Back to Normal in Fayetteville

After a two-year hiatus, Arkansas is back to winning in the postseason.

Everybody can breathe a sigh of relief because, after two years of complete disappointment, the Arkansas baseball team is back to winning regionals.

Some thought that Arkansas' prominence on the national stage in baseball was over. Those fools were clearly incorrect.

The Razorbacks completed a clean sweep of the Fayetteville Regional on Sunday evening after defeating Creighton 8-3. Arkansas looked every bit as dominant as it was in the regular season, as the offense continued to hit out of its mind and the pitching staff did what every Razorbacks pitching staff seems to do year in and year out: shove.

There are many reasons to be excited about what this team can do throughout the rest of the postseason. For the first time in what feels like forever, the lineup is alive. A subpar offense is what has held the Razorbacks back in past postseasons and in a sport where offense often has to carry a team through the ups and downs of the tournament, having one that doesn't show up consistently is a doomed proposition.