4 in 10 innings. Chad Pierce got the win for Black with five solid innings (3 hits, 1 run, 3 strikeouts).

10/11/07: The White team took game 2 of the Fall World Series 14-9 and took a 2-0 lead in the best of five series. Brett Eibner (three-run homer), Logan Forsythe (grand slam) and Ben Tschepikow (grand slam) led the way for the White team.

10/10/07: The White team beat the Black team 8-4 to take game 1 of the Fall World Series. Ryan Cisterna's seventh inning grand slam was the difference for the White team while Casey Coon had a three-run homerun for Black. Travis Hill got the win with 3.2 scoreless innings of relief.

10/8/07: The Arkansas recruiting class was ranked #10 in the country by BaseballAmerica.

9/25/07: The Arkansas recruiting class was ranked #33 in the country and #10 in the SEC in Collegiate Baseball's 2007 Recruiting Rankings.

8/30/07: Three Hogs were mentioned on Baseball America's Summer College League Top 10 Prospects lists; Sean Jones (#10 in Texas Collegiate League), Jeff Nutt (#9 in Texas Collegiate League) and Chase Leavitt (#9 in California Collegiate League).

8/14/07: Casey Coon won the Cape Cod Baseball League Championship with the Yarmouth-Dennis Red Sox.

8/12/07: Sean Jones, Jeff Nutt and Mike Bolsinger won the Texas Collegiate League Championship Series with the Coppell Copperheads.

8/12/07: Stephen Robison and the Havasu Heat (Pacific Southwest League) won the 2007 NBC World Series.

8/1/07: Chase Leavitt was named to the All-California Collegiate League team.

7/20/07: Logan Forsythe and Team USA won a Silver Medal at the Pan Am Games.

7/5/07: Brandon White (P) was named to the Valley League midseason All-Star game (South team).

7/1/07: Wayne Hrozek (OF) was named to the Texas Collegiate League midseason All-Star game as a starter for the Tris Speaker team.

6/19/07: Jess Todd (1st team pitcher) and Nick Schmidt (2nd team pitcher) were named to the 2007 All Ping Teams by Ping Baseball.

6/18/07: Nick Schmidt was named second team All-American by the American Baseball Coaches Association.

6/15/07: Nick Schmidt was named second team All-American by Baseball America.

6/13/07: Nick Schmidt was named second team All-American by the NCBWA.

6/11/07: Dallas Keuchel (P) was named honorable mention All Ping Freshman Team by Ping Baseball.

6/8/07: Six Hogs were taken on the second day of the MLB Draft: Danny Hamblin (10th round, 330 overall to Oakland), Chris Rhoads (28th, 863 to Philadelphia) Brian Walker (29th, 898 to the Angels), Jacob Julius (33rd round, 997 overall to Baltimore), Jake Dugger (49th, 1,417 to Washington) and Matt Willard (49th, 1,423 to Cleveland).

Arkansas signees Ryan Turner (22nd round to Tampa Bay), Cody Hawn (23rd to Milwaukee), Conrad Flynn (25th to Seattle), Andy Wilkins (25th to Texas), Scott Lyons (36th to Boston), James Mahler (42nd to Philadelphia) and Ryan Cisterna (46th to Washington) were also drafted.

6/7/07: Three Hogs were taken on the first day of the MLB Draft: Nick Schmidt in the first round (23rd overall) to San Diego, Duke Welker in the second round (68th) to Pittsburgh and Jess Todd in the second round (82nd) to St. Louis.

Arkansas signee Brett Eibner was taken in the fourth round (141st overall) by the Houston Astros.

6/5/07: The NCAA Fayetteville Regional led all regionals in attendance with 38,710 over six games. The 6,452 average was also number one and the 9,572 that showed up for the Arkansas/Oklahoma State game on June 2 was the single game high for all regionals.

6/4/07: Baseball America released their list of the Top Draft Prospects from the state of Arkansas. Nick Schmidt (#1), Jess Todd (#2), Duke Welker (#3), Danny Hamblin (#4), Casey Coon (#11), Travis Hill (#12), Jacob Julius (#14) and Brian Walker (#15) all made the list of 20.

