Remember when Arkansas fans used to fight online seemingly non-stop about whether games should be played in the greater Little Rock area?

Razorbacks fans from central Arkansas don’t seem to get as up in arms as they used to. Kudos to Arkansas athletic director Hunter Yurachek for quietly getting away from making the trip down Interstate 49 and across I-40. His predecessor always seemed to be at the forefront of the fight.

But that’s football. In baseball and basketball, the Razorbacks still play one game per season just north of the state capital. No one seems to complain much about these games from either part of the Natural State. Attendance is usually good.

It’s embarrassing, though, that in this day and age of everything-is-streaming that those games aren’t on any form of video feed available to consumers. Meaning, no TV. No streaming.

Yurachek detailed the reasons why in December. Long story short, equipment isn’t available there and it’s not time-efficient nor cost-effective to haul the ones in Fayetteville over.

That means Tuesday’s game against Lipscomb can only be heard on the radio, where the mellow voice of Phil Elson will carry you through just fine.

Radio. You know, it’s in your car (and literally nowhere else in your world). It has the knobs. No. Not that one. That controls the temperature. The other one.

Anyway, that’s the reason the game is against Lipscomb. Here’s how to catch it.

Baseball RADIO AFFILIATES

Story originally appeared on Razorbacks Wire