Hogs’ season comes crashing down in Austin … again

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Hogs’ season comes crashing down in Austin … again

AUSTIN, Texas — Arkansas has played for the last time in Frank Erwin Center here … and Mike Neighbors won’t be sorry to see the place gone.

Arkansas (18-14) had its season end Friday night in a 92-69 loss to Utah (21-11), 92-69.

The Utes shot exceptionally well, hitting 52 percent from the field while hitting 48 percent of their triples, making 15 of them. They also dominated the Hogs on the boards, 52-35.

Amber Ramirez led the way in her final collegiate game, scoring 24 points in the loss.

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The point guard duo of Makayla Daniels and Samara Spencer had 18 points each. With her four points early, Daniels surpassed the 1,000-point mark, becoming the 31st Hog to ever do so.

Arkansas battled back in the second half after trailing by 17 at the break, cutting the lead to 10 with 5:46 left in the third quarter. Utah would respond to end the frame, though, pushing the lead back up to 19 by the close of the period.

The Razorbacks end the season with back-to-back tournament appearances for the first time since the 2002-2003 season.

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Hogs’ Musselman on facing big-time scorer against New Mexico State

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Hogs’ Musselman on facing big-time scorer against New Mexico State

Razorbacks coach Eric Musselman compared the Aggies’ Teddy Allen to former player Mason Jones on how he can get hot.

Toney, Wade look ahead to Saturday night’s second round matchup

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Toney, Wade look ahead to Saturday night’s second round matchup

Razorbacks Au’Diese Toney and Trey Wade on what they expect from the Aggies in the next game of NCAA Tournament.

Coffee with Counsel Episode 13 – When And Where To File; March Madness Memories

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Coffee with Counsel Episode 13 – When And Where To File; March Madness Memories

Kevin Hickey and Brad Hull with the Hickey & Hull Law Partners

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Halftime Pod Presented by Eastside Liquor: Torres

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Halftime Pod Presented by Eastside Liquor: Torres
Hogs Take Down Vermont! Bye Bye UK! The Madness was CRAZY on Day 1; Ladybacks vs. Utah in Austin; Baseball battles UK; Golden Hour
Guest- Aaron Torres

Diamond Hawgs S2E11: Kentucky Series Preview with Razorback OF Chris Lanzilli

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Diamond Hawgs S2E11: Kentucky Series Preview with Razorback OF Chris Lanzilli

Join Mason Choate and Robert Stewart as they take a look at the Kentucky Wildcats, who will be in Fayetteville to open SEC play. Razorback outfielder Chris Lanzilli joins the show to talk about his job at Fenway Park and more.

 

Halftime is LIVE. Hogs escape Vermont, more Madness, Hogs in Austin, Golden Hour and more… 877-377-6963

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Halftime is LIVE. Hogs escape Vermont, more Madness, Hogs in Austin, Golden Hour and more… 877-377-6963

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Hogs Take Down Vermont! Bye Bye UK! The Madness was CRAZY on Day 1; Ladybacks vs. Utah in Austin; Baseball battles UK; Golden Hour Call or text, 877-377-6963

Bud Light Next Morning Rush Podcast: On to the Rd of 32!

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Bud Light Next Morning Rush Podcast: On to the Rd of 32!

Tye & Tommy on the win over Vermont, Drew live from Buffalo, Scott Tabor on baseball and more!

 

Musselman just glad to avoid being one of higher seeds to lose Thursday

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Musselman just glad to avoid being one of higher seeds to lose Thursday

Hogs coach Eric Musselman was just glad to be getting ready for a game Saturday after a day when high seeds lost in NCAA Tournament.

Razorbacks recapping first-round nail-biting win over Vermont

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Razorbacks recapping first-round nail-biting win over Vermont

Davonte Davis, JD Notae and Stanley Umude’s complete press conference after Hogs’ 75-71 win over Vermont on Thursday night.

Razorbacks survive Vermont in first round to play again Saturday

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Razorbacks survive Vermont in first round to play again Saturday

BUFFALO, N.Y. — Survive and advance.

Arkansas had to do that Thursday night in a 75-71 win over Vermont in the first round of the NCAA Tournament.

The Razorbacks and Catamounts were close throughout. Neither team let the other get away, despite both teams making runs.

Stanley Umude led the Hogs with 21 points as one of four Razorbacks in double digits. JD Notae scored 17 (all in the second half) and Davonte Davis added 14 points off the bench.

Davis came off the bench in the first half when Notae got into foul trouble again and had to sit out. He led the scorers at halftime with 10 points.

Jaylin Williams notched a double-double with 13 points and 10 rebounds.

Arkansas used a 9-0 run to gain control in the first half and took a 34-27 lead.

The Catamounts made their biggest run of the night with a 12-0 spurt in the second half that pulled them back into the game with under 16 minutes remaining.

It was close the rest of the way.

The Razorbacks finally put the game away down the stretch at the free throw line to put the finishing touches on a second half that saw the Hogs go 16-of-18 from the line.

Ryan Davis and Ben Shungu each scored 20 points for Vermont in the loss.

Arkansas advances to take on 13-seed New Mexico State in the second round on Saturday. The Aggies upset 5-seed UConn in Buffalo earlier on Thursday.

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