6/3/07: Nick Schmidt (P) and Brian Walker (C) were named to the NCAA Fayetteville Regional All-Tournament Team.

6/1/07: Dave Van Horn won his 200th game at Arkansas (108 losses) when the Hogs beat Albany 9-0 to open the NCAA Fayetteville Regional.

5/30/07: Nick Schmidt and Jess Todd were named second team Louisville Slugger All-Americans by Collegiate Baseball.

5/28/07: Rankings Update; Collegiate Baseball Newspaper: #9, Baseball America: #11, USA Today / ESPN Coaches Poll: #11, National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association: #13, Pseudo-RPI: #16, NCAA RPI: #15.

5/28/07: Jess Todd was named a Louisville Slugger National Player of the Week.

5/27/07: Four Hogs were named to the SEC All-Tournament Team: Jess Todd (P), Nick Schmidt (P), Danny Hamblin (1B) and Casey Coon (OF).

5/27/07: Danny Hamblin broke the Arkansas career homerun record with a two-run homerun against #1 Vanderbilt in the SEC Tournament Championship Game. Ryan Lundquist held the record with 56 homeruns from 1996-99.

5/27/07: The Hogs were awarded one of the 16 NCAA Regionals.

5/26/07: The Hogs advanced to the SEC Tournament Championship Game, making Arkansas the first school in SEC history to play in the championship game in baseball, basketball and football in one year.

5/24/07: Jess Todd broke the Arkansas single game strikeout record (16 twice before) with 17 against South Carolina. He also broke the SEC Tournament record of 15. Todd struck out the first nine batters of the game, all swinging. Box.

5/24/07: The Razorbacks posted back-to-back shutouts for the first time since March 1989 when they beat South Carolina 6-0. Arkansas had never had a shutout in the SEC Tournament before getting two in a row.

5/23/07: Nick Schmidt became the first pitcher to ever give up two hits or fewer in the SEC Tournament while pitching a minimum of nine innings. It was also the first time that Arkansas has ever shut-out an opponent in the tournament.

5/23/07: Danny Hamblin tied the Arkansas career homerun record with a three-run shot against Alabama in the first game of the SEC Tournament. His 56th homerun tied him with Ryan Lundquist.

5/22/07: Jess Todd (#110) and Duke Welker (#129) were on BaseballAmerica's Top 200 Draft Prospects list.

5/22/07: The SEC announced their 2007 All-SEC teams: Nick Schmidt and Jess Todd (1st team SP's) and Dallas Keuchel (All-Freshman RP).

5/21/07: Logan Forsythe was selected to participate for the USA National Team.

5/21/07: Rankings Update; Collegiate Baseball Newspaper: #9, Baseball America: #15, USA Today / ESPN Coaches Poll: #12, National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association: #17, Pseudo-RPI: #18, NCAA RPI: #18.

5/21/07: Nick Schmidt was #26 on BaseballAmerica's Top 200 Draft Prospects list.

5/21/07: Brandon Barr was named to the SEC Baseball Community Service Team.

5/20/07: SEBaseball.com announced their All-SEC teams; Nick Schmidt and Jess Todd (1st team SP's), Danny Hamblin (2nd team, 1B), Logan Forsythe (2nd, 3B), Casey Coon (2nd, OF) and Duke Welker (honorable mention).

5/19/07: Arkansas became the first school in NCAA history to average over 8,000 tickets sold per game in a season. The average of 8,046 broke the previous record of 7,802 by LSU in 2004.

5/19/07: Logan Forsythe had four stolen bases against Alabama, which tied the Arkansas single game record.

5/18/07: The Hogs clinched the SEC West Division title with their 4-3 victory over Ole Miss in 10 innings.

5/17/07: Nick Schmidt was named a semi-finalist (10) for the Roger Clemens Award.

5/14/07: Rankings Update; Collegiate Baseball Newspaper: #9, Baseball America: #10, USA Today / ESPN Coaches Poll: #11, National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association: #11, Pseudo-RPI: #15, NCAA RPI: #15.

