By james art 
Chief coach Dave Van Horn and No.5 Arkansas Razorbacks (2-0) won the game 2 on the two-headed Friday at seven passes against Washington State, 14-2, at Baum-Walker Stadium in Faithville.
Diamond Hogs won the game 1 of DH, 3-2, through Walkoff in the 10th Inning earlier Friday. Van Horn switched the squad around the second game, as Hogs launched Kuhio Aloy with a certain attacker on the site of Logan Maxwell, Michael Anderson at the first base of Rocco Pepi and Kam Cozeal on the second base of Nolan Susa. Pepi still started in game 2, but instead playing in the right field.
Starting the game of the Razorbacks Mound was left -handed Zach Root, which threw 5.0 passes with eight penalties, two hits, one walk and one running.
Unlike game 1, Arkansas received the result started early and climbed 2-0 at the bottom of the first after hit by Wehiwa Aloy by-Pitch, Peppi Double and Brent Iredale RBI. Kuhio Aloy added a counterpart from their own, but Ryder Helfrick Driftout ended the early hot start.
Washington finally climbed the board in the fourth when Root put the first two cougars through single and strokes. The choice of a player moved the lead runner to third place, where he eventually scored from following the choice of another RBI player. Root escapes from the frame with a fly.
Good teams are said to be the result when they scored, and Arkansas responded to the call in the last half of the fourth in a big way. Anderson launched the soil to third base, but goat lifted it double -to -right. After Justin Thomas Jr. first appeared, Lead’s man Charles gave a goat for a second thanks to the single on the central field.
The fun did not stop there, as Wehiwa Aloy went to four fields to raise Pepi, who was walking on six terrains. With the loaded bases, Iburanale delivered a two-RBI single in the center to increase Arkansas’s lead to 5-1. After another walk to Kahio Aloi, Helfric tripled on the right field line to clean the bases. Anderson popped the frame with the Razorbacks frame, leading 8-1.
Arkansas continued to charge the foundations again at the bottom of the heel, where Ivodel provided a walk to RBI to drive the score to 9-1. Razorbacks turned to the right relief Aiden Jimenez in the sixth and after a shaky start, which included a double and RBI single, the former Oregon transfer ended the damage with a double play ball.
The game finally ended in the seventh when Kahio Aloy sent a three-rbi blast over the left field wall to make Mercy Rule the Cougars.
The Van Horn team finished the 13th-30 game on the plate with six pairs, one threesome, one household and eight walks up to five strokes.
Below are statistics and accents from play 2 on the two -headed Friday: