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After not sleeping much since loss to Alabama, Hogs’ coach liked most of what he got in 76-57 road win.
Hogs’ Trey Wade has another big night in big win over Tigers
After lighting up Missouri in January, Wade gets 12 points, 11 rebounds in dominating 76-57 road win Tuesday night.
Umude scores, Wade, Williams get double-doubles in win over Tigers
COLUMBIA, Mo. – Trey Wade and Jaylin Williams each had double-doubles to lead #23 Arkansas to a 76-57 victory at Missouri on Tuesday night at Mizzou Arena.
Wade finished with 12 points and 11 rebounds for his fourth career double-double (first as a Razorback) and Williams had 13 points and 11 boards for his eighth double-double on the year and eighth in his last 12 games).
However, Arkansas was led by Stanley Umude’s 23 points, tying a career-high with six 3-pointers made (6-of-9).
The win was the 10th in the last 11 games and moves Arkansas to 20-6 on the year (9-4 SEC). Coach Eric Musselman has won at least 20 games in each of his seven years as a collegiate head coach and Arkansas reached 20 wins for the 35th time in program history.
Arkansas led by 19 at the break — its largest lead ever in an SEC road game — and, while Missouri got to within 11 with 5:22 to play, Arkansas got back-to-back 3-pointers from JD Notae and Stanley Umude to put the Hogs up 17 for the eventual 19-point victory.
Overall, the 19-point win was Arkansas’ ninth-largest winning margin in an SEC road game ever with four of the nine coming in the Musselman era.
Notae added 17 points, five rebounds, four assists and two steals. Davonte Davis pumped in 11 points.
Arkansas returns to Bud Walton Arena to host No. 13 Tennessee on Saturday. Tipoff is set for 3 p.m. and the game will be televised on ESPN.
FIRST HALF: Arkansas 46, Missouri 27
• Wade hit a pair of 3-pointers to give Arkansas an early 12-4 lead and force a Missouri timeout at 15:18.
• The Hogs ultimately went on a 15-0 run to lead 19-4 before a Missouri 3-pointer at 12:31.
• Davis converted an old-fashion 3-point play for a 42-25 advantage to give Arkansas a 17-point lead (tying the largest of the half). The Hogs eventually went up by 19 (46-27) with 1:48 left before the break and neither team scored the rest of the way.
• Arkansas shot 50% from the field and from 3-point range. Arkansas had 10 assists on 16 made baskets.
• Umude led Arkansas with 13 points, making 4-of-6 from deep.
• Missouri only shot 35.7% from the field was just 3-of-10 from 3-point range.
• The 19-point lead by Arkansas was its largest ever halftime lead in an SEC road game. Previous was up 17 at half at South Carolina last season. It was the largest halftime lead in any conference road game since being up 21 (51-30) at Texas A&M on 2/23/1991, which was Arkansas second to last ever SWC road game. (HogStats)
Game notes
• Arkansas’ starting lineup was Notae, Au’Diese Toney, Umude, Wade and Williams for the 10th straight game. It is not the most common starting lineup this season.
• Arkansas won the opening tip.
• Wade scored the first points of the game, a layup at 19:26.
• Davis was the first Razorback sub.
Information from Arkansas Communications is included in this story.
Hogs’ Stanley Umude on getting hot outside in big win over Missouri
Senior transfer shot 6-of-9 behind the arc, getting 23 points in 76-57 road win over the Tigers on Tuesday night.
WATCH-LISTEN: Ranked Hogs hit road looking to start another winning streak
COLUMBIA, Mo. — Arkansas got back in the national rankings this week.
“It is what it is,” Razorbacks coach Eric Musselman said earlier this week.
The Hogs were ranked 23rd by the Associated Press and 24th by the coaches.
Now they play Missouri tonight at 8 p.m. on the road in a game televised on the SEC Network.
Listen online to Phil Elson and Matt Zimmerman at HitThatLine.com and on the radio at ESPN Arkansas 99.5 in Fayetteville, 95.3 in the River Valley, 96.3 in Hot Springs and central Arkansas, 104.3 in Harrison-Mountain Home and on satellite radio at Sirius-XM 382.
After a nine-game win streak and a one-point loss at Alabama, Arkansas returned to the top 25 this week after a nine-week absence.
The last time Arkansas was ranked in both polls was earlier this season (Dec. 13) at No. 24 in the AP and No. 19 by the coaches.
The Hogs were ranked in both polls for each of the first six polls of the year and have received votes in both polls an additional three weeks (as well as two weeks in just the coaches poll).
Game Notes
• This will be the 58th meeting between Arkansas and Missouri, the 21st since Missouri joined the league in 2012-13 and the second this season. Arkansas has won 4 of the last 5 and owns a 31-26 advantage in the series. However, the Tigers lead 16-11 in games played in Columbia. The Razorbacks lead 12-8 in SEC meetings.
• The last time Arkansas and Missouri squared off was last month (Jan. 12). Arkansas used a 19-0 run early in the game for a 26-3 lead, held Missouri to just 15 first-half points and cruised to an 87-43 victory. The win snapped a spell for the Hogs of losing 5 of 6 games and started the Razorbacks’ recent nine-game win streak.
• Two Razorbacks could eclipse 1,800 career points at Missouri.
• Stanley Umude enters the game 1,793 career points. He ranks 35th among active NCAA Division I players and 2nd among active SEC players. Umude also ranks 6th among active players in the SEC with 663 career rebounds and 6th among active players in the SEC with 111 career blocked shots.
• JD Notae enters the game with 1,791 career points. He ranks 37th among active NCAA Division I players and 3rd among active SEC players. Notae leads all active SEC players (and 24th in the NCAA) in career steals with 206.
Arkansas vs. Missouri
Current Records: No. 23-24 Arkansas Razorbacks (19-6, 8-4 SEC) vs. Missouri Tigers (10-14, 4-7 SEC)
Date-Time: Tuesday, Feb. 15 at 8 p.m.
Where: Mizzou Arena (15,061), Columbia, Mo.
TV/Streaming: SEC Network (Tom Hart, Dane Bradshaw and Alyssa Lang).
Radio: Listen online at HitThatLine.com and on the radio at ESPN Arkansas 99.5 in Fayetteville, 95.3 in the River Valley, 96.3 in Hot Springs and central Arkansas, 104.3 in Harrison-Mountain Home and on satellite radio at Sirius-XM 383, online 973.
Sportsbook Info (via BetOnline.ag)
Spread: Arkansas -7.5 (-110), Missouri +7.5 (-110)
Total: 138 – Over: -108, Under: -112
Moneyline: Arkansas -330, Alabama +275
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Mike Neighbors on Ruscin & Zach about call on son drawing charge, coaching zone defense, Greenwood Jesus and more.
As many listeners have long suspected, Derek Ruscin really doesn’t know the difference and obviously didn’t notice the technical foul for taunting Bowen after being run over.
Hey @Jay_MWilliams_ and @goforthsasha… just know Bowen has been watching you lead your team in charges taken…
Notice how he waits for matchup to lose sight of him…
Moves his feet…shows his numbers…
Sell it like a champ!!!
Nice sportsmanship my mom too… pic.twitter.com/KIlqY6hucD
— Mike Neighbors (@coachneighbors) February 15, 2022
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