The Ole Miss Rebels had a scare in the outfield during their win over Arkansas in the SEC Tournament on Friday. While the 'Rebs won 5-2, two of their outfielders were involved in a violent collision on a play where Razorbacks second baseman Cam Kozeal scored on an inside-the-park home run.

The fourth-ranked Arkansas baseball team will have to set its sights on a different tournament title. The Razorbacks had a quick exit at the SEC Tournament with a 5-2 loss to 20th-ranked Ole Miss on Friday at the Hoover Met.

Arkansas’ time at the SEC Baseball Tournament started on Friday and ended on Friday as they fell to Ole Miss 5-2. Ole Miss scored all five runs in the top of the first and didn’t need any more to win the ballgame.

The Ole Miss loss likely sealed UF’s fate as a No. 2 seed, though the NCAA Tournament Selection Committee could be swayed by a resume that includes series wins over No. 2 Texas, No. 4 Arkansas, No. 6 Florida State and and No. 21 Alabama.

Ole Miss baseball upset No. 3 Arkansas to advance to the semifinals of the SEC baseball tournament. Riley Maddox and Mason Morris pitched well.

Ole Miss lost one outfielder in Friday's game against Arkansas after a violent collision between two guys chasing after a fly ball.

Ole Miss baseball coach Mike Bianco used 3 elite pitchers in the perfect roles on May 21 against Florida. It showed how the Rebels can beat anyone.

Ole Miss baseball used top-notch pitching to beat Florida in the second round of the SEC tournament. It could help Swayze Field host games.

Cam Kozeal scored after Ole Miss outfielders Ryan Moerman and Isaac Humphrey collided while tracking his line drive into the gap in right-center field. It was Kozeal’s 13th home run and the Razorbacks’ 110th in 56 games.