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Posted on 1/18/20 at 12:08 am to pioneerbasketball
Bob Wischusen (PxP)
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Coach Previews Kentucky Game
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Posted on 1/18/20 at 12:08 am to pioneerbasketball
- This will be the 44th meeting between Arkansas and Kentucky. The Razorbacks trail in the series, 11-32, but are 7-7 in Fayetteville.
- The last time Arkansas defeated Kentucky was a season sweep both in overtime in 2014. The Hogs won at home, 87-85 in OT on a Michael Qualls dunk at the buzzer one of the top plays of the decade for Razorback athletics. Later, Arkansas won 71-67 in OT in Rupp Arena.
- LAST SEASON IN RUPP: Immanuel Quickley made two free throws with one second left to secure a 70-66 victory for the fourth-ranked Kentucky Wildcats over Arkansas.
- The Razorbacks were down one, 66-65, with 12 seconds left after a Mason Jones 3-pointer. Tyler Herro, who scored a game-high 29 points, made two free throws to give Kentucky a three-point lead with five ticks left. The Wildcats chose to foul Jalen Harris in the back-court to keep the Razorbacks from attempting a game-tying 3-pointer. Harris made the first free throw and intentionally missed the second. A violation on the second attempt gave Kentucky the ball. Arkansas defended Kentucky’s inbound play twice, but Kentucky eventually got the ball in to Quickley, who sealed the win.
- The Razorbacks played a near-perfect first half, committing just one turnover with 10 assists, that led 39-28 Arkansas lead at the break.
- Desi Sills hit two 3-pointers to start the second half and Arkansas built its lead to as many as 15, 45-30. Arkansas also held a 12-point cushion with 14:40 left. Kentucky answered with an 18-3 run to take a 3-point lead, 54-51, with 7:07 left and never relinquished the lead.
- Joe led the Razorbacks with 19 points, making 5-of-7 from 3-point range. Sills had 15 points Daniel Gafford, who missed most of the first after getting two quick fouls, finished with 14 points and eight rebounds, including 12 points and seven rebounds in the second half.
- The last time Arkansas defeated Kentucky was a season sweep both in overtime in 2014. The Hogs won at home, 87-85 in OT on a Michael Qualls dunk at the buzzer one of the top plays of the decade for Razorback athletics. Later, Arkansas won 71-67 in OT in Rupp Arena.
- LAST SEASON IN RUPP: Immanuel Quickley made two free throws with one second left to secure a 70-66 victory for the fourth-ranked Kentucky Wildcats over Arkansas.
- The Razorbacks were down one, 66-65, with 12 seconds left after a Mason Jones 3-pointer. Tyler Herro, who scored a game-high 29 points, made two free throws to give Kentucky a three-point lead with five ticks left. The Wildcats chose to foul Jalen Harris in the back-court to keep the Razorbacks from attempting a game-tying 3-pointer. Harris made the first free throw and intentionally missed the second. A violation on the second attempt gave Kentucky the ball. Arkansas defended Kentucky’s inbound play twice, but Kentucky eventually got the ball in to Quickley, who sealed the win.
- The Razorbacks played a near-perfect first half, committing just one turnover with 10 assists, that led 39-28 Arkansas lead at the break.
- Desi Sills hit two 3-pointers to start the second half and Arkansas built its lead to as many as 15, 45-30. Arkansas also held a 12-point cushion with 14:40 left. Kentucky answered with an 18-3 run to take a 3-point lead, 54-51, with 7:07 left and never relinquished the lead.
- Joe led the Razorbacks with 19 points, making 5-of-7 from 3-point range. Sills had 15 points Daniel Gafford, who missed most of the first after getting two quick fouls, finished with 14 points and eight rebounds, including 12 points and seven rebounds in the second half.
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Posted on 1/18/20 at 12:08 am to pioneerbasketball
- Jimmy Whitt Jr., scored a career-high 30 points and grabbed eight rebounds to lead Arkansas to a 75-55 victory over Vanderbilt.
- Reggie Chaney (6-of-6 FG and 2-of-2 FT) tied his career-high with 14 points while Desi Sills contributed 13 points and a career-high seven rebounds.
