Tye, Evan and Josh on Week 14 of the NFL season!
The DraftScout’s Matt Miller: Where does Treylon Burks fit in draft?
Evaluations, combine workouts, Pro Days, interviews, physicals will determine where Warren native falls in 2022 NFL Draft in April.
Lane Whitman on Oaklawn Park’s first December racing last weekend
A good weekend opening in the first December meet and Lane Whitman talked about it on The Morning Rush.
Bud Light Seltzer Morning Rush Podcast: The future of Hog football
Tye and Tommy on the All-SEC freshmen, Matt Miller joins, OU in Tulsa tomorrow and more!
Hogs coach Eric Musselman: Previewing matchup with Sooners on Saturday
Hogs coach Eric Musselman with thoughts on what Razorbacks will be facing Saturday against Sooners in Tulsa.
Hogs’ Davonte Davis: Finding way to have fun playing this season
Arkansas’ Devo Davis was taking things so seriously to start this year he wasn’t having fun, which has changed lately.
Sooners coach Porter Moser: Previewing matchup with Razorbacks
Oklahoma coach Porter Moser’s complete press conference Thursday afternoon previewing Saturday’s game at BOK Center in Tulsa.
Goforth’s 3-pointer seals win over tough Jackson State, 66-62
Arkansas (8-2) earned a tough win Thursday night, grinding out a gutsy 66-62 win over Jackson State (1-4).
Fayetteville’s Sasha Goforth hit a game-winning three with 43 seconds left. She posted her first double-double as a Razorback, scoring 11 points and grabbing 10 rebounds.
Razorback point guards Samara Spencer and Makayla Daniels were instrumental in the win, getting 14 and 16 points, respectively.
TURNING POINT
A tightly-contested first quarter was not duplicated in the second as Arkansas’ stifling defense held the Tigers to just nine points in the quarter. Spencer and Daniels combined for 15 themselves in the second frame, and the Hogs took a nine-point advantage to the half.
Jackson State would not go down without a fight, already falling in close games this season against Miami, Ole Miss and No. 11 Texas.
The Tigers ground out a physical third quarter, ending on a 9-0 run. Jackson State had a three-point lead with the final 10 minutes to play and both teams struggled to gain an edge late.
It was not until the final minute when Goforth, who was 0-4 from deep on the night at that point, sunk a long ball to give Arkansas a two-point lead.
A couple of defensive stops later, Arkansas had extinguished the effort of Jackson State and notched the Razorbacks’ second win of the week.
HOG HIGHLIGHTS
• Goforth’s double-double was the first by a Hog since Destiny Slocum (22 points, 10 assists, at Missouri in February) posted one last season.
• Daniels grabbed eight boards and dished out three assists to go along with her team-high 16 points.
• Spencer swiped four steals and added four assists to complement her 14 points on the night.
• Arkansas’ perimeter defense helped keep Jackson State at bay, holding the Tigers to 18% shooting from deep.
NEXT GAME
Arkansas returns to Bud Walton Arena for the third-straight home game to take on in-state foe Little Rock on Sunday.
Tip-off is scheduled for 4 p.m. and the game will be broadcast on the SEC Network.
Hogs’ Sam Pittman, Penn State’s James Franklin: Outback Bowl press conference
Both coaches along with administrators from Arkansas and Penn State were in Tampa for official kickoff press conference.