5/13/07: Casey Coon was hit by a pitch against Alabama, breaking the single season team record.

5/12/07: The Hogs tied the single season team record for being hit by a pitch (94) when they were hit three times against Alabama.

5/7/07: Rankings Update; Collegiate Baseball Newspaper: #6, Baseball America: #8, USA Today / ESPN Coaches Poll: #8, National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association: #9, Pseudo-RPI: #14, NCAA RPI: #12.

5/6/07: Arkansas set the SEC record for tickets sold in a weekend when 30,554 were sold for the LSU series.

5/5/07: The Hogs again broke the school attendance record when 10,581 attended the game against LSU.

5/4/07: The Hogs broke the school attendance record when 10,147 showed up for a game against LSU.

5/4/07: Danny Hamblin broke the school record for at-bats in a career.

5/1/07: Nick Schmidt was named a semi-finalist (50) for the 2007 Golden Spikes Award.

4/30/07: Rankings Update; Collegiate Baseball Newspaper: #3, Baseball America: #7, USA Today / ESPN Coaches Poll: #7, National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association: #7, Pseudo-RPI: #7, NCAA RPI: #7.

4/29/07: Jake Dugger broke the Arkansas record for most walks (157) in a career.

4/26/07: Nick Schmidt was named to the 2007 Dick Howser Trophy Watch List.

4/23/07: Rankings Update; Collegiate Baseball Newspaper: #3, Baseball America: #7, USA Today / ESPN Coaches Poll: #8, National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association: #8, Pseudo-RPI: #12, NCAA RPI: #10.

4/20/07: Nick Schmidt was #24 on BaseballAmerica's midseason Top 30 Draft Prospects list and #13 on their Top 50 College Prospects list.

4/16/07: Rankings Update; Collegiate Baseball Newspaper: #4, Baseball America: #9, USA Today / ESPN Coaches Poll: #8, National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association: #7, Pseudo-RPI: #7, NCAA RPI: #8.

4/16/07: Danny Hamblin was named the SEC Player of the Week after batting .462 with two homeruns and eight RBI against Florida.

4/14/07: Nick Schmidt set the school record for strikeouts in Arkansas' 14-3 win over Florida! His seven strikeouts gives him 307 for his career, surpassing the 301 of Matt Carnes.

4/9/07: Rankings Update; Collegiate Baseball Newspaper: #5, Baseball America: #9, USA Today / ESPN Coaches Poll: #10, National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association: #9, Pseudo-RPI: #7.

4/8/07: Nick Schmidt's nine strikeout performance against Mississippi State gave him 300 strikeouts for his career. He is only the second Razorback (Matt Carnes - 301) to reach 300.

4/5/07: James Gilbert was awarded a $2,000 post-graduate scholarship as part of the Brad Davis SEC Community Service Award.

4/2/07: Nick Schmidt was named the 10th best lefthanded starting pitcher in BaseballAmerica's Draft Dish. They project him as a supplemental second round pick.

4/2/07: Nick Schmidt was named the SEC Pitcher of the Week after his complete game effort against Tennessee.

4/2/07: Rankings Update; Collegiate Baseball Newspaper: #3, Baseball America: #6, USA Today / ESPN Coaches Poll: #7, National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association: #6, Pseudo-RPI: #7.

4/1/07: Dave Van Horn won his 500th career Division 1 game with an 11-7 victory over Tennessee.

3/30/07: Jess Todd was named the Regional Player of the Week for the Southeast by CollegeBaseballInsider.com.

3/27/07: Rankings Update; Collegiate Baseball Newspaper: #7, Baseball America: #7, USA Today / ESPN Coaches Poll: #8, National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association: #7, Pseudo-RPI: #6.

3/26/07: Jess Todd was named the SEC Pitcher of the Week after picking up two wins in nine innings against #1 Vanderbilt.

3/25/07: The Razorbacks set school attendance records with 26,266 fans in their series against #1 Vandy and with 27,083 tickets sold.

3/24/07: Danny Hamblin broke the Arkansas record for putouts in a career when he had 13 against Vanderbilt. The record was held by Haas Pratt who had 1,024 in his career.