- Whitt’s career-high 30 points were unexpected as the game featured 3 of the top 10 scorers in the SEC Mason Jones (#2 in scoring in the SEC) and Isaiah Joe (#4) as well as Vanderbilt’s Saben Lee (#10).
- All three went scoreless in the first half.
^ Lee scored his first points a dunk and free throw at 17:24 of the second half. Lee finished with 17 points.
^ Joe made his first basket a deep 3-pointer at 16:47. Joe would make back-to-back 3-pointers for a 10-point Razorback lead (43-33). Joe finished with 12 points.
^ Jones’ first point came on free throw at 5:35. He finished with eight assists one shy of his career high.
- After Lee’s first points and old-fashion 3-point play at 17:24 the Commodores got to within four (37-33). However, that is as close as they would get. Arkansas got the back-to-back 3-pointers from Joe to lead by 10 and held a double-digit advantage the rest of the way.
- Arkansas out-rebounded Vanderbilt 38-30. It was just the fourth time Arkansas has out-rebounded an opponent this season.
- Vanderbilt entered the game first in the SEC in 3-point percentage (.375) and second in the SEC in 3-pointers made (9.5). The Razorbacks held Vandy to just 5-of-20 (25%).
- Vanderbilt had zero steals (entered the game fifth in the SEC by averaging 7.6 steals per game. The last time an Arkansas opponent had zero steals was North Texas on Jan. 3, 2004.
- Arkansas tied a season high with 19 assists
- Reggie Chaney (6-of-6 FG and 2-of-2 FT) tied his career-high with 14 points while Desi Sills contributed 13 points and a career-high seven rebounds.
- Whitt’s career-high 30 points were unexpected as the game featured 3 of the top 10 scorers in the SEC Mason Jones (#2 in scoring in the SEC) and Isaiah Joe (#4) as well as Vanderbilt’s Saben Lee (#10).
- All three went scoreless in the first half.
^ Lee scored his first points a dunk and free throw at 17:24 of the second half. Lee finished with 17 points.
^ Joe made his first basket a deep 3-pointer at 16:47. Joe would make back-to-back 3-pointers for a 10-point Razorback lead (43-33). Joe finished with 12 points.
^ Jones’ first point came on free throw at 5:35. He finished with eight assists one shy of his career high.
- After Lee’s first points and old-fashion 3-point play at 17:24 the Commodores got to within four (37-33). However, that is as close as they would get. Arkansas got the back-to-back 3-pointers from Joe to lead by 10 and held a double-digit advantage the rest of the way.
- Arkansas out-rebounded Vanderbilt 38-30. It was just the fourth time Arkansas has out-rebounded an opponent this season.
- Vanderbilt entered the game first in the SEC in 3-point percentage (.375) and second in the SEC in 3-pointers made (9.5). The Razorbacks held Vandy to just 5-of-20 (25%).
- Vanderbilt had zero steals (entered the game fifth in the SEC by averaging 7.6 steals per game. The last time an Arkansas opponent had zero steals was North Texas on Jan. 3, 2004.
- Arkansas tied a season high with 19 assists
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- In SEC play, Arkansas opponents have been held to single-digit assists three times.
- Texas A&M 8 LSU 8 Ole Miss 6. (Vanderbilt had 12)
- In SEC play, Arkansas has forced 62 turnovers (15.5) while committing just 33 (8.3) for a league-best +7.2 turnover margin (Next closest +3.5).
- Texas A&M 8 LSU 8 Ole Miss 6. (Vanderbilt had 12)
- In SEC play, Arkansas has forced 62 turnovers (15.5) while committing just 33 (8.3) for a league-best +7.2 turnover margin (Next closest +3.5).
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Posted on 1/18/20 at 12:08 am to pioneerbasketball
- Jimmy Whitt Jr., scored a career-high 30 points versus Vanderbilt to become the third Razorback to score at least 30 points this season.
