2004 Arkansas Razorbacks baseball team

2004 Arkansas Razorbacks baseball
NCAA Fayetteville Super Regional champion NCAA Fayetteville Regional champion SEC regular season champion SEC Western Division champion
College World Series, 7th (tie)
Conference	Southeastern Conference
Division	Western Division
Ranking
Coaches	No. 7
CB	No. 7
Record	45–24 (19–11 SEC)
Head coach	Dave Van Horn (2nd season)
Home stadium	Baum Stadium
Seasons ← 2003 2005 →

2004 Southeastern Conference baseball standings

v t e	Conf.							Overall
Team	W		L		PCT			W		L		PCT
Eastern
No. 4 Georgia  x‍†‍‍y	19	–	11		.633			45	–	23		.662
No. 3 South Carolina  ‍‍‡‍y	17	–	13		.567			53	–	17		.757
No. 18 Florida  ‍‍‍y	17	–	13		.567			43	–	22		.662
No. 17 Vanderbilt  ‍‍‍y	16	–	14		.533			45	–	19		.703
Tennessee  ‍‍‍y	14	–	16		.467			38	–	24		.613
Kentucky  ‍‍‍	7	–	23		.233			24	–	30		.444
Western
No. 7 Arkansas  x‍†‍‍y	19	–	11		.633			45	–	24		.652
No. 8 LSU  ‍‍‍y	18	–	12		.600			46	–	19		.708
No. 24 Ole Miss  ‍‍‍y	18	–	12		.600			39	–	21		.650
Mississippi State  ‍‍‍y	13	–	17		.433			35	–	24		.593
Auburn  ‍‍‍	12	–	18		.400			32	–	24		.571
Alabama  ‍‍‍	10	–	20		.333			29	–	26		.527
x – Division champion † – Conference champion ‡ – Tournament champion y – Invited to the NCAA tournament As of June 30, 2004 [1] Rankings from Collegiate Baseball

The 2004 Arkansas Razorbacks baseball team represented the University of Arkansas in the 2004 NCAA Division I baseball season. The Razorbacks were coached by Dave Van Horn, in his 2nd season with the Razorbacks, and played their home games at Baum Stadium.

