LSU ace Kade Anderson (11-1) pitched seven dominant innings as the Tiger downed the Razorbacks 4-1 in an opening-round match up at Charles Schwab Field in Omaha. Anderson and relievers Chase Shores and Casan Evans allowed just three runners to reach second base while limiting Arkansas to season lows of one run and four hits.

Following No. 3 national seed Arkansas’ 4-1 loss to LSU, head coach Dave Van Horn, sophomore pitcher Gabe Gaeckle, and redshirt sophomore Reese Robinett

LSU sophomore left-handed pitcher Kade Anderson was lights out on the mound, as he allowed just three hits and one earned run with seven strikeouts over seven innings. He officially passed Tennessee‘s Liam Doyle strikeout total of 164 with his second punch-out of the game,

LSU lefty ace Kade Anderson dominated the pitching matchup with Arkansas' Zach Root as the Tigers beat the Razorbacks in 4-1 to push the Hogs to the brink of elimination. Root recorded just five outs before coach Dave Van Horn appeared from the dugout to pull his ace after just 38 pitches.

The College World Series looks much different than it did a year ago, with none of the 2024 participants securing a trip to Omaha in 2025. A new wave of talent will compete for a national championship,