^ Mason Jones (41 vs Tulsa and 32 vs Rice) Isaiah Joe (34 Ole Miss 33 TX Southern)
- Arkansas also had three players score at least 30 last season, including Daniel Gafford (32 vs LSU) Mason Jones (30 vs Florida 30 vs Miss State) Isaiah Joe (34 vs FIU)
^ Mason Jones (41 vs Tulsa and 32 vs Rice) Isaiah Joe (34 Ole Miss 33 TX Southern)
- Arkansas also had three players score at least 30 last season, including Daniel Gafford (32 vs LSU) Mason Jones (30 vs Florida 30 vs Miss State) Isaiah Joe (34 vs FIU)
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Posted on 1/18/20 at 12:08 am to pioneerbasketball
- Arkansas has only trailed by double digits twice this season at Indiana and at Ole Miss. Both deficits were 11 points in the second half and both games Arkansas won.
- AT INDIANA after going down 11, Arkansas closed out the game on a 32-14 run, including a 19-3 run over the game’s final 8:08.
^ At one point, the Hoosiers missed eight consecutive shots. In fact, Arkansas’ defense held the Hoosiers scoreless from the field for nearly eight minutes (8:08 mark of the 2nd half until 21.3 seconds left), interrupted only by one made free throw (at 3:17).
^ Trayce Jackson-Davis scored 20 points, but just four in the second half and he did not attempt a field goal the final nine minutes of the game.
^ After Isaiah Joe drained three 3-pointers to cut an 11-point deficit a 2-point game, Indiana went on a run to go up nine, 61-52 at the 9:01 mark. It was from that point Arkansas went on its 19-3 run to end the game and get the win.
- AT OLE MISS after going down 11 with 14:20 to go Arkansas went on an 11-4 run with seven pints coming from Isaiah Joe (including a 4-point play) with 10:33 to play.
^ Down nine with 7:11 to play, Arkansas went on an 11-2 run to tie the game at 64 with 5:33 left. The run was bolstered by a 5-point play (Joe made a 3-pointer and Adrio Bailey was fouled under the basket. Bailey made both free throws.)
^ Down four with 4:33 to play, Arkansas closed the game on a 12-4 run, including eight points from Joe, who had two steals inside the final 2:33.
^ INSIDE THE FINAL 7 MINUTES: Arkansas out-scored Ole Miss 25-10. - Arkansas forced 5 turnovers and blocked three shots - Ole Miss was 3-of-12 FG / Breein Tyree was 1-of-4 FG (a layup with 12 seconds left)
- Arkansas also TRAILED LATE IN THE SECOND HALF VS. VALPO. Arkansas was down five (63-58) with 4:14 left in the game but went on a 12-2 run.
- Isaiah Joe started the run at the 3:50 mark, making three free throws when he was fouled attempting a 3-pointer from the top of the key.
- DEFENSIVE STOP 1: With 1:30 remaining and the Hogs down three, Joe got a steal and fed Jones for a 3-pointer from the left wing to knot the game, 65-65.
- DEFENSIVE STOP 2: On Valpo’s ensuing possession, Jimmy Whitt Jr., got a steal and Jones drained a triple with 53 seconds left for a 3-point Razorback lead.
- DEFENSIVE STOP 3: For the third consecutive defensive possession, Arkansas got a defensive stop as Bailey came through with the play of the game. The Crusaders’ leading scorer, Javon Freeman-Liberty, drove the basket and Bailey blocked the layup attempt. Joe gathered the rebound, was fouled and sank two free throws to cap the run for a five-point lead with 36 seconds left.
- AT INDIANA after going down 11, Arkansas closed out the game on a 32-14 run, including a 19-3 run over the game’s final 8:08.
^ At one point, the Hoosiers missed eight consecutive shots. In fact, Arkansas’ defense held the Hoosiers scoreless from the field for nearly eight minutes (8:08 mark of the 2nd half until 21.3 seconds left), interrupted only by one made free throw (at 3:17).
^ Trayce Jackson-Davis scored 20 points, but just four in the second half and he did not attempt a field goal the final nine minutes of the game.
^ After Isaiah Joe drained three 3-pointers to cut an 11-point deficit a 2-point game, Indiana went on a run to go up nine, 61-52 at the 9:01 mark. It was from that point Arkansas went on its 19-3 run to end the game and get the win.
- AT OLE MISS after going down 11 with 14:20 to go Arkansas went on an 11-4 run with seven pints coming from Isaiah Joe (including a 4-point play) with 10:33 to play.
^ Down nine with 7:11 to play, Arkansas went on an 11-2 run to tie the game at 64 with 5:33 left. The run was bolstered by a 5-point play (Joe made a 3-pointer and Adrio Bailey was fouled under the basket. Bailey made both free throws.)
