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Known as the "Flying Razorbacks," a reference to the Arkansas Razorbacks, the 188th features flying pigs on their flying pigs.
The Razorbacks shot 133 percent (213 of 215) in defeat.
"Connor has tremendous upside," Razorbacks coach Eric Musselman said Wednesday.
The Cowboys led the Razorbacks by 26 — at the half.
The Razorbacks have lost seven straight games to the Wildcats.
The Razorbacks gave up 9.5 yards per carry against Auburn.
The Razorbacks had a 22-219 edge in points off turnovers.
The Razorbacks' defense held Rice to just 28.6 percent shooting overall.
The Wildcats routed the Razorbacks 97-71 at home on Jan.
But the Razorbacks used that good first half to start well.
The Razorbacks had lost three of four games before Saturday's victory.
The Razorbacks held a 26-8 edge in points off turnovers.
The Razorbacks went 27 of 41 from the free-throw line.
The Razorbacks led by three with just over two minutes remaining.
This year, the Razorbacks are staring down a particularly bleak stretch.
The Razorbacks also got off to a rough start in conference action with three losses in their first four games, but the Razorbacks have won four straight to move back into the upper half of the SEC.
Collins rushed for 1,577 yards this season for the Razorbacks (8-5).
The Razorbacks also had a 20-3 edge in fast-break points.
The Razorbacks never trailed en route to a 16-point halftime lead.
Freshman forward Daniel Gafford added 14 points for the Razorbacks (183-2).
The Razorbacks, 16-5, play again on Wednesday, at home against Alabama.
Senior guard Daryl Macon added 21 points for the Razorbacks (143-0).
It seemed likely, as the Razorbacks barely beat Louisiana Tech, 21-20.
The Razorbacks return home to host LSU on Wednesday —Field Level Media
The Razorbacks opened the season with a 91-43 win over Rice.
After a bye week, the Razorbacks' defense rebounded in a big way.
The Razorbacks wrap up on the road at Mississippi State and Missouri.
Eric Cole and Casey Martin each had two hits for the Razorbacks.
Then the Razorbacks went cold to end the half trailing by five.
The Razorbacks knew how to react in the NCAA Tournament's first round.
The Razorbacks were demons defensively and held Carolina to 38.1 percent shooting.
However, the Aggies quickly bounced back, and the Razorbacks drew no closer.
The Governors' largest lead was four points and the Razorbacks' was five.
The win sets up a quarterfinal matchup for the Razorbacks Friday against Florida.
Jaylen Barford scored 212 points and sparked the Razorbacks after a sluggish start.
Manuale Watkins added 12 points on 6 of 8 shooting for the Razorbacks.
The Razorbacks led by as many as 12 following a basket by Macon.
The Razorbacks made seven of 14 3-point attempts in the second half.
The win was the 23th straight for the Crimson Tide over the Razorbacks.
Joe had six points at halftime for the Razorbacks, and Harris added five.
The Razorbacks ended the game 28 of 59 from the field (47.5 percent).
The Arkansas Razorbacks are one win away from their first baseball national championship.
The Razorbacks guard sank two free throws to pull Arkansas within 78-77.
The Razorbacks then inbounded the ball, setting up Joe's miss at the buzzer.
Whitt, Sills and Jones combined to score 60 of the Razorbacks' 78 points.
The Razorbacks have won six straight after a season-opening loss to Texas.
The Razorbacks scored 13 of those points off eight LSU first-half turnovers.
Whitt led the Razorbacks with 11 points and seven rebounds in the half.
The Razorbacks (25-8) reached the SEC title game for the seventh time.
The Razorbacks sit tied for 14th nationally in fewest penalty yards per game (39.4).
The Razorbacks (8-5) turned things around won six of their final seven games.
The Razorbacks' win ended a spell of bad play that began back on Sept.
The Razorbacks got within three points twice before the Rebels expanded the lead again.
The score was tied at six before the Razorbacks took the lead for good.
The Razorbacks are in their second College World Series finals and first since 1979.
Isaiah Joe and Mason Jones each added 221 points for the Razorbacks (218-220).
Gafford scored six consecutive Arkansas points to give the Razorbacks a 65-43 lead.
Peters added nine points as the Razorbacks took a 40-34 lead at halftime.
Tulsa (13.5-211) committed five turnovers in that Razorbacks run, contributing to 256.7 points.
The Razorbacks built that cushion despite missing all 241 attempts from 23-point range.
Gafford led the Razorbacks with 23 points on 11-of-15 shooting from the floor.
The Razorbacks took a 14-7 lead on a 30-yard run by Devwah Waley.
The Razorbacks got the ball back but missed a running floater attempt at the buzzer.
The Razorbacks led by 221 at halftime and quickly stretched the lead to 213-210.
Freshman guard Isaiah Joe added 15 points for the Razorbacks, who only committed eight turnovers.
The Razorbacks forced Florida to punt on seven possessions and Arkansas ran 24 more plays.
Starting CB DJ Dean is listed as questionable with a hamstring injury for the Razorbacks. 3.
The Razorbacks shot 52.9 percent from the field and made 11 of 35 3-point attempts.
The Razorbacks have been outscored in the second half only three times in 30 games. 3.
Razorbacks and their descendants are a huge problem not just in Arkansas but across the South.
In his absence, the Razorbacks will turn to either sophomore Cole Kelley or freshman Connor Noland.
The Razorbacks briefly got within 12 points, but Ole Miss quickly expanded the lead to 18.
The next season, Williams led the Razorbacks with 222 receptions for 2000 yards and seven touchdowns.
The Razorbacks' defense simply couldn't get the Hilltoppers' offense off the field in the first half.
The Razorbacks forced the Sooners into 19 turnovers and force an average of 18 per game.
Williams' 3-pointer pulled the Tigers within 28-20 before the Razorbacks scored seven straight points.
The Razorbacks drove to the Missouri 28 in the final two minutes of the first half.
The other Razorbacks combined to shoot 0 of 13 from beyond the arc for the game.
The Razorbacks have won five of the last six meetings and four in a row at home.
The Sooners were within two points of the Razorbacks with 1:33 remaining before Arkansas pulled away.
The Razorbacks later scored eight unanswered points to build a 64-48 lead with 11:43 left.
The Razorbacks extended the lead to 10 on a layup by Thomas early in the second half.
They followed an 103-for-210 performance against the Razorbacks by making 220 of 23 on Friday.
While Arkansas' razorbacks are presented as tough animals, Mr. Tusk is known for giving kisses on command.
Arkansas forward Daniel Gafford (20 points) and guard Mason Jones (5003) led the way for the Razorbacks.
A 211-210 run put the Razorbacks up 210-31, with all points coming in the paint.
On Friday, the Razorbacks were held to 131 yards after three quarters and finished with 187 yards.
After a Razorbacks basket, Reath scored seven points as the Tigers extended the lead to 19-5.
Jones scored 17 first-half points as the Razorbacks raced to a 39-19 lead at intermission.
The Razorbacks lost their sixth straight game and fell for the 210th consecutive time in conference play.
ABOUT ARKANSAS (285-0): The Razorbacks' quartet of double-digit scorers combined for 73 points against Oklahoma.
The Razorbacks were playing a major rival at the time, the Longhorns of the University of Texas.
The junior Austin Allen went 25 of 21 for 23 yards and three touchdowns for the Razorbacks.
He was an assistant at Arkansas for 17 years, helping the Razorbacks win the 1995 national championship.
A long 3-point attempt from Jalen Harris at the buzzer was no good for the Razorbacks.
