Razorback apparel shops see surge as hogs head to the College World Series

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Razorback fans are eagerly purchasing College World Series gear as the team prepares for Omaha. The Stadium Shoppe on Razorback has seen a remarkable surge in business, with owner Robert Mann reporting over 200 mail orders in the last 72 hours and a similar influx of in-store customers. The excitement is palpable, as fans from surrounding areas, like Tim Lemons from Cabot, make special trips to buy matching shirts for themselves and their children. Lemons expressed his hope for the team's success, stating he believes this season could be special. Mann indicated that the shop is ready for a potential national championship win, with plans to stock plenty of merchandise should the Razorbacks succeed.

This event highlights the strong community support for local sports teams and the economic boost such events can bring to local businesses. The enthusiasm reflects a broader trend of increased fan engagement during significant sporting events. The anticipation surrounding the Razorbacks showcases the deep-rooted passion of the fan base.

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