^ Down four with 4:33 to play, Arkansas closed the game on a 12-4 run, including eight points from Joe, who had two steals inside the final 2:33.
^ INSIDE THE FINAL 7 MINUTES: Arkansas out-scored Ole Miss 25-10. - Arkansas forced 5 turnovers and blocked three shots - Ole Miss was 3-of-12 FG / Breein Tyree was 1-of-4 FG (a layup with 12 seconds left)
- Arkansas also TRAILED LATE IN THE SECOND HALF VS. VALPO. Arkansas was down five (63-58) with 4:14 left in the game but went on a 12-2 run.
- Isaiah Joe started the run at the 3:50 mark, making three free throws when he was fouled attempting a 3-pointer from the top of the key.
- DEFENSIVE STOP 1: With 1:30 remaining and the Hogs down three, Joe got a steal and fed Jones for a 3-pointer from the left wing to knot the game, 65-65.
- DEFENSIVE STOP 2: On Valpo’s ensuing possession, Jimmy Whitt Jr., got a steal and Jones drained a triple with 53 seconds left for a 3-point Razorback lead.
- DEFENSIVE STOP 3: For the third consecutive defensive possession, Arkansas got a defensive stop as Bailey came through with the play of the game. The Crusaders’ leading scorer, Javon Freeman-Liberty, drove the basket and Bailey blocked the layup attempt. Joe gathered the rebound, was fouled and sank two free throws to cap the run for a five-point lead with 36 seconds left.
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- Arkansas’ .875 win percentage is 14th-T in the NCAA.
- Arkansas is 1 of 15 teams in the NCAA with two or fewer losses.
- Arkansas is 14-2 overall for the first time since 1997-98. The ’97-98 team lost game 17 to fall to 14-3.
- Arkansas is 3-1 in SEC play for the first time since 2015-16. Arkansas will be looking for its first 4-1 in SEC play since opening 9-1 in league play in 1997-98.
- Arkansas is 1 of 15 teams in the NCAA with two or fewer losses.
- Arkansas is 14-2 overall for the first time since 1997-98. The ’97-98 team lost game 17 to fall to 14-3.
- Arkansas is 3-1 in SEC play for the first time since 2015-16. Arkansas will be looking for its first 4-1 in SEC play since opening 9-1 in league play in 1997-98.
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- Arkansas’ NCAA NET remained 24th after a 75-55 win vs Vanderbilt.
^ Arkansas’ NET is 2nd-best among SEC schools behind Auburn (13). Others of note: LSU (26), Kentucky (35), Alabama (44). Florida (48), Georgia (55).
^ Arkansas’ NET of 24 is better than 6 teams ranked in the in the AP top 25.
- Arkansas has an RPI of 9.
^ Arkansas’ RPI of 9 is better than 16 teams ranked in the in the AP top 25.
Gonzaga (#1 AP/#40 RPI)
San Diego State (#7 AP/#15 RPI)
Oregon (#8 AP/#14 RPI)
Kentucky (#10 AP/#71 RPI/#35 NET)
Louisville (#11 AP/#10 RPI)
Dayton (#13 AP/#11 RPI)
Michigan State (#15 AP/#20 RPI)
Wichita State (#16 AP/#16 RPI)
Seton Hall (#18 AP/#13 RPI)
Michigan (#19 AP/#20 RPI/#27 NET)
Colorado (#20 AP/#17 RPI)
Ohio State (#21 AP/#39 RPI)
Memphis (#22 AP/#29 RPI/#28 NET)
Texas Tech (#23 AP/#83 RPI/#33 NET)
Illinois (#24 AP/#50 RPI/#37 NET)
Creighton (#25 AP/#27 RPI/#29 NET)
^ Arkansas’ NET is 2nd-best among SEC schools behind Auburn (13). Others of note: LSU (26), Kentucky (35), Alabama (44). Florida (48), Georgia (55).
^ Arkansas’ NET of 24 is better than 6 teams ranked in the in the AP top 25.
- Arkansas has an RPI of 9.
^ Arkansas’ RPI of 9 is better than 16 teams ranked in the in the AP top 25.
