A 95-year-old woman who disappeared in February without a trace was found dead in a remote part of an Arkansas Air Force Base, police told news outlets.

Arkansas baseball suffered its first loss of the season Friday night against a team it must be tired of playing against. The No. 5 Razorbacks (4-1) fell to Kansas State (2-4) 3-2 in their first game at the Amegy Bank College Baseball Series.

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The bubble faced a lot of challenges Tuesday with ten of the eleven teams in action having to play on the road. The one home team was the host of a double bubble game. Well, seven of those teams won.

Arkansas baseball wasted no time finishing off a contest against Louisiana Monroe, blasting a game-ending grand slam in a run-rule victory.

Phil Elson (play-by-play) will call the game on the Razorback Sports Network, which can be accessed through local FM and AM affiliates, via the Arkansas Razorbacks Gameday app, via the Varsity Network app or on ArkansasRazorbacks.com. Blackouts may apply.

Kansas State scored the first run on a two-out walk, a stolen base and an RBI single off the bat of third baseman Dee Kennedy. The Wildcats doubled their lead in the fourth with single to right from second baseman Shintaro Inoue.

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Big Ten: Rutgers. Only 15 of this monstrosity’s 18 teams get in, and the Scarlet Knights may have to beat Minnesota in the finale to make it to Indy. If they do, first-round freshmen Dylan Harper and Ace Bailey, plus desperation, could be a dangerous concoction.

Dave Van Horn opted to pinch-hit for Peppi in the sixth with Cam Kozeal and putting a player who has never logged a first base inning in a collegiate game before Friday Night in a desperate search for offense. Kozeal just missed a go-ahead solo homer, doubling off the top of the wall.

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