There's a certain kind of baseball team that wins because one thing is working really well. It could be the pitching ace is dealing. Maybe the cleanup hitter is locked in. It has been the closer is unhittable. Pull that one thread and the whole thing unravels. Arkansas isn't that team. What the Razorbacks showed Friday night in Columbia, Mo., in a 6-0 series-clinching win over Missouri wasn't a performance built around one dominant element. It was simply a team that can win with pitching, the long ball, beat you with a pinch hitter off the bench and beat you on the basepaths ... sometimes all in the same game. Let's finish it up tomorrow pic.twitter.com/moJV6qNvvR — Arkansas Baseball (@RazorbackBSB) April 25, 2026 That's what makes the Razorbacks genuinely dangerous down the stretch of an SEC season, and that's the story I keep coming back to when I look at what has happened in Missouri. As bad as the Tigers have been this season, you can't forget to factor in their lack of wins in the SEC this year.…