Schedule and results

Legend
	Arkansas win
	Arkansas loss
	Postponement
Bold	Arkansas team member

2004 Arkansas Razorbacks baseball game log
Regular season
February (11–3) Date Opponent Rank Site/stadium Score Overall record SEC record February 13 Louisiana Tech* Baum Stadium Fayetteville, Arkansas W 2–0 1–0 February 14 Louisiana Tech* Baum Stadium W 22–2 2–0 February 15 Louisiana Tech* Baum Stadium W 13–2 3–0 February 20 St. John's* Baum Stadium W 14–7 4–0 February 21 St. John's* Baum Stadium W 6–5 5–0 February 22 St. John's* Baum Stadium W 14–3 6–0 February 24 McNeese State* Baum Stadium W 7–1 7–0 February 25 McNeese State* Baum Stadium W 7–2 8–0 February 27 vs. New Mexico* Olsen Field College Station, Texas L 1–3 8–1 February 27 at No. 23 Texas A&M* Olsen Field L 5–7 8–2 February 28 vs. New Mexico* Olsen Field W 13–3 9–2 February 28 at No. 23 Texas A&M* Olsen Field W 6–4 10–2 February 29 at No. 23 Texas A&M* Olsen Field L 7–9 10–3 February 29 vs. New Mexico* Olsen Field W 5–2 11–3
March (7–6) Date Opponent Rank Site/stadium Score Overall record SEC record March 6 at Texas–Pan American* Edinburg Stadium Edinburg, Texas L 1–4 11–4 March 7 at Texas–Pan American* Edinburg Stadium L 4–11 11–5 March 12 UIC* Baum Stadium W 4–3 12–5 March 14 UIC* Baum Stadium L 1–9 12–6 March 16 Centenary* Baum Stadium W 10–9 13–6 March 17 Centenary* Baum Stadium W 15–3 14–6 March 19 at No. 15 Florida Alfred A. McKethan Stadium Gainesville, Florida L 1–11 14–7 0–1 March 20 at No. 15 Florida Alfred A. McKethan Stadium W 8–2 15–7 1–1 March 21 at No. 15 Florida Alfred A. McKethan Stadium L 6–7 (10) 15–8 1–2 March 26 No. 5 South Carolina Baum Stadium W 5–3 16–8 2–2 March 27 No. 5 South Carolina Baum Stadium W 5–4 17–8 3–2 March 28 No. 5 South Carolina Baum Stadium L 2–10 17–9 3–3 March 30 No. 12 Wichita State* Baum Stadium W 10–4 18–9
April (12–5) Date Opponent Rank Site/stadium Score Overall record SEC record April 2 Alabama Baum Stadium L 3–6 18–10 3–4 April 3 Alabama Baum Stadium W 7–2 19–10 4–4 April 4 Alabama Baum Stadium W 11–6 20–10 5–4 April 6 Southwest Missouri State* Baum Stadium L 5–6 20–11 April 9 at No. 3 LSU Alex Box Stadium Baton Rouge, Louisiana W 11–8 21–11 6–4 April 10 at No. 3 LSU Alex Box Stadium W 11–10 22–11 7–4 April 11 at No. 3 LSU Alex Box Stadium W 7–5 23–11 8–4 April 13 Oral Roberts* No. 24 Baum Stadium L 4–6 23–12 April 16 at Vanderbilt No. 24 Hawkins Field Nashville, Tennessee W 6–3 24–12 9–4 April 17 at Vanderbilt No. 24 Hawkins Field W 9–4 25–12 10–4 April 18 at Vanderbilt No. 24 Hawkins Field L 8–14 25–13 10–5 April 20 Oklahoma State* No. 24 Baum Stadium W 5–2 26–13 April 23 Kentucky No. 24 Baum Stadium W 9–4 27–13 11–5 April 24 Kentucky No. 24 Baum Stadium W 5–4 28–13 12–5 April 25 Kentucky No. 24 Baum Stadium W 11–10 29–13 13–5 April 27 at No. 23 Oral Roberts* No. 22 J. L. Johnson Stadium Tulsa, Oklahoma W 8–4 30–13 April 30 No. 17 Tennessee No. 22 Baum Stadium L 3–9 30–14 13–6
May (7–5) Date Opponent Rank Site/stadium Score Overall record SEC record May 1 No. 17 Tennessee No. 22 Baum Stadium W 4–1 31–14 14–6 May 2 No. 17 Tennessee No. 22 Baum Stadium W 5–3 32–14 15–6 May 7 at No. 14 Ole Miss No. 17 Swayze Field Oxford, Mississippi L 0–1 32–15 15–7 May 8 at No. 14 Ole Miss No. 17 Hawkins Field W 3–1 33–15 16–7 May 9 at No. 14 Ole Miss No. 17 Hawkins Field L 3–5 33–16 16–8 May 11 Texas–Pan American* No. 15 Baum Stadium W 13–2 34–16 May 15 at Mississippi State No. 15 Dudy Noble Field, Polk–DeMent Stadium Starkville, Mississippi L 2–3 34–17 16–9 May 16 at Mississippi State No. 15 Dudy Noble Field, Polk–DeMent Stadium L 4–5 34–18 16–10 May 16 at Mississippi State No. 15 Dudy Noble Field, Polk–DeMent Stadium W 4–2 35–18 17–10 May 21 Auburn No. 19 Baum Stadium W 9–7 36–18 18–10 May 22 Auburn No. 19 Baum Stadium L 4–7 36–19 18–11 May 23 Auburn No. 19 Baum Stadium W 15–3 37–19 19–11
Postseason
SEC Tournament (2–2) Date Opponent Rank (Seed) Site/stadium Score Overall record SECT Record May 26 vs. (8) Tennessee No. 14 (1) Hoover Metropolitan Stadium Hoover, Alabama L 6–8 37–20 0–1 May 27 vs. No. 12 (4) Ole Miss No. 14 (1) Hoover Metropolitan Stadium W 4–3 38–20 1–1 May 28 vs. (8) Tennessee No. 14 (1) Hoover Metropolitan Stadium W 4–1 39–20 2–1 May 29 vs. No. 7 (5) South Carolina No. 14 (1) Hoover Metropolitan Stadium L 2–3 39–21 2–2
Fayetteville Regional (4–1) Date Opponent Rank (Seed) Site/stadium Score Overall record NCAAT record June 4 (4) Le Moyne* No. 11 (1) Baum Stadium W 4–1 40–21 1–0 June 5 No. 15 (2) Wichita State* No. 11 (1) Baum Stadium L 1–4 40–22 1–1 June 5 (3) Missouri* No. 11 (1) Baum Stadium W 10–7 41–22 2–1 June 6 No. 15 (2) Wichita State* No. 11 (1) Baum Stadium W 11–9 42–22 3–1 June 6 No. 15 (2) Wichita State* No. 11 (1) Baum Stadium W 4–3 43–22 4–1
Fayetteville Super Regional (2–0) Date Opponent Rank (Seed) Site/stadium Score Overall record NCAAT record June 11 No. 17 Florida State* No. 11 (1) Baum Stadium W 7–5 44–22 5–1 June 12 No. 17 Florida State* No. 11 (1) Baum Stadium W 4–2 45–22 6–1
College World Series (0–2) Date Opponent Rank (Seed) Site/stadium Score Overall record CWS record June 18 vs. No. 2 (1) Texas* No. 11 (8) Johnny Rosenblatt Stadium Omaha, Nebraska L 2–13 45–23 6–2 June 19 vs. Arizona* No. 11 (8) Johnny Rosenblatt Stadium L 2–7 45–24 6–3 *Denotes non–conference game • Schedule source [2] • Rankings based on the teams' current ranking in the USA Today/ESPN Coaches' Poll

Razorbacks in the 2004 MLB draft

The following members of the Arkansas Razorbacks baseball program were drafted in the 2004 Major League Baseball Draft.

Player	Position	Round	Overall	MLB Team
Jay Sawatski	P	8th	241st	Minnesota Twins
Brady Toops	C	10th	300th	St. Louis Cardinals
Haas Pratt	1B	30th	907th	Oakland Athletics
Clint Brannon	P	34th	1011th	Texas Rangers

References

1. "College Baseball Conference Standings – 2004". boydsworld.com. Retrieved July 4, 2017.
2. "2021 Arkansas Razorbacks Baseball Media Guide" (PDF). University of Arkansas. p. 163. Retrieved April 9, 2021.