Good morning, Razorbacks! New women’s basketball coach Kelsi Musick threw the first pitch at Bogle Park on Sunday!

What else is Brewin’ today?

🎥 Meet Kendall Todd
⚾️ Baseball sweeps Vandy
🐗 And so much more! 

🎙️ THE HOG POD

Kendall Todd has been a key part of Arkansas women’s golf’s rise to one of the top programs in the country. But when she secured the biggest win of her career at the Darius Rucker Invitational, she had no idea she had even won. In this episode, Kendall shares how she developed a no-pressure mindset, her unexpected journey into the game, and what it felt like to play the final hole under pressure. Plus, she looks ahead to the next big stage — Augusta National.

📈 STOCK UP

🔺 Smashed In Nash. Arkansas baseball swept No. 14 Vanderbilt in Nashville for the first time since 1994! They started the weekend with a 9-0 shutout win on Friday night. Former Commodore Cam Kozeal stole the show with three home runs throughout the weekend, including two on Friday. Zach Root threw a career-long 7.2 shutout innings with seven strikeouts. Saturday’s game came a bit closer as the Razorbacks won 6-4 in 10 innings. Gabe Gaeckle set the tone with a career-long-matching 5.2 innings pitched with seven strikeouts. The Razorbacks won the game with perfectly executed squeeze bunts by Kozeal and Ryder Helfrick. Charles Davalan and Logan Maxwell blasted home runs in the eighth inning in Arkansas’ 7-3 win on Sunday.

🔺 Sweepin’ Weekend. Razorback softball swept Kentucky over the weekend! Arkansas defeated the Wildcats 5-3 to start the weekend on Friday after scoring four in the first inning. Courtney Day had herself a day on Saturday with a two-run homer in the first inning. The Razorbacks went on to win in a 10-2 run-rule, marking a program record 17th run-rule of the season. Arkansas completed the sweep with a 2-1 win on Sunday behind an Ella McDowell solo shot in the sixth.

🔺 History In The Making. The second-ranked women’s golf team recorded a runner-up finish at the Clemson Invitational over the weekend, while setting numerous school and NCAA records in the process. Kendall Todd finished as individual runner-up. She carded an 11-under par 61 in the third round, becoming just the sixth NCAA women’s golfer to card a 61. It was the lowest 18-hole score and lowest score to par in Razorback history. Maria José Marin finished fifth overall. The Razorbacks set the school record for lowest team round and score vs. par in the third round.

🔺 Record Setters. Razorback women’s track & field had a successful weekend at the Texas Relays! Rachel Glenn equaled the world-leading time for 2025 with a 54.86 win in the 400m hurdles. The sprint medley relay crew finished second with a school record of 3:38.15. On Saturday, the 4×800m relay squad broke the collegiate record with a winning time of 8:16.2. Two Razorback 4×400m relay crews won as well.

🍸 WE’LL DRINK TO THAT

Whatever the occasion, happy nights are filled with happy hours. Having a fun-filled and delicious dining experience isn't complicated.

Keep it simple with a few friends after work with our friends at Theo's Fayetteville with dishes like Loaded Cheese Fries complete with house cheese, hand cut fries, pickled Anaheim peppers, bacon, scallions, and garlic aioli.

Don't make it too hard on yourself. We'll see you at the table - you’ll be sure to leave jolly.

🎧 THE RAZORBACK DAILY

We’ll discuss Hog Hoops and Coach Cal’s strong first season. Plus, the Diamond Hogs have clinched their first series in Nashville since 2010!

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📅 THE WEEK AHEAD

Monday 3/31

⛳️ Men’s Golf at Columbia Spring Invitational

Tuesday 4/1

⚾️ No. 2 Baseball vs. Grambling @ 6:00 p.m. on SECN+

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