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Daniels, Barnum leads Razorbacks past UAFS in exhibition

Maryam Dauda hits biggest shot, but Makayla Daniels, Erynn Barnum lead all scorers in 96-62 win over Arkansas-Fort Smith.

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FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — Arkansas took down Arkansas- Fort Smith, 92-62, in the Razorbacks’ lone exhibition of the season Wednesday night at Barnhill Arena.

The Razorbacks played all 12 players that dressed and five of them reached double digits.

Makayla Daniels led the way with a near double-double of 21 points and nine rebounds. Fellow senior Erynn Barnum tallied a double-double of 14 points and 11 boards.

Erynn Barnum (Andy Hodges / HitThatLine.com)

The Razorbacks got off to a hot start, going on a 14-2 run early in the first to lead 24-8 at the media timeout.

A big part of that run was thanks to Samara Spencer, who earned 10 of her 15 points in the first five minutes of the game. The Razorbacks extended their lead to 17 points following a Jersey Wolfenbarger second-chance jumper. After one quarter, Arkansas led, 34-16.

Arkansas got off to a slow start in the second quarter, only scoring two points in the first five minutes of the frame.

Only six combined points between the two teams were scored in the first five minutes of the quarter. UAFS then cut the Razorback lead to 12 following a 3-pointer, but the Razorbacks went on a 7-0 run, capped off by a Daniels jumper.

The Razorbacks took a 48-32 advantage at the half.

When Arkansas began to find a groove, UAFS had a response, cutting the Arkansas lead to 12 twice in the early part of the third quarter. At the media timeout, Arkansas led 58-44.

Maryam Dauda (Andy Hodges / HitThatLine.com)

The game changer in the third quarter was Maryam Dauda from deep. The redshirt freshman registered back-to-back 3-pointers to put the Razorbacks back ahead by 20 points with under two minutes left in the quarter.

Dauda finished with 13 points and eight rebounds off the bench.

The Razorbacks led 68-46 going into the final quarter, where Arkansas outscored UAFS, 24-16.

Although the Lions cut the Arkansas lead to 14 off a 3-pointer with 8:22 remaining in the game, the Razorbacks went on to score seven straight points to go back ahead by 21.

The Razorbacks knocked down four of their 11 3-pointers in the fourth quarter to finish the game with a 92-62 victory.

Mike Neighbors (Andy Hodges / HitThatLine.com)

HOGS HIGHLIGHTS

• Daniels paced the Razorbacks with 21 points off 6-of-8 shooting. Her backcourt mate Spencer also found herself in double digits with 15 points

• Wolfenbarger came off the bench to deliver 17 points and five rebounds

• Dauda was also huge off the bench, recording 13 points, eight rebounds and three assists

• Barnum registered a double-double with 14 points and 11 rebounds

• Rylee Langerman was all over the floor like usual, pulling down nine rebounds and adding four steals

• The Razorbacks pulled down 61 rebounds (22 offensive, 39 defensive)

• Arkansas took 80 shot attempts and limited turnovers to 13

UP NEXT

Arkansas officially begins the season on the road at UAPB on Monday, Nov. 7, with a 6 p.m. tipoff at the H.O. Clemmons Arena in Pine Bluff.

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2024 High School Rankings

Following is the Arkansas Sports Media High School Football Poll including the Overall Top 10, the top five in Classes 7A, 6A, 5A, 4A, 3A and 2A, plus the top three in the 8-man division, as voted by a panel of sports media from around the state for the week ending August 24. Ranking is given with first-place votes received, records, total points and ranking from last week's poll:
OVERALLRecordPtsPrv
1.Bryant (25)10-02681
2.Greenwood (2)10-02343
30Conway9-12022
4.Little Rock Parkview9-11714
5.Bentonville7-31625
6.Benton9-11486
7.Fayetteville8-21117
8.Pulaski Academy8-2898
9.Rogers7-3439
10.Joe T. Robinson9-122
Others receiving votes: Valley View 8, Mountain Home 7, Cabot 6, Little Rock Catholic 6, Shiloh Christian 6, Elkins 1, Farmington 1.
CLASS 7A
1.Bryant (27)10-01351
2.Conway9-11022
3.Bentonville7-3813
4.Fayetteville8-2454
5.Pulaski Academy8-2395
Others receiving votes: Rogers 3.
CLASS 6A
1.Greenwood (27)10-01351
2.Benton9-11082
3.Mountain Home8-2623
4.Shiloh Christian7-3494
5.Little Rock Catholic9-1345
Others receiving votes: Marion 6.
CLASS 5A
1.Little Rock Parkview (27)9-11351
2.Joe T. Robinson9-11062
3.Valley View10-0793
4.Farmington9-1484
5.Hot Springs Lakeside8-2205
Others receiving votes: Camden Fairview 7, Harding Academy 7, Morrilton 3.
CLASS 4A
1.Elkins (20)10-01261
3.Arkadelphia (5)8-2913
2.Little Rock Mills (1)10-0682
4.Warren8-2554
5.Dardanell (1)9-123
Southside Batesville10-023
Others receiving votes: Malvern 12, Gravette 5, Highland 2.
CLASS 3A
1.Bismarck (12)10-01051t
2.Fordyce (10)10-0961t
3.Prescott (1)9-1704
4.Osceola (2)8-1543
5.Booneville (1)9-1395
Others receiving votes: Mansfield (1) 23, Rivercrest 10, Rison 4, Salem 4.
CLASS 2A
1.Carlisle (20)10-01271
2.Conway Christian (7)10-01152
3.Des Arc8-2595
4.East Poinsett Co.7-352
5.Bigelow6-4183
Murfreesboro7-3184
Others receiving votes: Mount Ida 6, Junction City 4, Cross County 3, Poyen 3.
8-MAN SANCTIONED
1.Strong-Huttig (27)5-0811
2.Midland9-0532
3.Cedar Ridge8-1253
Others receiving votes: Woodlawn 3.

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ESPN ARKANSAS 99.5 IN FAYETTEVILLE, 95.3 IN THE RIVER VALLEY, 96.3 IN HOT SPRINGS, 104.3 IN HARRISON-MOUNTAIN HOME.