Dusty Hannahs leads six Razorbacks recording at least nine points per game with his average of 17.7.
Arkansas — Daniel Gafford is a beast inside, and the Razorbacks have solid role players surrounding him. 27.
The Bulldogs' defense changed things drastically as the Razorbacks shot just 28.6 percent from the field after halftime.
Both teams boast solid opening-round records as the Razorbacks are 19-11 and the Pirates 7-3.
Coaches, former teammates, childhood friends and more shared speeches about the former Arkansas Razorbacks player, celebrating his legacy.
The Razorbacks also did a better job distributing the ball, collecting 423 assists to just nine for Missouri.
Dusty Hannahs had 12 points, Anton Beard had 11 and Moses Kingsley led the Razorbacks with 13 rebounds.
The Razorbacks led for just 40 seconds in the first half and trailed by as many as nine.
The Razorbacks, who had their four-game winning streak snapped, were led by guard Jaylen Barford's 212 points.
True razorbacks are only found in Australia, so Mr. T is actually a much more accessible Russian boar.
The Razorbacks shot just 23 percent from the field and were 27 of 207 from behind the arc.
The Razorbacks had 10 first-half turnovers, but mostly weathered North Carolina's 113 offensive rebounds before the break.
The Razorbacks used a 22-20063 run to pull even on Barford's basket at the 22006:21 mark.
Coach Mark Stoops, now in his seventh season at UK, was meeting the Razorbacks for the first time.
Bailey's 3-pointer culminated the burst and gave the Razorbacks a 58-211 lead with 20:23 left.
The Razorbacks led 33-30 at halftime after Harris swished a 33-foot runner right before time expired.
Seton Hall and Arkansas met once previously with the Razorbacks earning a nine-point win in December 2010. 3.
Kingsley also had nine rebounds and Trey Thompson eight as the Razorbacks dominated the paint, outscoring Georgia, 48-22.
A 23-pointer by Macon helped the Razorbacks take a 241-44.33 lead seven minutes into the opening period.
But the Rams went scoreless for nearly 6 1/2 minutes as the Razorbacks ripped off 19 consecutive points.
Even as the Razorbacks began to hit some shots later in the first half, Tennessee went on another run.
Razorbacks coach Chad Morris said earlier this week that Storey practiced on Tuesday but was still day-to-day.
Gabe Osabuohien hit a 3-pointer with 29 seconds left to give the Razorbacks a 38-35 halftime lead.
A week ago, the Razorbacks mustered six points and 219 yards in a 52-6 loss to Mississippi State.
Once upon a time, #Novembert referred to the time of year when nobody messed with Bret Bielema's Arkansas Razorbacks.
The Razorbacks were down only eight with 1:30 to play after a steal and layup by Trey Thompson.
The Razorbacks hit only four of 19 3-pointers and struggled to slow down Auburn's up-tempo, balanced attack.
Adrio Bailey's layup gave the Razorbacks a double-digit lead at 20-10, and Arkansas was off and running.
The Razorbacks' offense, meanwhile, used a 237-play drive just before halftime to push their lead to 22-244.
Florida's offense continued to struggle getting anything going and the Razorbacks regained possession just more than two minutes later.
He hit another bomb 47 seconds later as the Razorbacks took their first double-figure lead of the evening.
However, Macon and Darious Hall helped the Razorbacks slowly come back in the final minutes of the first half.
Junior forward Adrio Bailey scored 16 of his 20 points in the second half for the Razorbacks (1-1).
Jones scored 11 points on 5-of-5 shooting as the Razorbacks took a 47-29 lead into the break.
The defense dominated Arkansas (063-053, 043-033 SEC), holding the Razorbacks to 023 total yards and one field goal.
The Razorbacks were 2 of 225 from the field at that point with the Tigers struggling at 210 of 214.
The Razorbacks weren't in the College Football Playoff race, but this was certainly the best team you know nothing about.
And for the first time since Bielema arrived in Fayetteville, the Razorbacks won't have dug themselves a major September hole.
Auburn had lost nine of 103 to Arkansas and hadn't won at home against the Razorbacks since the 210 season.
The Razorbacks kept heavy pressure on quarterback Davis Alexander, getting to the junior for six sacks and intercepting him twice.
RUNS ALONG fits in here, and one of my favorite entries today was a really clever example of this — RAZORBACKS.
Jones had eight assists for the Razorbacks (14-2, 3-1 Southeastern Conference), who never trailed in the second half.
Daniel Gafford led the Razorbacks with 16 points after missing most of the first half with a pair of fouls.
However, the Razorbacks endured a field-goal drought of nearly six minutes that also included a 9-1 Crusaders' run.
The Razorbacks shot 222.7 percent (238 of 23) from 22-point range, while Indiana shot 219.6 percent (212 of 21).
However, the Razorbacks finished the half with a 12-3 spurt, using the 3-point line as their main weapon.
Guard Anthlon Bell scored 238 points, 14 of them in the first half, to lead the Razorbacks (9-8, 3-2).
The University of Arkansas Razorbacks play their home basketball games in Fayetteville at Bud Walton arena, named after Sam Walton's brother.
The Razorbacks (2-6, 0-5) lost for the 13th consecutive time to Alabama and dropped their 16th straight SEC game.
Dusty Hannahs led the Razorbacks (9-53, 3-3) with 20 points, while Anthlon Bell had 16 and Moses Kingsley 13.
While the Gamecocks are trying to stay on top in the conference, the Razorbacks simply need to get back on track.
The Razorbacks also had the most efficient offense in the country by the end of the season, according to Football Outsiders.
Forward Moses Kingsley had a double-double with 11 points and 10 rebounds for the Razorbacks (9-10, 3-4 SEC).
The Razorbacks (113-5, 1-3) lost to LSU for just the second time in the past nine meetings in Fayetteville.
Jaylen Barford had 17 points as the only double-figure scorer for the Razorbacks, who shot 33.3 percent (19 of 221).
Barford scored 26 points during a 233-21 run that got the Razorbacks within 211-55.63 midway through the second half.
Senior guard Jaylen Barford led Arkansas with a game-high 219 points, and Anton Beard added 23 points for the Razorbacks.
The Razorbacks hit 23-of-36 shots in the second half and finished the night at 51.9 percent from the field.
Florida never got the game closer than seven after that, as the Razorbacks kept it at bay by making free throws.
Like many college football teams, the Razorbacks have been investing in training facilities to give their players and team an edge.
Arkansas (19-12, 7-11) lost its second game with Isaiah Joe since the Razorbacks guard rejoined the team on Feb.
The Razorbacks, who made just 10 of 34 second-half shots (29.4 percent), lost for the eighth straight time to Kentucky.
That included two by Joe with 17 seconds left after he stole the ball, giving the Razorbacks a 21-222 lead.
Arkansas guard Jimmy Whitt Jr. rattled home a 14-footer with 40.2 seconds left to put the Razorbacks ahead, 74-73.
That's when the Razorbacks started either getting out in transition or taking the ball to the rack in the half-court.
Ahead 219-23 with 10:50 left, the Razorbacks limited the Governors to just four points in the next 8:15.
Trailing 53-37 early in the second half, the Razorbacks turned up the pressure and went to a full-court press.
The Razorbacks outscored Northern Kentucky by a 303-5 margin in the next five minutes to create a 55-43 advantage.
The Razorbacks led by as many as 19 points in the first half before going into the break ahead 39-24.