3/19/07: Rankings Update; Collegiate Baseball Newspaper: #10, Baseball America: #9, USA Today / ESPN Coaches Poll: #11, National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association: #10, Pseudo-RPI: #20.

3/12/07: Rankings Update; Collegiate Baseball Newspaper: #11, Baseball America: #9, USA Today / ESPN Coaches Poll: #12, National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association: #11, Pseudo-RPI: #38.

3/5/07: Rankings Update; Collegiate Baseball Newspaper: #11, Baseball America: #10, USA Today / ESPN Coaches Poll: #12, National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association: #15, Pseudo-RPI: #56.

3/4/07: Nick Schmidt (P), Casey Coon (3B) and Jake Dugger (OF) were named to the Dairy Queen Classic All-Tournament team.

3/1/07: Former Razorback player Kevin McReynolds and coach Norm DeBryin were among 50 collegiate baseball greats on the 2007 National College Baseball Hall of Fame ballot.

3/1/07: The schedule for the Dairy Queen Classic was altered after The Citadel was forced to drop out due to travel problems. The Hogs will play Minnesota twice on Sunday and will not have a game on Saturday.

2/27/07: Rankings Update; Collegiate Baseball Newspaper: #10, Baseball America: #5, National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association: #11.

2/20/07: Rankings Update; Collegiate Baseball Newspaper: #10, Baseball America: #5, National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association: #10.

2/17/07: The Razorbacks' home opener was again postponed. It will be made up as part of a double header on Sunday, February 18.

2/15/07: The Razorbacks' home opener, scheduled for February 16, was postponed due to snow creating a Saturday, Sunday, Monday series.

2/13/07: Rankings Update; Collegiate Baseball Newspaper: #9, Baseball America: #6, National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association: #11.

2/6/07: Rankings Update; Collegiate Baseball Newspaper: #5, Baseball America: #6.

2/6/07: Baseball America released their Top 50 College Draft Prospects by class. Nick Schmidt was the #13 Junior while Danny Hamblin was the #13 Senior.

2/4/07: Nick Schmidt was named first team preseason All-America by Ping! Baseball.

1/31/07: The SEC coaches unanimously picked the Hogs to win the SEC West in the preseason SEC coaches poll.

1/30/07: Nick Schmidt was projected #21 in Baseball America's 2007 Early Draft Preview Projected First Round.

1/29/07: The Hogs were picked to win the SEC West in SEBaseball.com's SEC preview. Danny Hamblin (3B) and Nick Schmidt (SP) were named first team All-SEC, while Jake Dugger (OF) and Shaun Seibert (SP) were second team. Arkansas' pitching staff was named second best in the SEC and the gameday atmosphere was ranked number one. Schmidt was also named the fifth best prospect and Jess Todd was named the second best newcomer.

1/26/07: The Hogs were ranked #7 in the USA TODAY / ESPN Coaches preseason poll.

1/26/07: Nick Schmidt (#13), Duke Welker (#70) and Jess Todd (#73) were ranked in Baseball America's College Top 100 Prospects list.

1/26/07: James Ewing was named preseason All-Conference USA and the #2 Top Newcomer in SEBaseball.com's CUSA preview.

1/24/07: The Hogs were picked to win the SEC West in the Baseball America SEC preseason preview. Nick Schmidt was named All-SEC and the #7 2007 draft prospect in the league. Jess Todd was named the #4 Top Newcomer.

1/22/07: The Hogs were picked to win the SEC West in the Rivals.com SEC preseason preview. Nick Schmidt was named Top Pitcher and 1st Team All-SEC.

1/22/07: Clint Arnold was named preseason All-Mountain West Conference and the #3 Top Newcomer in Baseball America's MWC preview.

1/21/07: Meet the Razorbacks Day was held at the Northwest Arkansas Mall from 1:00-3:00 pm.

1/18/07: Nick Schmidt was named second team preseason All-America by Baseball America.

1/17/07: The Hogs were ranked #8 in the Perfect Game Crosschecker's preseason Top 100 poll.

