FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – With the 2017 season in full swing, Razorback baseball looks to gearing up for another memorable year. The Hogs will play 33 games at Baum Stadium this year, but fans who can’t make it to Fayetteville will have plenty of other opportunities to catch a game in Frisco, Texas, Kansas City, and Little Rock, Ark.
Frisco College Classic | Frisco, Texas | March 3-5 | TICKETS
The Razorbacks will play in the inaugural Frisco College Baseball Classic this week at Dr. Pepper Ballpark, home of the Double-A affiliate of the Texas Rangers, the Frisco RoughRiders. The first-year tournament will feature, Arkansas, Oklahoma State, Nebraska and Arizona with six total games being played over three days. Arizona and Oklahoma State were both College World Series participants a year ago and Nebraska was the previous coaching stop for head coach Dave Van Horn.
Arkansas vs. Memphis at Dickey-Stephens Park | North Little Rock, Ark. | April 19 | TICKETS
The Hogs will return to Dickey-Stephens Park for the eighth straight year on April 19 when it hosts the Memphis Tigers for a single midweek game. First pitch is scheduled for 6:35 p.m. Last year, Arkansas defeated ULM, 3-1, at Dickey-Stephens Park and will be playing Memphis in North Little Rock for the third time.
Arkansas vs. Kansas State at Kauffman Stadium | Kansas City, Mo. | April 25 | TICKETS
For the second straight year, Arkansas will play at a game at a Major League ballpark when it takes on Big 12 foe Kansas State for a single midweek game on April 25 at Kauffman Stadium, the home of the Kansas City Royals. As part of the “National College Baseball Hall of Fame’s Classic at the K”, the Razorbacks will face the Wildcats for the first time since the Manhattan Regional final of the 2013 NCAA Tournament.
Season tickets, mini-plans and single-game tickets for games at Baum Stadium this year are available at ArkansasRazorbacks.com or by calling the Razorback Ticket Office at 1-800-982-HOGS.
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