2009 Arkansas Razorbacks Baseball Team

2009 Arkansas Razorbacks Baseball Team


2009 Arkansas Razorbacks baseball
Norman Regional Champions
Tallahassee Super Regional Champions
College World Series, T-3rd
Conference Southeastern Conference West
2009 record 34-22 (14-15 SEC)
Head coach Dave van Horn
Hitting coach Todd Butler
Pitching coach Dave Jorn
Home stadium Baum Stadium
Seasons
« 2008 2010 »
2009 Southeastern Conference baseball standings
Conf Overall
Team W L PCT W L PCT
Eastern
#12 Florida x 19 – 11 .633 42 – 22 .656
#25 South Carolina 17 – 13 .567 40 – 23 .635
Georgia 15 – 13 .536 38 – 24 .613
Vanderbilt 12 – 17 .414 37 – 27 .578
Kentucky 12 – 18 .400 28 – 26 .519
Tennessee 11 – 19 .367 26 – 29 .473
Western
#1 LSU x 20 – 10 .667 56 – 17 .767
#13 Ole Miss x 20 – 10 .667 44 – 20 .688
Alabama 18 – 11 .621 37 – 21 .638
#7 Arkansas 14 – 15 .483 34 – 22 .607
Auburn 11 – 19 .367 31 – 25 .554
Mississippi State 9 – 20 .310 25 – 29 .463
x – Division champion
† – Conference champion
‡ – Tournament champion
Rankings from Baseball America

The 2009 Arkansas Razorbacks baseball team represented the University of Arkansas in baseball at the Division I level in the NCAA for the 2009 season. Dave van Horn, a former Razorback player, is the coach in his fifth year. The team clinched a berth in the 2009 College World Series with a defeat of the Florida State Seminoles on June 6. The Razorbacks' run in Omaha ended on June 19 when they were defeated by the LSU Tigers, finishing tied for third nationally with the Arizona State Sun Devils.

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