1/17/07: Jess Todd (#3) and Duke Welker (#5) were listed in Baseball America's Top 25 Transfers for 2007.

1/17/07: The Hogs were ranked #6 in the SEBaseball.com Southeastern 64 poll.

1/16/07: Nick Schmidt was named first team preseason All-America by Rivals.com.

1/15/07: The Hogs began practicing for the 2007 season!

1/11/07: The Hogs were ranked #8 in the NCBWA preseason poll.

1/10/07: The Hogs were ranked #9 in the Rivals.com preseason poll.

1/4/07: Baseball America ranked the Hogs #7 in their preseason poll.

12/22/06: Nick Schmidt (first team SP) and Danny Hamblin (third team 1B) were named to the 2007 Louisville Slugger pre-season All-American teams.

12/22/06: The Hogs were ranked #4 in the Collegiate Baseball pre-season poll.

11/28/06: Nick Schmidt and Jess Todd were named to the 2007 Roger Clemens Award watch list.

11/21/06: Danny Hamblin and Nick Schmidt were named to the Brooks Wallace Award watch list. The BWA is presented annually to the national college baseball player of the year.

11/14/06: Nick Schmidt was named first team preseason All-America by the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association.

10/16/06: The fifth and final game of the Fall World Series was cancelled due to rain.

10/13/06: The Black team beat the White team 5-2 in game four of the Fall World Series. A homerun by Jeff Nutt and six scoreless innings from starting pitcher Chris Rhoads led the Black team as they tied the series at 2-2.

10/13/06: Nick Schmidt was named the #42 prospect for the 2007 Draft in BaseballAmerica's Top 50 list.

10/12/06: The Black team beat the White team 9-6 in game three of the Fall World Series. Nutt, Robison and Smalling all hit homeruns for the Black team. White leads the series 2-1.

10/11/06: The Arkansas recruiting class was ranked #10 in the country by BaseballAmerica. Their comment: Todd and Welker highlight the nation's strongest group of junior-college transfers. The 6-foot-6 Welker is the key for Arkansas--he has the power arm and stuff to pitch in the weekend rotation behind Nick Schmidt and Shaun Seibert, but he needs to harness his command. If Welker holds down a starting role, the Razorbacks can move Todd to the closer spot, where his 90-94 mph fastball and 84-87 slider will make him devastating. Keuchel is Arkansas' top incoming freshman, a polished lefty who should pitch right away in some role.

10/10/06: The White team beat the Black team 3-2 in 10 innings to take a 2-0 series lead in the Fall World Series. Casey Coon hit the game winning homerun for the White team in the top of the 10th.

10/9/06: The White team beat the Black team 15-3 in the first game of the 2006 Fall World Series. Matt Willard was 3-3 with 4 RBI to lead the White team. Danny Hamblin and Dylan Duren hit homeruns for the White team while Tim Smalling hit one for the Black team.

9/21/06: The Arkansas recruiting class was ranked #23 in the country and #6 in the SEC in Collegiate Baseball's 2006 Recruiting Rankings.

8/29/06: Five Hogs were mentioned on BaseballAmerica's Summer College League Top 10 Prospects lists; Duke Welker (#2 in Alaska), Josh Smith (#2 in Atlantic Collegiate), Jess Todd (#5 in Texas Collegiate), Jeff Nutt (#6 in Texas Collegiate) and Matt Willard (#8 in Texas Collegiate).

8/19/06: Shaun Seibert was named to SEBaseball.com's Summer All-Star team.

8/17/06: Shaun Seibert was named to the Cape Cod's All-League team.

8/15/06: Nick Schmidt and Team USA beat Chinese Taipei 18-9 to win the FISU World Championship. Nick started the Gold Medal game and was credited with the victory after giving up three unearned runs in five innings.

8/10/06: Jeff Nutt (C) and Matt Willard (SS) were named to the Texas Collegiate League's All-TCBL team.

8/8/06: Shaun Seibert won the BFC Whitehouse Award as the Co-Pitcher of the Year in the Cape Cod League after leading the league in wins (6) and ERA (0.39). His ERA was the third best in the modern era of the Cape.