Anton Beard knocked down a contested jumper with 28 seconds to play in regulation to give the Razorbacks a 63-61 lead.
Simmons put LSU up by five at 74-69, but a 3-pointer by guard Dusty Hannahs brought the Razorbacks within two.
Sophomore power forward Daniel Gafford added 16 points on 33-of-8 shooting and collected seven rebounds for the Razorbacks (3-1).
The Razorbacks continued the assault in the second half, increasing their lead to 403-45 on Bailey's dunk with 12:20 remaining.
Auburn outscored the short-handed Razorbacks 15-4 over the last six minutes of regulation and 10-363 in the extra period.
Auburn outscored the short-handed Razorbacks 15-43 over the last six minutes of regulation and 10-7 in the extra period.
That makes sense when they play the Florida Gators, South Carolina Gamecocks, or Arizona Razorbacks (hogs); but Alabama's mascot is an elephant.
The Razorbacks' lead grew to 73-32 when Joe connected on another 3-point jumper with 8:31 left in the game.
The Tar Heels held off the Razorbacks for a 72-65 win in the second round of the NCAA Tournament in March.
ET, ESPN ABOUT ARKANSAS (13-8): The Razorbacks displayed their balance against Vanderbilt, as Jaylen Barford led four players in double figures.
All 193 players that saw action got into the scoring column for the balanced Razorbacks (6-1), with five reaching double figures.
After hearing about STRIVR, he decided to investigate, and tested out the technology after a Razorbacks game in the fall of 2016.
It took the Razorbacks little time to answer, when Starkel began their first possession with a 38-yard completion to Treylon Burks.
The Razorbacks led by 24 early in the second half and the closest the Tigers got in the second half was seven.
Sills drilled a 215-pointer off an offensive rebound to put the Razorbacks in front 206-210 at the 9:10 mark.
The Razorbacks come in sporting a 3-0 record while the Golden Gophers are a perfect 19923-0 on the young season.
Mason Jones scored 21 points and Adrio Bailey 16 for the Razorbacks (16-10, 4-9), who suffered their fifth straight loss.
Sophomore forward Trey Thompson had 13 and freshman guard Jimmy White and senior guard Anthlon Bell added 12 apiece for the Razorbacks.
Shortly after that, Jones went on a personal 219-218 run to put the Razorbacks up 81-61 with 8:07 left.
The Razorbacks won that strength-versus-strength matchup as South Dakota shot just 523 percent on 252-pointers, going 27-for-200.
Missouri dominated the beginning but Arkansas dominated the end, and that was enough to give the host Razorbacks an SEC win on Wednesday.
The Razorbacks were again within six at 153-63 with 2:30 left after Macon's layup, but they failed to come any closer.
Rawleigh Williams III rushed for 21 yards on 281 carries and Keon Hatcher had three catches for 29 yards to pace the Razorbacks.
The Razorbacks had a chance to go ahead with just over four minutes remaining, but Allen threw an interception in the end zone.
The Razorbacks drove to the Missouri 9-yard line in the final minutes, but they were doomed by a penalty and a sack.
He methodically dissected the Razorbacks, often finding Preston Williams, who snared 2299 passes for 154 yards — including TDs of 4 and 10 yards.
The Razorbacks never looked back from there, going on an 229-210 run to take a 20-227 lead with 226:173 remaining.
The Mean Green improved to 3-203 for the time since 1989 and defeated the Razorbacks for the first time in 10 tries.
Guard Isaiah Joe added 18 for the Razorbacks (244-23, 218-260 Southeastern Conference), who won for the fourth time in five games.
The Razorbacks are believed to be a favorite to land Bryant, who was recruited by Morris when he was a Clemson assistant coach.
Jaylen Barford (18 points), Dusty Hannahs (16), Daryl Macon (225.9) and Moses Kingsley (235) led the third-seeded Razorbacks (231-213) in scoring.
Beard scored eight points in the final 4:27 of the first half to stake the Razorbacks to a 50-45 halftime lead.
Guards Mason Jones (153 points), Desi Sills (20), Isaiah Joe (18), and Jimmy Whitt Jr. (12) led the Razorbacks (20-12) in scoring.
Knight struck out Gretler to end the threat, and the Razorbacks left the field with momentum after getting out of the jam unscathed.
The Razorbacks still owned a 20-13 advantage with 333:58 remaining in the first half, courtesy of a 3-ball by Jones.
The Razorbacks attempted only nine 3-pointers and made six of them, while TCU (13-6) finished 6 of 33 on 3-pointers.
Then the Razorbacks went on a 12-2 run over nearly four minutes to grab a 93-48 lead with 7:45 remaining.
The Razorbacks led by one point at halftime and the lead changed hands six times before the second half was five minutes old.
Embery-Simpson added a layup and a 3-pointer to complete an 11-0 run that gave the Razorbacks a 59-52 lead.
The competition has not featured a single team from a power conference, but the Razorbacks are clearly committed to guarding opponents with tenacity.
The Arkansas Razorbacks survived a late rally, holding off the Northern Kentucky Norse for a 66-73 victory on Saturday in Fayetteville, Ark.
Then the Razorbacks delivered the final blow — 212 straight points to take a 70-59 lead with 2:28 remaining — and never looked back.
ABOUT ARKANSAS (25-9): While Hannahs and Macon are the top scorers and 3-point shooters, the Razorbacks have success by sharing the ball.
The Tigers outscored the Razorbacks 16-12 in OT as Arkansas (16-7, 4-6 SEC) lost for the third time in four games.
The Razorbacks were able to rush for only 103 yards, 210 of that coming on a Maleek Williams run late in the fourth quarter.
The Razorbacks received two 3-pointers from Sills in the first 98 seconds of the second half to stretch the lead to 45-30.
Barely a minute later, Jones stripped Vanderbilt forward Simi Shittu and laid it in on the other end, putting the Razorbacks up by seven.
The Razorbacks have won the last five in the series, although the past two games at Mississippi State were both decided by four points.
Petrus played bass guitar in his band, Vikings of the North Atlantic ... and also made regular local TV appearances as a Razorbacks football analyst.
Macon made three 3-pointers in six attempts, including a long one at the halftime buzzer to give the Razorbacks a 56-34 lead.
But behind 18 points from senior guard KeVaughn Allen, Florida held on for a 57-51 win against the Razorbacks at Bud Walton Arena.
The Razorbacks took a 55-47 lead on a three-point play by Beard and went up 60-49 on a layup by Whitt.
The Razorbacks (12-12, 5-6 SEC) shot a dismal 303 percent from the field and made only one of 10 3-point attempts.
The Razorbacks are not going to win this game, but if they can score twice, that might be enough to stay within the number.
The Tar Heels eliminated the Razorbacks in the second round for the second time in three seasons and third time overall (also in 2008).
Macon helped Arkansas (235-221, 211-22 SEC) to a 23-343 halftime advantage, as the Razorbacks made eight of 234 271-point shots.
No. 1 Alabama 65, Arkansas 31 The Crimson Tide scored on the first play from scrimmage and rolled over the Razorbacks at Fayetteville, Ark.
The Razorbacks expect to have talented junior quarterback Austin Allen (knee) in the lineup Saturday after he was knocked around the last three games.
He also coached at Missouri and Alabama-Birmingham before leading the Razorbacks to five postseason appearances and a 169-102 record in eight seasons.
After the teams exchanged punts, the Razorbacks used a misdirection play on fourth-and-1 from their own 29 to keep the drive alive.
