April 12, 2015
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KENTUCKY POSTGAME NOTES
Kentucky at Arkansas
Baum Stadium at George Cole Field
April 12, 2015
Attendance: 7,578
FINAL SCORE: Arkansas 7, Kentucky 3
Team Records and Series Notes
- Kentucky is 19-15, 5-9 in the Southeastern Conference. Arkansas is 20-16, 7-8 in the SEC.
- UK head coach
Gary Henderson
has a 215-166 all-time record in his seventh year.- Henderson has a 7-8 all-time record vs. Arkansas.
- Arkansas leads the all-time series with Kentucky, 37-24, including a 20-10 all-time record in Arkansas.
- Kentucky will return to action on Tuesday vs. Western Kentucky at 6:30 p.m. at Cliff Hagan Stadium.
Team Notes
- Kentucky allowed just its 10th first-inning run of the year, the fewest runs allowed in an inning over the 2015 season.
- The Wildcats have turned 35 double plays on the year.
- UK’s three double plays turned tied its season high, done four times, last vs. Mississippi State on March 22.
- UK is 13-10 when facing a right-handed starting pitcher.
- UK is 4-3 on Sundays in 2015.
Individual Notes
- Sophomore second baseman
JaVon Shelby
made his team-leading 86th consecutive start.- Shelby drew his team-leading 25th walk of the year.
- Shelby has reached base safely in 14 of 29 opportunities to leadoff an inning.
- Shelby extended his hitting streak to a club-best eight games.
- Shelby hit his fourth homer of the year and the eighth of his career.
- Junior centerfielder
Kyle Barrett
played in his team-leading 125th career game, starting his team-best 109th contest. - Junior righty
Kyle Cody made his eighth start of the year in his ninth appearance.- Cody appeared in his 42nd career game, making his team-high 24th start.
- Freshman lefty
Zach Logue
appeared in his 11th game of the year and his ninth in relief. - Junior righty
Taylor Martin
appeared in his seventh game of the year and the 25th of his career. - Senior Spencer Jack pitched in his 13th game and his 39th career game.
