Arkansas basketball

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#14/15 Arkansas Comes Through in the Clutch, Downs LSU, 77-76 (unknown)

JD Notae name two free throws with eight seconds left and the Razorbacks came up with a big stop on the ensuing possession to give #14/15 Arkansas a 77-76 ...

He finished with 10 rebounds for the game and has 176 rebounds in SEC games this season. The Hogs wave won the first four including victories over #8 Tennessee, at #51 Florida, vs #5 Kentucky and vs #16 LSU. The other instance (this season) was 25-25 vs Mississippi State at home. While LSU dominated the backboards, 43-35, Arkansas won the game at the free throw line. He has made 19 straight at the line. The half featured four ties and five lead changes. On the play, the officials reviewed the play and LSU was called for a flagrant one foul for grabbing Johnson on the rebound. Notae grabbed the rebound with 12 seconds left and pushed the ball up the floor. Umude led the Razorbacks with 23 points. LSU had one final chance and the Razorback defense forced a tough layup by Pinson which came up short. Arkansas could not capitalize after keeping the ball after the flagrant foul as JD Notae slipped and turned the ball over. LSU led by four with 1:47 left after an old-fashion, 3-point play by Tari Eason, who led the Tigers with 24 points.

LSU Basketball Drops Heartbreaker Down Stretch to No. 14 Arkansas 77-76 (unknown)

Tigers fouling issues defined game, commit costly ones in crucial moments of loss to Razorbacks.

In a hard-fought loss, the Tigers paint struggles were too much. For the Tigers, it was the Days and Eason show throughout much of the second half. After Eason fouled out late in the second half, the Tigers offense couldn’t get back into a rhythm, looking shell shocked at times. Doing what he does best, Tari Eason got downhill and muscled his way into the paint and bullied his defender. Darius Days getting shots to fall and Brandon Murray working inside, it made for a lethal duo while Eason remained on the bench in foul trouble. Blitzing Notae every time he crossed half court opened up the game for other Razorbacks to make plays.

Media critiques officiating during Razorbacks' 77-76 win over LSU (unknown)

“LSU … it's a loose ball game, a deflection game, an extra possession game on the glass," Arkansas coach Eric Musselman said. "Neither team backed down. Both ...

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Arkansas women's basketball outlasts Missouri in overtime to advance in SEC Tournament (unknown)

Arkansas women's basketball shot just 27% but stayed alive with its defense to beat Missouri in overtime in the second round of the SEC Tournament.

She had 10 points in the third quarter to help tie the game. She finished with a team-high 17 points, seven rebounds and was a perfect 3-for-3 from beyond the arc. She added another rebound and assist in her 14 minutes on the floor. In her first three minutes on the floor, she had three rebounds, a block and an assist. Arkansas (18-12) shot just 27% from the field but still managed to beat Missouri (17-12) for a third time this season. In a game between two of the SEC's best 3-point shooting teams, scoring was expected.

How LSU basketball lost a tight one with No. 15 Arkansas in final regular-season road game (unknown)

The LSU basketball team lost a tight one at Arkansas in the Tigers' final road game of the 2021-22 regular season.

… We wanted to do a better job on Notae. We did a terrible job on him the first game," Wade said. Wade rewarded him with a few second-half minutes, and he responded with a big dunk. He shot just 5-of-21 from the field, including 0-of-7 from 3-point range. But we wanted to make sure we really limited Notae, and I think we did that for a majority of the night." Point guard Xavier Pinson couldn't complete a driving layup before the buzzer for LSU. Stanley Umude led Arkansas with 23, Jaylin Williams had 19 with 10 rebounds and Au'diese Toney added 18 points.

Arkansas Razorbacks vs LSU Tigers Predictions, TV Channel and Odds for Basketball Game on March 2 (unknown)

The Arkansas Basketball team is in for a tough test in the final home game of the 2021-22 season when the LSU Tigers come to Bud Walton Arena.

Arkansas has to put pressure on the LSU starters and double down when their key reserves come in to deny them any momentum in the game. Strangely, the lone loss during this run was when Williams recorded a season-high 22 points vs Alabama. The Arkansas Basketball team’s final home game of the 2021-22 season is finally here. He scored 19 in the last meeting vs LSU. Feb 8, 2022; Fayetteville, Arkansas, USA; Arkansas Basketball forward Jaylin Williams (10) celebrates with guard JD Notae (1) after the game against the Auburn Tigers at Bud Walton Arena. Arkansas won 80-76. Feb 8, 2022; Fayetteville, Arkansas, USA; Arkansas Basketball forward Jaylin Williams (10) celebrates with guard JD Notae (1) after the game against the Auburn Tigers at Bud Walton Arena. Arkansas won 80-76.

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LSU falls short against red-hot Arkansas in Fayetteville (LSU Wire)

LSU had the chance for a huge win, but the Tigers came up one shot short in Fayetteville.

The Tigers responded to that score with a layup from Xavier Pinson to re-take the lead with 52 seconds left. After LSU’s hot start, though, Arkansas came fighting back and cut the lead down to one with 13:56 remaining in the game. The Hogs only shot 38% in the first half and LSU outrebounded Arkansas 20-18 and both teams finished with seven turnovers.