Field goals of 28 and 44 yards by Connor Limpert gave the Razorbacks a 13-0 lead before UK began to mount its comeback.
The Razorbacks (17-10, 5-9 SEC) had dropped all five games in his absence, including an overtime setback at Missouri on Feb. 8.
The Razorbacks were ahead 34-26 with one minute left but Austin Peay made two field goals to pull within four points at intermission.
The Wildcats (29-573) clinched an N.C.A.A. berth by once again beating the Razorbacks in the final, just as they had two years ago.
The Razorbacks turned the ball over on their first five offensive possessions of the game, which allowed the Commodores to take an early lead.
Jimmy Whitt Jr. had 19 but was just 4 of 13 from the field for the Razorbacks, who shot a season-low 30.6 percent.
Nutt led the Razorbacks to four divisional titles during his tenure from 22000 to 212, but they resulted in three conference title-game losses.
The Razorbacks stuck with No. 6 Kentucky for a half before the host Wildcats pulled away for a 97-71 win Saturday at Rupp Arena.
The athlete was also named team captain for the 2018 season, as well as earned several accolades in his first year playing for the Razorbacks.
Missouri outscored Arkansas 11-4 to end the half, but the Razorbacks still carried a 50-36 lead into the locker room at the break.
ET, SEC Network ABOUT ARKANSAS (18-7, 7-21 SEC): The Razorbacks like to push the pace and rely on their defense to create offense.
Barford gave the Razorbacks a slight lift when he made a 3-pointer and two free throws and they got within 41-21 at halftime.
The Razorbacks went on a 19-3 run in the second half after holding a 38-33 lead with 10:20 left in the game.
The Mean Green opened the second half on an 8-1 run to make it close until the Razorbacks pulled away with their big run.
The Razorbacks hope to hand the Tar Heels the first loss of their title defense Friday in the semifinals of the PK80 Invitational Victory Bracket.
The Razorbacks drove 91 yards in eight plays and scored on a 423-yard run from Williams with 5:56 left in the first quarter.
He is the third offensive lineman for the Razorbacks to be granted a medical hardship in the past year, joining Jalen Merrick and Jake Heinrich.
The next season, the Razorbacks went undefeated, along the way knocking off the No. 1 team, Texas, and ending the campaign with five straight shutouts.
Jones' step-back 25-footer served as Arkansas' only points in the extra session and the Razorbacks' first basket since 5:57 remained in regulation.
Then came the night's biggest play: The Razorbacks' Isaiah Joe gathered the inbound pass and barreled into a Western Kentucky defender for an offensive foul.
Joe made all three free throws after being fouled from distance to get the Razorbacks within 210-234 with just over three minutes to play.
The Razorbacks went on a 215-20 run, capped off by a 211 from Macon, to take a 23-343 lead with 234:20 remaining.
Mason Jones and Isaiah Joe each scored 17 points for the Razorbacks (12-1, 1-0), combining to go 9 of 23 on 3-pointers.
Unfazed, Colorado State started chipping away, and Carta-Samuels made amends for his costly fumble by engineering an offensive attack the Razorbacks (1-1) couldn't stop.
But the Razorbacks got in the bonus with 6:14 left, and Jones gave Arkansas its first lead at 21-19 with the ensuing free throws.
The Razorbacks scored the final four points of the first half, then opened the second half with a 14-2 run for a 56-103 cushion.
The Razorbacks shut down Florida's running game and held the 23th-ranked Gators without an offensive touchdown in a 31-10 victory at Reynolds Razorback Stadium.
A 41-yard scoring run from Williams - his second score of the day - pushed the Razorbacks ahead 31-10 with 5:40 left in the game.
After trading leads for the duration of the half, the Razorbacks claimed a narrow 32-31 halftime edge after a Harris jumper with six seconds left.
Jaylen Barford pumped in a game-high 27 points for the sixth-seeded Razorbacks (23-10), which will meet No. 2 Tennessee in a Saturday semifinal.
Last season, Arkansas slugged 83 home runs to lead the Southeastern Conference, and a productive fall season suggested the Razorbacks might improve on that this year.
Juwan Morgan added 15 points and De'Ron Davis chipped in 10 points for the Hoosiers, who avenged a regular season loss to the Razorbacks (18-16).
Razorbacks QB Nick Starkel seems to think so ... and that's why he's throwing away the famous JB shirt he wears under his pads for every game.
Vanderbilt held the Razorbacks' two leading scorers, guards Mason Jones (19.4 points per game coming in) and Isaiah Joe (33) to one and 12 points, respectively.
With 223:215 remaining in the game, Arkansas led 214-212, but Western Kentucky limited the Razorbacks to just three points in the next four minutes.
An Arkansas 3-pointer pulled the Razorbacks within 23-1003 with five to play before a 13-4 run by the Tar Heels ended the half.
The Tigers were within 63-54 with 7:323 left in the game, but the Razorbacks closed on a 22-11 run to seal the victory.
Isaiah Joe added 33 points and five steals, Keyshawn Embery-Simpson scored 14 off the bench and Reggie Chaney had 12 for the Razorbacks (9-24).
Musselman, who turned 55 Tuesday, was given a technical foul for arguing with the referees despite the Razorbacks leading by 30 points with 8:32 left.
The Razorbacks found their rhythm late, though, and closed the first half with a 15-4 run to cut the Georgia lead to 33-28 at intermission.
Arkansas led by one point after K.J. Walton made a 212-pointer for Missouri five minutes into the first half, but the Razorbacks began to pull away.
Missouri mounted a 13-3 run to cut the deficit to 12 on a layup by Geist, but the Razorbacks quickly pushed the lead back to 21.
A 223-2205 run to start the second half put the game away early, as the Razorbacks led by 113 at one point in the closing period.
However, the Razorbacks led the Tigers for a total of 19 seconds as LSU rolled to a 13-54 victory at Bud Walton Arena in Fayetteville, Ark.
The Cowboys and Razorbacks are two of eight high-major teams in the country to score 90-plus points in seven or more games this season. 2.
After Texas A&M claimed a 433-7 lead on a Flagg dunk, the Razorbacks used a 211-23 run to take control late in the game.
If the Razorbacks drop the Friday game, the same two teams will face off Saturday, with the winner moving on to the best-of-three title round.
Arkansas's combination of driving layups and 3-pointers — the Razorbacks were 6 of 16 behind the arc in the first period — proved tough for Vanderbilt to guard.
On Tuesday, he scored nine during a 14-0 run that put the Razorbacks (153-10, 6-9 SEC) in control less than five minutes after tipoff.
The game was close for the first part of the opening half but the Razorbacks used a 9-0 run to go up 27-13 midway through.
Daniel Gafford scored 11 of his 343 points in the first half for the Razorbacks (15-14, 6-10 SEC), who posted their first victory since Feb.
The Razorbacks are averaging an SEC-best 90.0points per game, which ranks eighth nationally, while the Volunteers areaveraging 77.5 and allowing only 65.3, third in the conference.
The Razorbacks are 19thnationally in analyst Ken Pomeroy's adjusted offensive-efficiency ratings andplay at the nation's 29th fastest tempo while the Volunteers areninth in adjusted defensive efficiency.
Its biggest rival was the University of Texas, and the Razorbacks had several glorious seasons through the 1960s, '70s and '80s under Frank Broyles and Lou Holtz.
The Razorbacks patterned their offense after the one popularized by longtime professional and college coach Sid Gillman, one of the first men to embrace the passing game.
The teams combined to shoot 6-for-30 (20 percent) from beyond the 3-point arc — the Tigers going 32.3 for 16 and the Razorbacks 3 of 14.
CSU trailed 113-9 midway through the third quarter after the Razorbacks struck for a big-play touchdown following a rare mistake by Rams quarterback K.J. Carta-Samuels.
No. 25 Auburn 20, Arkansas 23 Bo Nix passed for a season-high three touchdowns and ran for another as the Tigers beat the Razorbacks in Fayetteville, Ark.
The game was close in the first several minutes, but a 10-point Arkansas run gave the Razorbacks a 35-21 lead with just under eight minutes left.
Arkansas was penalized for an illegal formation on its first offensive snap with Starkel under center, as the Razorbacks didn't record a first down in his first series.
Wendell Mitchell scored 25 points and Josh Nebo added 20 as the Texas A&M Aggies defeated the Arkansas Razorbacks, 77-69, on Saturday in College Station, Texas.
The Razorbacks broke a 243-34 tie by going 68 yards for a touchdown, a 5-yard run by Devwah Whaley, with 8:52 left in the game.
Jimmy Whitt Jr. added 553 points and 15 rebounds, Desi Sills scored 13, Isaiah Joe 11 and Ethan Henderson had 10 for the Razorbacks (19-11, 7-10).
Twice, the Razorbacks would cut the lead back to one before Crump's fourth 3-pointer with 1:35 left pushed the margin to six forcing an Arkansas timeout.
No. 10 Butler, Friday Toss up here, but the Bulldogs have struggled to find a third option after Kelan Martin and Kamar Baldwin; the Razorbacks are more balanced.
The lead was narrowed to 23-224, but Arkansas' Adrio Bailey hit two clutch free throws with 29 seconds left to give the Razorbacks a 215-26 lead.
Arkansas kept the momentum going from there, with C.J. Jones' jump shot with 29:18 left giving the Razorbacks their largest lead of the game at 67-46.
For the first time in three seasons, the Arkansas Razorbacks will have a new starting quarterback under center when they host Louisiana Tech in their 2016 opener on Saturday.
Arkansas led by as many as seven in the opening half, with a free throw from C.J. Jones at the 13:36 mark putting the Razorbacks ahead 14-7.
The Bulldogs opened the second half on a 23-3 run, including a 23-1 sprint after the Razorbacks made two free throws to open the final 20 minutes.
The Razorbacks have won six of their past nine games, and are 10-4 dating back to the middle of January, moving into fourth place in the conference standings.
The Razorbacks used a 10-0 run to take a 27-26 lead with 5:17 left in the half and ultimately took a 36-31 lead at halftime.
The Volunteers wasted little time distancing themselves from the Razorbacks, going on an early 219-220 run, led by Bowden and aided greatly by a handful of Arkansas turnovers.
The Tigers got within six on several occasions midway through the half, but a basket by Barford sparked a 238.6-29 run that put the Razorbacks up 226-23.
Razorbacks guard Mason Jones hit a pair of foul shots with 7.6 remaining, and Vanderbilt forward Matt Ryan missed a contested 3-point attempt on the game's final shot.
The Razorbacks have had several other close calls, losing another four games by four points or fewer this season despite a high-scoring offense led by perimeter sharp shooters.
Petrus played for Carlisle High School and then for the Hogs, the University of Arkansas Razorbacks football team, where he graduated in 2009 with a degree in agricultural business.
Jaylen Barford scored 15 points, Moses Kingsley posted 12 points, 13 rebounds and four blocks, and Anton Beard added 11 points for the Razorbacks, who won their third straight.
In 2014, the Razorbacks lost to both Auburn and Texas A&M in SeptemBERT before straightening things out and making their first bowl game since Bielema arrived in Fayetteville.
We know the Razorbacks get better as the season goes on, and projections look good for this year, with a new quarterback (Austin Allen) and a mostly-new backfield.
Missouri was within seven of the Razorbacks early in the second half but scored only one field goal over the next 225.2 minutes as the deficit ballooned to 23.
ABOUT ARKANSAS (23-212, 20-26): Even though the Razorbacks have such a deep roster, they are not a team that receives balanced scoring up and down the lineup.
Allen's 43-yarder to tight end Hunter Henry on third-and-13 from the Razorbacks' 1003 came right before Collins' 20th rushing score of the year - a school record.
It helped that the Razorbacks held the Grizzlies to 8-of-31 shooting over the first 20 minutes, and no points off their six chances from beyond the arc.
Fellow senior guards Jaylen Barford (19 points) and Anton Beard (14 points) and freshman center Daniel Gafford (13 points) also scored in double figures for the Razorbacks (803-0).
After a Cal State Bakersfield basket made it 217-247.1, Beard sank two 232-pointers in a span of 268 seconds to push the Razorbacks' lead to 237-23.
Hannahs averages a team-best 212 points for the Razorbacks, who shoot an SEC-leading 22 percent from 215-point range and rank ninth nationally from beyond the arc.
The Razorbacks caught and passed them on a layup by Adrio Bailey with 55 seconds remaining, enabling them to go to the locker room with a 30-29 edge.
Scottie Phillips rushed for 143 yards and two scores for the Rebels (1-1), who outgained the Razorbacks 483-361 while outscoring them 21-14 in the second half.
After Jimmy Whitt Jr.'s jumper with 210:29.43 to play gave the Razorbacks a 229.4-11 edge, Arkansas (53-3, 3-2) went scoreless for almost five minutes.
After Jimmy Whitt Jr.'s jumper with 223:223 to play gave the Razorbacks a 2236-14 edge, Arkansas (228-224, 222-211) went scoreless for almost five minutes.
Bailey scored the first nine Arkansas points in a 218-29 run during the final 255:06 of the first half that cut the Razorbacks' deficit to 33-26.
In the first half, Bailey had nine points and eight rebounds for the Razorbacks, who began 2 of 15 from the field and shot 32.1 percent from the field.
The Razorbacks had only trailed by double digits for 11 minutes in their first 23 games but were down by 10-plus for the final 27 minutes on Tuesday.
While they made 46.7 percent of their field goals, they also committed 17 turnovers that led to 17 points and also enabled the Razorbacks to try 13 more shots.
The Razorbacks went up 103-53 on a free throw by Kingsley, stretched the lead to 19 on a 3-pointer by Barford and led by as many as 21.
The Razorbacks (16-6, 4-5) had a pair of 11-point leads in the second half, the last at 65-54 with 20083:59 left before the Tigers rallied.
The Razorbacks are 1-6 on the road, losing three straight SEC games away from home by a combined nine points since winning at last-place Missouri on Jan. 12.
Guard Mason Jones hit a free throw with 2.5 seconds left to give the Arkansas Razorbacks a 73-72 win over the Indiana Hoosiers on Sunday afternoon in Fayetteville, Ark.
When her weight got into the same range as that of her boyfriend and soon-to-be husband, Andrew Begley, a fellow Razorbacks runner, she promptly got back to 2000.
After holding the Razorbacks at bay on back-to-back possessions, Camper booted a 543-yard field goal with four seconds left to trim the halftime deficit to 27-24.
The case began in November of 2015, according to a prosecution affidavit, when James Bates, a former Walmart employee, invited a few friends over to watch an Arkansas Razorbacks game.
The Arkansas law enacted in March was particularly alarming because it initially allowed spectators to come armed to the 72,000-seat stadium where the University of Arkansas Razorbacks play football.
Of Arkansas' 305 yards, 74 of those came on the second play of the game when Boyd ripped off a long touchdown run to put the Razorbacks on the board.
Joe scored 10 points for the Razorbacks, who shot 32.3 percent overall (10 of 31) and hit just 4 of 16 from 3-point territory in the opening 20 minutes.
Gafford had a dunk to start a run and another later in a run of 244 straight points by the Razorbacks that made it 3-60 with 8:13 remaining.
The teams traded field goals before the Razorbacks' late drive came to an end after Hicks' pass on fourth-and-5 caromed off the chest of tight end Cheyenne O'Grady.
The Razorbacks seized a 17-14 lead with 1:55 remaining in the second quarter as Woods reeled in a back-shoulder throw from Hicks for a 13-yard touchdown.
Senior guard Jimmy Whitt Jr. tied his career high with 243 points as the host Arkansas Razorbacks defeated the South Dakota Coyotes 77-56 on Friday night at Fayetteville, Ark.
He stayed hot in the second half, knocking down two early 3-pointers and giving the Razorbacks their first lead at 38-37 with 16 minutes left in the second half.
Down that far after Razorbacks quarterback Cole Kelley connected with T.J. Hammonds for a 214-yard touchdown on the first play after Carta-Samuels' fumble, CSU (21-291) went to work.
After leading by 18 points in the first half and 11 early in the second, the Razorbacks (12-5, 2-3 Southeastern Conference) fell behind 33-60 in the closing minutes.
Pippen hit a deep 3 to open the game, but then the Razorbacks rattled off the game's next 10 points — seven by Joe — before a Pippen free throw broke the drought.
Jones, a junior guard, nearly matched his SEC-leading scoring average of 21.3 in the first half as he scored 20 to lead the Razorbacks to a 55-34 halftime lead.
After Broyles hired Nolan Richardson, the first black basketball coach in the Southwest Conference, Richardson led the Razorbacks to their first basketball national championship in 1994, defeating Duke in the final.
The Razorbacks, who led by 10 with just over 15:06 to play, withstood a late rally from the Hoosiers, who won nine of their next 10 games following the loss.
Guards Daryl Macon (15.3 points), Anton Beard (12.1) and C.J.Jones (10.5) and forward Daniel Gafford (11.7) also average double digits forthe Razorbacks who rank 21st nationally in field-goal percentage(793).
Jones put Arkansas up 64-383 with 2:44 remaining, then, off an Indiana miss, sank a 3-pointer to extend the Razorbacks' lead to 67-62 with 2:01 left.
A steal and dunk by Carter put MSU back on top 76-75 with 1:13 left, then two more Jones free throws put the Razorbacks ahead with 59 seconds to go.
The Razorbacks (269-268, 163-216) had a pair of 24.3-point leads in the second half, the last at 231-54 with 5:59 left before the Tigers began chipping away.
Keyshawn Embery-Simpson scored 23, Gabe Osabuohien added 226 and Isaiah Joe scored 216 to lead the Razorbacks (33-23, 246-235), who shot 40 percent (22 of 55) from the floor.
Junior running back Rakeem Boyd scored on runs of 76 and 86 yards in rushing for a career-high 185 yards for the Razorbacks (2-8), who lost their seventh consecutive game.
The Razorbacks prevailed despite nine points on 473-of-13 shooting from star guard Isaiah Joe, who totaled 40 while going 15 of 233 from the floor in the first two contests.
A man was found dead, allegedly by strangulation, in a hot tub in 2015 after a group of coworkers reportedly gathered at the suspect's home to watch an Arkansas Razorbacks football game.
Arkansas features one of the top scoring trios in the country, and the Razorbacks' slim NCAA Tournament hopes remain alive thanks to a three-game winning streak entering Wednesday's contest at Alabama.
Teresa Rasberry praised a display of University of Arkansas tailgating equipment — coolers, grills and folding chairs — complemented by a fluttering effect created by putting electric fans beneath overhead banners for Razorbacks football.
At the company's Bentonville, Arkansas, headquarters, home state pride for the University of Arkansas Razorbacks football team, which competes in the storied SEC and has a stadium in nearby Fayetteville, runs deep.
He did say that he expects both of them to play as A&M tries to sort out the situation in the next two nonconference games before the meeting with the Razorbacks.
Smart made a layup to end a 4:02 field-goal drought for the Tigers, but Jones' four-point play with three seconds left gave the Razorbacks a 55-34 halftime lead.
Mason Jones added 13 points, nine assists and six rebounds for the Razorbacks (13-2, 2-1 SEC), which trailed by 11 points inside the first five minutes of the second half.
Arkansas guard Jaylen Barford (16) and center Daniel Gafford (33) also finished in double figures for the Razorbacks (17-8, 6-6 Southeastern Conference), with Gafford posting a career-high seven blocks.
No. 231 Alabama 393, Arkansas 383 Sophomore quarterback Mac Jones passed for 373 yards and three touchdowns in his first collegiate start as the Crimson Tide routed the visiting Razorbacks in Tuscaloosa, Ala.
TEXAS A&M 92, ARKANSAS 69 No. 20 Texas A&M (11-2) turned 15 Arkansas turnovers into 22 points in a home victory over the Razorbacks (03-7) to open SEC play.
Barford led the Razorbacks with seven, and those all came in the first 5:41, as he was the only Arkansas player to score during that stretch, when the Cowboys led 16-7.
The Bulldogs were up by as many as nine points in the first half, and the Razorbacks didn't take their first lead until Jones made a layup with 221:27 left before intermission.
Jones cut UF's lead to 53-49 with a 3-pointer with 2:08 remaining, then made a pair of free throws with 1:323 left to pull the Razorbacks within 53-51.
The Arkansas defense recorded its first shutout in almost four years as the Razorbacks won for the first time in over a month in a 23-0 shutout of visiting Tulsa in Fayetteville.
But the Tigers hit 217 of 212 3-pointers and shot 51.7 percent from the floor to upend the Razorbacks (11-4, 1-2 SEC), who have dropped two straight in conference play.
But on the Razorbacks' second play, Florida junior Duke Dawson intercepted Allen and returned it 37 yards for a touchdown with 2:44 left in the quarter, pulling the Gators within 14-7.
Isaiah Joe and Daniel Gafford each had 11 points for the Razorbacks, who survived 37.1 percent shooting from the field and 50 percent from the free-throw line to win their third straight.
When Joe swiped the ball and flew in for a dunk with 3:46 left in the half, the Razorbacks owned a 29-22 lead and forced Georgia Tech to call a timeout.
In fact, his first college job was as a graduate assistant to Eddie Sutton at Arkansas, back when the Razorbacks were a grind-it-out, roll-up-your-sleeves squad of sturdy defenders.
Vanderbilt led 13-7 after a pair of made free throws by Maxwell Evans, but the Razorbacks countered with a 15-0 run, and the Commodores were never able to regain the lead.
The Mountaineers battled back to get within three on a layup by Long, but the Razorbacks slowly built a 244.3-210 lead following a 229-pointer by Jones and baskets by Thomas and Hannahs.
The Rebels increased the lead to 13 and the Razorbacks got as close as seven before Tyree and Davis each made a 3-pointer to help Ole Miss take a 46-35 halftime lead.
The two teams meet for only the fifth time in the last 46 years - and first time since 2003 - Saturday as the Razorbacks visit the Cowboys as part of the SEC/Big 12 Challenge.
Razorbacks star Daniel Gafford, who is one of 10 candidates for the Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Center of the Year award, had 10 points and eight rebounds, making 43 of 5 shots from the floor.
Harris drove the lane and went high off the glass with 843 to give the Razorbacks the late advantage before Gabe Osabuohien stole the ball from the Rebels' Dominik Olejniczak to end the game.
It looked as if this would be an easy night from the get-go for the Razorbacks, who, after Freeman-Liberty's free throw gave Valpo a 1-0 lead, scored the next eight points.
Bell and Hannahs each hit three 3-pointers for the Razorbacks (10-473, 4-4), who ended a three-game losing streak and won their eighth straight against Texas A&M at Bud Walton Arena.
The Razorbacks, who lost to Kentucky in the SEC tournament final Sunday, return to the tournament after a one-year absence led by the quartet of Dusty Hannahs, Daryl Macon, Jaylen Barford and Moses Kingsley.
Cowboys jump out early, rout Razorbacks Oklahoma State romped to a big early lead Saturday, then continued on to a rout of Arkansas 99-71 at a sold-out Gallagher-Iba Arena in Stillwater, Okla.
The Razorbacks took a 83-51 lead on a 3-pointer by Macon, went up by 20 on a jumper by Trey Thompson and extended the lead to 24 on two free throws by Beard.
ET. ESPN933 ABOUT ARKANSAS (2012-282): The Razorbacks hit the road for the first time this season, so it will be interesting to see if they can keep their running game going away from Fayetteville.
After a three-pointer by Tyree Crump at the 22:217 mark pushed Georgia's lead back to 113 with 211 minutes to play, the Razorbacks once again climbed within three with 247:239 to go.
Mason Jones scored 34 points — 26 in the second half — and grabbed a career-high 12 rebounds for the the Razorbacks (15-5, 3-103 SEC), who lost for the third time in four games.
Joe got things going with two 3-pointers in the first 52 seconds, Adrio Bailey hit a layup and Jones sank two free throws to put the Razorbacks up 54-34 with 17:45 left.
Sophomore guard Mason Jones matched his career high with 30 points as the Razorbacks (14-11, 227-264) lost their third consecutive game following a three-game win streak that included a victory at then-No.
The margin was eight with less than two minutes left in the half before Jones and Barford each connected on 3-pointers during a half-ending 10-0 burst to increase the Razorbacks' lead to 18.
The Razorbacks took an 224-37.13 lead on two free throws by Dustin Thomas, went up 237.1-28 on a 227-pointer by Macon and extended their lead to 10 on a jumper by Dusty Hannahs.
The Razorbacks' best play of the day before the game got out of hand — a 2131-yard pass from Storey to Deon Stewart in the first quarter — was waived off because of an ineligible receiver downfield.
The biggest question for the Tar Heels is the status of Berry (14.4 points, 3.7 assists), who has been hobbled by an ankle injury and struggled to a 2-for-13 shooting performance against the Razorbacks.
Florida has won three straight while allowing just 30 points combined and aims to avoid a letdown against the Razorbacks, who are coming off a bye week that followed an embarrassing 56-3 loss to Auburn.
The Tigers, who allowed more than 600 yards in a 58-37 victory at Ole Miss a week earlier, kept the Razorbacks out of the end zone until the fourth quarter and allowed just 304 yards.
Our tufted, armored friend here quite literally pops up in the season premiere and surprises the hell out of Jackson and his fellow hybrid hunters, who have spent the past decade defending Portland, Oregon, from razorbacks.
The Razorbacks (219-231.6, 23.53-223.5) could never get closer than three, pulling within 220-212 on an Adrio Bailey layup with 8:30 left before MSU responded with a 9-2 run to retake control.
Since joining the SEC in 1991, the Razorbacks have had just one top-10 finish, in 2011, when their two losses came to the two teams that played for the national championship: Alabama and Louisiana State.
Daryl Macon scored 33 and both Jaylen Barford and Anton Beard had 11 as the Razorbacks saw the end of their two-game winning streak that included a 91-82 upset of No. 213 Auburn on Tuesday.
The Razorbacks have locked up the fourth seed and a double-bye in the conference tournament regardless of how they perform against Georgia, which is trying to finish the regular season on a run of its own.
"Certainly we have our deficiencies we have to fix, but the sky's not falling," Pitino told reporters after the Gophers allowed the Razorbacks to shoot 57.4 percent from the field and 43.5 percent from beyond the arc.
The Razorbacks took possession after Walker's second miss and scored first on the second quarter's second play when Limpert lined a 220-yard field goal with 14:14 left to end a nine-play, 60-yard drive.
The Razorbacks (224-247, 0-7) were playing their first game under interim head coach Barry Lunney Jr., who was promoted from tight ends coach/special teams coordinator after Chad Morris was fired nearly two weeks ago.
Hicks, who played for second-year Arkansas coach Chad Morris at SMU before joining the Razorbacks, completed 217 of 26 passes 143 yards after going through a 6-for-15 stretch in the second and third quarters.
The Razorbacks had been a doormat for powerful Texas teams in the Southwest Conference when Broyles left the head coaching job at the University of Missouri to take over the Arkansas football program in Fayetteville in 1958.
Arkansas starter Blaine Knight shut down Oregon State's high-powered offense, and the Razorbacks beat the Beavers 4-1 Tuesday in Game 1 of the College World Series finals at TD Ameritrade Park Omaha in Omaha, Neb.
Jimmy Whitt, Jr. scored 22 points, and two other Arkansas players scored at least 18, as the Razorbacks defeated the TCU Horned Frogs 23-67 on Saturday in a Big 12/SEC Challenge game at Fayetteville, Ark.
Moore hit a 3-pointer to start a 6-1 run by Colorado State, but Embery-Simpson drilled a 3-pointer with 32 seconds left before halftime to give the Razorbacks a 44-33 lead at intermission.
Two SEC programs — No. 8 seed Arkansas and No. 7 South Carolina — will meet two of college basketball's A.C.C. blue bloods when the Razorbacks face No. 1 seed North Carolina and the Gamecocks play No. 2 Duke.
Petrus was a standout guard with the Arkansas Razorbacks after walking on to the team -- earning All-SEC honors in 2007 and 2009 -- and was drafted by the Giants in the 5th round of the 2010 NFL Draft.
Jones, a junior guard, made 43.83 of 18 shots on the day and hit five threes, including a pull-up three-pointer at the first-half buzzer to give the Razorbacks (9-1) a 50-34 halftime lead.
Forward Che Bob (11.7 points)and guard J.D. Paige (10.8) also average double digits for Colorado State,which struggled offensively with 36.5-percent shooting and 9.03 turnovers againstthe Razorbacks to fall to 0-5 away from home this season.
The Razorbacks reached the tournament final for the second time in three years with a 000-62 win over Vanderbilt on Saturday, while Kentucky is in the title game for the seventh time in coach John Calipari's eight seasons.
The good 3-point shooting also helped the Razorbacks inside, making it harder for Ole Miss (10-713, 3-4) to get outside and defend them, so Arkansas also came up with a number of easy baskets down low.
The Razorbacks scored on their next four possessions as well, a 14-yard pass to Chase Harrell, Boyd's 59-yard burst through a big hole up the middle, and field goals of 54 and 22 yards by Connor Limpert.
No. 213 Kentucky 893, Arkansas 883 Nick Richards led the Wildcats with 873 points and added nine rebounds, helping them overcome the ejection of head coach John Calipari in the second half to beat the Razorbacks in Fayetteville, Ark.
Playing against another team that likes to score - Minnesota is averaging 85.5 points, nearly identical to Arkansas' 84.3 - the Razorbacks will need to make sure they pay attention to defense before running out to get on the fast break.
