Did Arkansas win the 2012 CWS?

No

have they ever won anything?

Why are you looking at an Arkansas baseball wikipedia page?

Are you that USCe fan that was obsessed with us last summer?

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have they ever won anything?

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Ole Miss Fan

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Pretty ironic that you are laughing at my original ironic statement.

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what's an OM fan doing in a CWS thread?

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Trying to find Omaha

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LINK

I can't see where they lost a game there.

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Is this a random flame or are you butthurt from another thread?

I iz confuzed.

I beleive what the OP is saying that is Wikipedia seems to be missing a game or two of Arkansas' CWS trip in 2012...

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Arkansas began the 2012 season with high expectations, including a consensus top ten ranking and DJ Baxendale, Nolan Sanburn, Dominic Ficociello, and Ryne Stanek receiving preseason All-America honors.[19][20] The team began the season playing well in non-conference games, and finished with a 16-14 SEC record. After a quick two losses at the SEC tournament, it was announced the Hogs would play in the Houston Regional, hosted by Rice University.[21] Arkansas defeated the Sam Houston State Bearkats twice and Rice once to advance to the Waco, Texas Super Regional against Baylor. The Razorbacks dropped the first game to Baylor, 8-1.[22] Facing elimination, Arkansas won game 2 after consecutive hit by pitches with the bases loaded gave the Hogs the tying and winning runs.[23] Arkansas won game 3 when Jake Wise drove in Brian Anderson with a double in the 10th inning, pushing across the game's only run and sending the Hogs to Omaha.[24]

Arkansas won their first game of the 2012 College World Series, an 8-1 victory over Kent State Golden Flashes. DJ Baxendale pitched into the seventh inning, with Joe Serrano, Brian Anderson, Bo Bigham, and Jake Wise all collecting multiple hits. Two nights later the Razorbacks faced SEC foe and two time defending champion the South Carolina Gamecocks, who came into the game with a 22-game postseason win streak. A Dominic Ficociello RBI in the first inning gave Arkansas a 1-0 lead, as they never trailed, winning a 2-1 pitcher's duel. Once again it was Arkansas's excellent pitching that did the job, as starter Ryne Stanek pithced six innings, allowing just one run on three hits. Reliever Barrett Astin finished the job, pitching the final three innings allowing no runs, and just one hit.[25]

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So I don't see what the frick you're talking about?

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The OP did a poor job explaining himself but read the section titled "2012 College World Series" and you'll find no mention whatsoever of the 2 losses in Omaha.

I wouldn't have started a thread about it but I do see what he's talking about.