Gonzaga (#1 AP/#40 RPI)
San Diego State (#7 AP/#15 RPI)
Oregon (#8 AP/#14 RPI)
Kentucky (#10 AP/#71 RPI/#35 NET)
Louisville (#11 AP/#10 RPI)
Dayton (#13 AP/#11 RPI)
Michigan State (#15 AP/#20 RPI)
Wichita State (#16 AP/#16 RPI)
Seton Hall (#18 AP/#13 RPI)
Michigan (#19 AP/#20 RPI/#27 NET)
Colorado (#20 AP/#17 RPI)
Ohio State (#21 AP/#39 RPI)
Memphis (#22 AP/#29 RPI/#28 NET)
Texas Tech (#23 AP/#83 RPI/#33 NET)
Illinois (#24 AP/#50 RPI/#37 NET)
Creighton (#25 AP/#27 RPI/#29 NET)
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Posted on 1/18/20 at 12:09 am to pioneerbasketball
- Arkansas held Indiana to 23.8% shooting from 3-point range, Texas A&M to 28.6, LSU to 26.7%, Ole Miss to 23.1% and Ole Miss 25%. In 16 games, opponents have shot below 29% from long range 14 times. Overall, opponents are a combined 64-of-281 from long range.
^ Arkansas’ 22.8% 3-point defense ranks 1st NCAA / 1st SEC.
- Arkansas has 29 steals in its four 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’ 9.1 steals per game ranks 24th NCAA / 1st SEC.
^ Arkansas’ 145 total steals rank 36th NCAA / 1st SEC.
- Arkansas forced Texas A&M into 17 turnovers while Ole Miss and Vanderbilt each had 16. The Razorbacks have forced at least 15 turnovers 11 times this season, including 27 in the season opener versus Rice.
^ The 17.63 turnovers forced ranks 18th NCAA / 1st SEC.
- Arkansas has only committed 33 turnovers in its first four SEC games while forcing 62. Arkansas has committed single-digit turnovers five times this year (8 vs South Dakota, 8 vs Tulsa, 9 versus Texas A&M, 7 at LSU and 7 vs Vandy).
^ Arkansas’ +5.4 turnover margin ranks 7th 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 have an 18-point win versus Tulsa and a 20-point win versus Vanderbilt.
^ Arkansas’ +13.2 scoring margin ranks 21st NCAA / 2nd SEC.
- Since SEC play began, Arkansas has taken care of the ball and shared the ball better than the non-conference season. The Hogs have 53 assists and just 33 turnovers in league play. While they rank 113th in the NCAA, ARKANSAS IS 2ND IN THE SEC.
^ Arkansas’ 22.8% 3-point defense ranks 1st NCAA / 1st SEC.
- Arkansas has 29 steals in its four 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’ 9.1 steals per game ranks 24th NCAA / 1st SEC.
^ Arkansas’ 145 total steals rank 36th NCAA / 1st SEC.
- Arkansas forced Texas A&M into 17 turnovers while Ole Miss and Vanderbilt each had 16. The Razorbacks have forced at least 15 turnovers 11 times this season, including 27 in the season opener versus Rice.
^ The 17.63 turnovers forced ranks 18th NCAA / 1st SEC.
- Arkansas has only committed 33 turnovers in its first four SEC games while forcing 62. Arkansas has committed single-digit turnovers five times this year (8 vs South Dakota, 8 vs Tulsa, 9 versus Texas A&M, 7 at LSU and 7 vs Vandy).
^ Arkansas’ +5.4 turnover margin ranks 7th 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 have an 18-point win versus Tulsa and a 20-point win versus Vanderbilt.
^ Arkansas’ +13.2 scoring margin ranks 21st NCAA / 2nd SEC.
- Since SEC play began, Arkansas has taken care of the ball and shared the ball better than the non-conference season. The Hogs have 53 assists and just 33 turnovers in league play. While they rank 113th in the NCAA, ARKANSAS IS 2ND IN THE SEC.
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Posted on 1/18/20 at 12:14 am to pioneerbasketball
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Posted on 1/18/20 at 12:24 am to thatguy45
I thought Ark had a good chance here, but you’ve gone and jinx’d it.
Posted on 1/18/20 at 12:29 am to TimeOutdoors
It had to be done
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