8/3/06: The 2007 Razorback Baseball Schedule was released. Schedule!

7/25/06: Shaun Seibert was named the starting pitcher for the East team in the Cape Cod League All-Star game.

7/7/06: Matt Willard was named the Texas Collegiate League's D-Bat Player of the Week for June 29-July 6. He was 6-13 (.462) with three runs, two RBI and two walks.

7/5/06: Arkansas signee Jeff Nutt was named to the Texas Collegiate League's mid-season All-Star game.

7/2/06: The USA Baseball National Team's final 22 man roster was announced and Nick Schmidt made the team.

6/30/06: Rankings Update; Collegiate Baseball Newspaper: #25, Baseball America: NR, National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association: #27, USA Today Coaches Poll: #22, Pseudo-RPI: #19.

6/23/06: Nick Schmidt was named Second Team All-American by Rivals.com.

6/22/06: Ten baseball Hogs were named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll for the spring of 2006; Charley Boyce, Jake Dugger, James Gilbert, Chris Hollensworth, Trey Holloway, Brian McLelland, Shaun Seibert, Josh Smith, Brian Walker and Matt Willard.

6/16/06: Clint Arnold and James Ewing have decided to transfer out of the program.

6/13/06: Nick Schmidt was named Second Team All-American by BasballAmerica.

6/13/06: Nick Schmidt was named Third Team All-American by the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association.

6/13/06: Daryl Maday and Blake Parker decided to sign with the teams that drafted them and give up their remaining college eligibility.

6/12/06: Nick Schmidt was named to the American Baseball Coaches Association All-South Region team.

6/8/06: James Ewing was named a Freshman All-American by Collegiate Baseball.

6/7/06: Two Hogs were taken on the second day of the MLB draft: Devin Collis was taken by the Colorado Rockies in the 26th round (768) and Daryl Maday was taken by San Francisco in the 30th round (896).

6/6/06: Three Hogs were taken on the first day of the MLB draft: Danny Hamblin was taken by Oakland in the 9th round (278 overall), Craig Gentry was taken by Texas in the 10th round (298) and Blake Parker was taken by the Chicago Cubs in the 16th round (479).

Five Arkansas signees were drafted: Tony Butler was taken by Seattle in the 3rd round (81), Tyler Henson was taken by Baltimore in the 5th round (145), Chris Davis was taken by Texas in the 5th round (148), RJ Seidel was taken by Milwaukee in the 16th round (482) and Ty Weeden was taken by Boston in the 16th round (493).

6/4/06: Craig Gentry (CF) and James Ewing (2B) were named to the Fayetteville Regional All-Tournament team.

6/4/06: The Razorbacks' season came to an end with a 6-5 loss to Oklahoma State.

6/2/06: Nick Schmidt was named a Louisville Slugger First-Team All-American by Collegiate Baseball.

5/30/06: BaseballAmerica released their 2006 draft preview for the state of Arkansas. Danny Hamblin was ranked the #2 draft eligible player in the state. Craig Gentry was #3, Blake Parker was #7 and Daryl Maday was #8. Arkansas signee Murray Watts was #6. What they said: First baseman Danny Hamblin profiled better as a third baseman, the position he played before damaging his right shoulder on a slide as a freshman in 2004. His arm strength hasn't come back since surgery that offseason, though he's athletic enough to possibly play the outfield as a pro. He's a solid athlete with power and speed. If Hamblin signs, his replacement at first base for the Razorbacks will be imposing 6-foot-7, 250 pound Murray Watts. Watts has tremendous lefthanded power potential and runs well for his size.
Outfielder Craig Gentry offers an impressive physical package. He's 6-foot-2, 190-pounder with speed, raw power and center-field skills. He should go in the sixth to 10th round as a senior sign.

5/30/06: Nick Schmidt was named to the College Baseball Foundation All-America team.

5/30/06: Rankings Update; Collegiate Baseball Newspaper: #15, Baseball America: #21, National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association: #19, USA Today Coaches Poll: #17, Pseudo-RPI: #15.

5/29/06: Oklahoma State (1), Oral Roberts (3) and Princeton (4) were assigned to the Fayetteville Regional.

5/28/06: The Hogs were awarded one of the 16 NCAA Regionals.

5/23/06: Nick Schmidt was named SEC Pitcher of the Year and First Team All-SEC. Jake Dugger was named Second Team All-SEC.

5/23/06: Rankings Update; Collegiate Baseball Newspaper: #15, Baseball America: #14, National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association: #17, USA Today Coaches Poll: #14, Pseudo-RPI: #11.

5/22/06: Nick Schmidt was named a semifinalist for the 2006 Brooks Wallace Award.

5/22/06: Nick Schmidt was named a Louisville Slugger National Player of the Week.

5/22/06: Nick Schmidt was named the SEC Pitcher of the Week.

5/22/06: Clint Arnold was named to the 2006 SEC Baseball Good Works Team.

5/21/06: Nick Schmidt (SP) was named First Team All-SEC by SEBaseball while Danny Hamblin (1B) was named Second Team.

5/20/06: Arkansas set two season attendance marks in 2006; 5,579 fans in actual attendance at each game and 7,174 tickets sold per game.

5/16/06: Nick Schmidt accepted an invitation to the 2006 USA Baseball National Team Trials.

5/16/06: Rankings Update; Collegiate Baseball Newspaper: #20, Baseball America: #15, National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association: #17, USA Today Coaches Poll: #15, Pseudo-RPI: #13.

5/12/06: Nick Schmidt passed the 200 career strikeout mark in a victory at Ole Miss.

5/11/06: Charley Boyce, Trey Holloway and Brian Walker were named to the CoSIDA Academic All-District 6 second team.

5/9/06: Rankings Update; Collegiate Baseball Newspaper: #13, Baseball America: #10, National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association: #10, USA Today Coaches Poll: #14, Pseudo-RPI: #12.

5/8/06: Brian Walker was named the SEC Player of the Week after going 6-10 with three doubles, one homerun and five RBI against Alabama.

5/8/06: Danny Hamblin and Nick Schmidt were among the nominees for the 2006 Brooks Wallace Award, presented to the college baseball player of the year.

5/7/06: The Hogs (Brian McLelland #1) broke the single season Arkansas team record with their 18th save of the season. The previous record was set in 1989.

5/6/06: The Hogs (Devin Collis #8) tied the single season Arkansas team record with their 17th save of the season.

5/5-6: The 5th annual alumni reunion was held. The alumni softball game was held following the Arkansas/Alabama game on Saturday.

5/5/06: The Hogs tied the single game record with 16 walks in a 4-3 win over Alabama. Jake Dugger led the way with a record tieing 5 walks.

5/5/06: Nick Schmidt became the sixth Arkansas pitcher to reach 100 strikeouts in a season.

5/2/06: Rankings Update; Collegiate Baseball Newspaper: #23, Baseball America: #14, National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association: #15, USA Today Coaches Poll: #16, Pseudo-RPI: #16.

4/27/06: Danny Hamblin was named to the Dick Howser Award watch list by the NCBWA.

4/25/06: Rankings Update; Collegiate Baseball Newspaper: #23, Baseball America: #11, National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association: #11, USA Today Coaches Poll: #14, Pseudo-RPI: #12.

4/19/06: Charley Boyce became the all-time leader in innings pitched (368.1) at Arkansas.

4/18/06: The Hogs won the 1,700th game in the programs history when they beat Northern Colorado 2-1.

4/18/06: Rankings Update; Collegiate Baseball Newspaper: #20, Baseball America: #12, National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association: #12, USA Today Coaches Poll: #16, Pseudo-RPI: #11.

4/11/06: Rankings Update; Collegiate Baseball Newspaper: #15, Baseball America: #12, National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association: #11, USA Today Coaches Poll: #13, Pseudo-RPI: #13.

4/11/06: The Hogs played the 2,800th game in the programs history.

4/4/06: Rankings Update; Collegiate Baseball Newspaper: #17, Baseball America: #12, National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association: #10, USA Today Coaches Poll: #11, Pseudo-RPI: #9.

