No. 3 LSU will look to capture the sweep in Baton Rouge, square off against the top-ranked Razorbacks in Game 3.

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BATON ROUGE — Take a bow, Jake Brown. And he, in fact did. Between the third and fourth innings against Arkansas, the LSU student section was giving the LSU baseball rightfielder a standing ovation as he was taking his position in front of them.

LSU rightfielder Jake Brown homered twice and drove in five runs Saturday as No. 3 LSU defeated top-ranked Arkansas, 13-3, in Alex Box Stadiu

Arkansas baseball is on the brink of another SEC series loss after a late night turned into an early morning and a stinging loss to LSU. The No. 2 Razorbacks (40-10, 17-8 SEC) fell to the No. 4 Tigers (39-11, 16-9) 5-4 in 10 innings Friday night.

While the electricity was not quite there from the smaller crowd, once the series opener between No. 4 LSU baseball and No. 2 Arkansas got going, the game packed plenty of pop. The two teams traded blows as any top-5 battle should. The lead changed twice ...

No. 7 Arkansas lost the series to No. 3 LSU, but did avoid the sweep with a 7-4 win on Sunday while only a home series remains with Tennessee beginning Thursday night.