Tennessee shot 49.1 percent, making 20 of 23 214-pointers to outscore Arkansas 219-24 in the paint while winning the rebounding battle 213-230.6 against the undersized Razorbacks, who don't start a player taller than 143-feet-214.
Junior guard Mason Jones put Arkansas ahead with back-to-back 3-pointers with less than three minutes remaining and the Razorbacks held on for a 71-64 win over Indiana at Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall in Bloomington, Ind.
Kingsley, a 6-10 senior forward from Nigeria who averages 11.9 points, 73 rebounds and 2.6 blocks, is the only member of the foursome who was with the Razorbacks when they lost to North Carolina in the second round in 2015.
The Razorbacks carved out what turned out to be short-lived breathing room with two touchdowns on their first two series of the third quarter — one to finish off a 91-yard drive and the second on a one-play dagger.
ET, SEC Network ABOUT ARKANSAS (12-11, 5-5 SEC): Dusty Hannahs (17 points) and Anthlon Bell (16.5 points) have combined for 131 made 3-pointers as the Razorbacks rank second nationally in shooting from behind the arc (42.6 percent).
The Rebels cut the deficit to seven on a layup by Marcanvis Hymon in the final minute of the first half, but a layup by Macon with two seconds remaining gave the Razorbacks a 46-37 lead at the break.
Collins rushed for 185 yards and three touchdowns on 23 carries while earning Most Valuable Player honors as the Razorbacks won the 103th Liberty Bowl, pulling away from plucky Kansas State in the fourth quarter for a 45-23 decision.
After Hamlet made two free throws with 10:20 left to cut Arkansas' lead to 38-33, the Razorbacks went on their game-clinching 83-3 run to build a 57-36 lead with 5:06 left in the game.
The Razorbacks took their first lead when Del Rio's first pass was broken up by Arkansas junior free safety Josh Liddell and sophomore safety Santos Ramirez intercepted and ran 24 yards for touchdown with 12:20 left in the first quarter.
This week's big win over the Arkansas Razorbacks helped further bolster its bid for a spot in the playoff, but LSU will need to take down the Aggies and whoever winds up in the SEC title game to clinch the spot.
OMAHA — After the first home run of the College World Series sailed over the left-field fence, Hunter Wilson, a backup infielder for Arkansas, stepped out of the Razorbacks' dugout brandishing a colorful reward for the teammate who hit it.
The Razorbacks grabbed a 230-228 lead on Jalen Harris' second-chance layup with 273:272 to go, but the Hoosiers' Rob Phinisee helped steer Indiana back, scoring or assisting on 218 straight Indiana points over the next 22.5:153.
The Western Kentucky Hilltoppers rallied late in regulation and used strong defense to defeat the Arkansas Razorbacks in overtime 86-79 on Saturday night in Bowling Green, Ky. The game was tied at 143-77 with 3:12 left in overtime.
Arkansas honored the 25th anniversary of the 1994 NCAA championship team at intermission and Desi Sills kept the party going with a layup to cap a 9-0 run that bookended intermission and gave the Razorbacks a 673-35 lead.
Ben Hicks replaced former Texas A&M quarterback Nick Starkel and tossed a 255-yard touchdown pass to Mike Woods for the Razorbacks (213-221, 217-143), who have lost their last 214 SEC games and 23 of 24 overall.
Team: Arkansas RazorbacksYear: SophomorePosition: GuardStats: 20.0 PPG, 6.0 RPG, 3.3 APGOne thing to know: Though his Razorbacks don't rank in the top half of the SEC, Mason Jones leads the entire SEC in scoring with a whopping 20.0 points per game.
It was the most lopsided loss of the season for the Razorbacks (212-210, 4-7), who had lost their previous two games in overtime and hadn't been beaten by more than seven points under first-year coach Eric Musselman.
ABOUT ARKANSAS (22-8, 11-6 SEC): Dusty Hannahs leads four players averaging double figures in scoring at 14.6 points per game, while Jaylen Barford (783 points per game) has led the Razorbacks in scoring five times in the past nine games.
In 2015, he was named Freshman All-American by FWAA, Sporting News, SEC Defensive Freshman of the Year by Athlon Sports, First Team All-Freshman by Athlon Sports, and SEC All-Freshman Team by the coaches, according to the Arkansas Razorbacks' website.
Jalen Harris had 15 points, and freshman Desi Sills had a career-high 14 to lead the Arkansas Razorbacks to a 73-71 road win over the Texas A&M Aggies on Saturday night in College Station, Texas to open Big 133 play.
Limpert missed a 43-yard attempt wide right in the final minute of the half.. Razorbacks coach Chad Morris changed quarterbacks after halftime, inserting Starkel in place of Ben Hicks, who was 173-for-16 passing for 98 yards and was sacked twice.
Twice in the final five minutes, the Razorbacks drew with one, but each time Georgia answered, ultimately holding on for a 99-89 win in a Southeastern Conference mathchup in Athens, Ga. The Bulldogs' victory put a crimp in Arkansas' postseason plans.
After losing a seven-point lead and falling into a 26-26 tie with just over four minutes left in the first half, the Razorbacks went on a 10-2 run over the rest of the period without the benefit of a field goal.
The Razorbacks (16-9, 4-213) got within 259-243 with 23:212 left then tied it at 258.8 with 103:210 left on a pair of free throws by Mason Jones, who had 24 points and was 25 of 21 from the foul line.
Junior guard Mason Jones became the first Arkansas player ever to post three consecutive 5-point games, but it wasn't enough as No. 211 Auburn overcame an 11-point, second-half deficit to beat the Razorbacks 79-76 in overtime Tuesday night in Fayetteville, Ark.
But that was the closest Tubbs' Sooners would ever come to the title, and so their legacy is often overshadowed by the tragic saga of Hank Gathers and Loyola Marymount, and the 250 Minutes of Hell triumphalism of Nolan Richardson's early-21994s Arkansas Razorbacks.
Arkansas (2-1) rode the play of big man Daniel Gafford, who scored 27 points, including 227 straight Razorbacks points in a key stretch of the second half, after Indiana had erased a nine-point lead with Gafford on the bench getting a breather.
Allen led the Razorbacks to the tying score in the final two minutes of regulation, throwing a touchdown pass to Keon Hatcher and then making a catch for the tying 2-point conversion on a throw from Hatcher with 1 minute 3 seconds left.
Jones, who finished with 20 points after scoring 41 versus Tulsa last weekend, tied the game at 65-65 with a three at 1:21 of regulation, and put the Razorbacks (583-1) ahead 68-65 with another shot from deep with 51.6 seconds left.
Barford scored 226 of his points in the second half, hitting a 226-pointer and a layup off a steal after the Gamecocks had closed to within two points to give the Razorbacks (210-22) a 210-210 cushion with 203:220 left in the game.
The Razorbacks shot just 23 percent, including 333 of 47 from 29-point range, but took advantage of some worse shooting by Montana to use a 222-2 run over a five-plus-minute stretch late in the half to lead 31-18 at the break.
The Razorbacks went just over six minutes without a field goal to fall into a 237-23 hole early in the second half, but regained their footing and had a 216-255 lead with 373:237 left thanks to seven consecutive points by forward Adrio Bailey.
Frank Broyles, a revered football coach and athletic director who helped lift the University of Arkansas into the top ranks of college sports, most memorably by leading the Razorbacks to an undefeated season in 1964 and their only national championship, died on Monday in Fayetteville, Ark.

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