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re: Arkansas 75 Vanderbilt 55 Final SECN
Posted on 1/15/20 at 8:15 am to pioneerbasketball
Posted on 1/15/20 at 8:15 am to pioneerbasketball
- Arkansas held Indiana to 23.8% shooting from 3-point range, Texas A&M to 28.6, LSU to 26.7% and Ole Miss to 23.1%. In 15 games, opponents have shot below 29% from long range 13 times. Overall, opponents are a combined 59-of-261 from long range.
^ Arkansas’ 22.6% 3-point defense ranks 1st NCAA / 1st SEC.
- Arkansas has 24 steals in its three SEC games. Arkansas has double-digit steals six times 14 vs Rice, 13 vs Texas Southern, 11 each versus North Texas and Montana, 15 at Georgia Tech and 12 vs Tulsa.
^ Arkansas’ 9.3 steals per game ranks 19th NCAA / 1st SEC.
^ Arkansas’ 140 total steals rank 38th NCAA / 1st SEC.
- Arkansas forced Texas A&M into 17 turnovers and Ole Miss in to 16. The Razorbacks have forced at least 15 turnovers 10 times this season, including 27 in the season opener versus Rice.
^ The 17.73 turnovers forced ranks 16th NCAA / 1st SEC.
- Arkansas has only committed 26 turnovers in its first three SEC games while forcing 46. Arkansas has committed single-digit turnovers four times (8 vs South Dakota, 8 vs Tulsa, 9 versus Texas A&M and 7 at LSU).
^ Arkansas’ +5.2 turnover margin ranks 11th NCAA / 1st SEC
- Arkansas was blowing teams out in the first five games, winning by an average of 28.2 points. The next three wins were by only by an average of 5.0 points. Then, Arkansas suffered a seven-point, overtime loss at Western Kentucky. The Razorbacks bounced back with an 18-point win versus Tulsa and added a 10-point win versus Texas A&M.
^ Arkansas’ +12.7 scoring margin ranks 29th NCAA / 2nd SEC.
- Arkansas had a season-high 10 blocked shots versus Texas Southern. The Hogs have had at least five rejections nine times this season.
^ Arkansas’ 4.8 blocked shots per game ranks 36th NCAA / 5th SEC
^ Arkansas’ 22.6% 3-point defense ranks 1st NCAA / 1st SEC.
- Arkansas has 24 steals in its three SEC games. Arkansas has double-digit steals six times 14 vs Rice, 13 vs Texas Southern, 11 each versus North Texas and Montana, 15 at Georgia Tech and 12 vs Tulsa.
^ Arkansas’ 9.3 steals per game ranks 19th NCAA / 1st SEC.
^ Arkansas’ 140 total steals rank 38th NCAA / 1st SEC.
- Arkansas forced Texas A&M into 17 turnovers and Ole Miss in to 16. The Razorbacks have forced at least 15 turnovers 10 times this season, including 27 in the season opener versus Rice.
^ The 17.73 turnovers forced ranks 16th NCAA / 1st SEC.
- Arkansas has only committed 26 turnovers in its first three SEC games while forcing 46. Arkansas has committed single-digit turnovers four times (8 vs South Dakota, 8 vs Tulsa, 9 versus Texas A&M and 7 at LSU).
^ Arkansas’ +5.2 turnover margin ranks 11th NCAA / 1st SEC
- Arkansas was blowing teams out in the first five games, winning by an average of 28.2 points. The next three wins were by only by an average of 5.0 points. Then, Arkansas suffered a seven-point, overtime loss at Western Kentucky. The Razorbacks bounced back with an 18-point win versus Tulsa and added a 10-point win versus Texas A&M.
^ Arkansas’ +12.7 scoring margin ranks 29th NCAA / 2nd SEC.
- Arkansas had a season-high 10 blocked shots versus Texas Southern. The Hogs have had at least five rejections nine times this season.
^ Arkansas’ 4.8 blocked shots per game ranks 36th NCAA / 5th SEC
This post was edited on 1/15/20 at 8:41 am
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Posted on 1/15/20 at 8:15 am to pioneerbasketball
- The Commodores dropped to 8-7 overall and 0-2 in league play after a 69-50 loss to Texas A&M on Saturday at Memorial Gym. Junior Maxwell Evans and sophomore Ejike Obinna led the team with 12 points, while freshman Scotty Pippen Jr. added 10 points for Vanderbilt.
- It was announced before the Texas A&M game that Vanderbilt’s leading scorer Aaron Nesmith would be out indefinitely with a right foot injury. Prior to the injury, Nesmith led the SEC in scoring with 23.0 points per game and was fifth nationally. He also led the SEC and nation in 3FG/game with 4.29 and 3FG% at .522. He had also made an SEC-best 60 threes this season through 14 games. He also ranked eighth in free-throw percentage (.825) and field-goal percentage (.512) prior to his injury.
- With Nesmith out indefinitely, junior guard Saben Lee emerges as the team’s scoring leader. He is averaging 15.7 points and 5.1 assists per game, which ranks 9th and 4th in the SEC in all games, respectively. Lee is also fifth in field goal percentage (.512) and 10th in assist-to-turnover ratio (1.49)
- It was announced before the Texas A&M game that Vanderbilt’s leading scorer Aaron Nesmith would be out indefinitely with a right foot injury. Prior to the injury, Nesmith led the SEC in scoring with 23.0 points per game and was fifth nationally. He also led the SEC and nation in 3FG/game with 4.29 and 3FG% at .522. He had also made an SEC-best 60 threes this season through 14 games. He also ranked eighth in free-throw percentage (.825) and field-goal percentage (.512) prior to his injury.
- With Nesmith out indefinitely, junior guard Saben Lee emerges as the team’s scoring leader. He is averaging 15.7 points and 5.1 assists per game, which ranks 9th and 4th in the SEC in all games, respectively. Lee is also fifth in field goal percentage (.512) and 10th in assist-to-turnover ratio (1.49)
This post was edited on 1/15/20 at 8:43 am
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