4/3/06: David Hum was named SEC Freshman of the Week after hitting three homeruns in two games against Tennesee.

4/3/06: Dave Van Horn announced that Justin White's career is over due to injury.

3/30/06: Ben Tschepikow had back surgery and is out for the year.

3/28/06: Rankings Update; Collegiate Baseball Newspaper: #20, Baseball America: #13, National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association: #10, USA Today Coaches Poll: #12, Pseudo-RPI: #9.

3/21/06: Rankings Update; Collegiate Baseball Newspaper: #10, Baseball America: #11, National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association: #8, USA Today Coaches Poll: #10, Pseudo-RPI: #6.

3/14/06: Rankings Update; Collegiate Baseball Newspaper: #10, Baseball America: #10, National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association: #7, USA Today Coaches Poll: #8, Pseudo-RPI: #7.

3/11/06: Charley Boyce became the first Arkansas pitcher to make 50 career starts.

3/10/06: Arkansas shortstop John Henry Marquardt suffered a knee injury and is expected to be lost for the year.

3/7/06: Rankings Update; Collegiate Baseball Newspaper: #10, Baseball America: #10, National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association: #7, USA Today Coaches Poll: #10, Pseudo-RPI: #12.

3/5/06: Danny Hamblin was named Most Outstanding Player of the Hawaii Rainbow Tournament. Stephen Robison (OF), Chris Hollensworth (DH) and Nick Schmidt (P) were also named to the all-tournament team.

3/4/06: The Hogs were named champions of the Hawaii Rainbow Tournament after going 4-1.

2/28/06: Rankings Update; Collegiate Baseball Newspaper: #19, Baseball America: #11, National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association: #8, USA Today Coaches Poll: #13.

2/24/06: An opening-day record crowd of 4,258 people attended the Hogs 10-9 victory over Louisiana Tech.

2/21/06: Rankings Update; Collegiate Baseball Newspaper: #24, Baseball America: #17, National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association: #9.

2/15/06: The Razorback baseball promotional schedule for 2006 was released.

2/14/06: Nick Schmidt was named the Pro-Line Cap National Pitcher of the Week by the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association.

2/14/06: Rankings Update; Collegiate Baseball Newspaper: NR, Baseball America: #17, National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association: #13.

2/13/06: Nick Schmidt was named SEC Pitcher of the Week.

2/11/06: Three Arkansas pitchers combined to no-hit Oklahoma State. Nick Schmidt, Brian McLelland and Devin Collis registered the 12th no-hitter in school history. It was the first time in the 71-recorded years of Oklahoma State baseball that they have been no-hit.

2/8/06: Rankings Update; Collegiate Baseball Newspaper: NR, Baseball America: #20, National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association: #20.

2/2/06: Arkansas signee Duke Welker was ranked #20 in Baseball America's Top 25 Juco prospects for the 2006 draft.

1/31/06: The Hogs were picked to finish third in the SEC West by the conference coaches.

1/29/06: Meet the Razorbacks Day was held at the Northwest Arkansas Mall from 3:30-5:30.

1/23/06: The Hogs were ranked #23 in the preseason USA TODAY / ESPN Coaches poll.

1/21/06: Baseball America predicted the Hogs would finish second in the SEC West and named Nick Schmidt the fourth best prospect in the SEC for the 2007 draft. They also named Craig Gentry the Best Defensive Outfielder in the SEC and Charley Boyce the pitcher with the Best Control.

1/21/06: The Hogs began practicing for the 2006 season!!

1/20/06: SEBaseball predicted the Hogs to finish first in the SEC West and named Nick Schmidt the SEC Pitcher of the Year. They named Danny Hamblin (1B) and Nick Schmidt (SP) to the All-SEC First Team and Craig Gentry (OF) and Charley Boyce (SP) to the Second Team.

1/18/06: Nick Schmidt was ranked #15 in Baseball America's Fab 50: Sophomores.

1/17/06: The Hogs were ranked #19 in the NCBWA preseason poll.

1/5/06: Baseball America ranked the Hogs #18 in their preseason poll.