11:30 – Mike Irwin
SEC Basketball Awards! JD/Jaylin = Scotty/Corliss? Poutine is not Putin Call or text, 877-377-6963

11:30 – Mike Irwin
SEC Basketball Awards! JD/Jaylin = Scotty/Corliss? Poutine is not Putin Call or text, 877-377-6963
Tye and Tommy talk Razorback basketball, does Tye really work when he’s out of town, and more. Clay Henry and Bruce Stanton join the show as well!
The Morning Rush is live on a Toyota Tuesday!!!
Eric Musselman’s use of transfer portal is something others are trying, plus what Brian Kelly is doing at LSU.
11:30 – Connor O’Gara
Getting the Tigers (again) to start SEC Tournament probably not easy game for Razorabacks, says Tom Murphy of Democrat-Gazette.
Tye & Tommy on the loss to TN, baseball team winning 2/3, Tom Murphy plus open toed’ shoes
The Morning Rush is live on a Hot Take Monday!!!
Join Mason Choate and Robert Stewart as they look back on the Razorbacks’ series victory over Southeastern Louisiana. They guys also take a look at the pitchers and weekend MVP’s.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — Arkansas erased a 21-point, halftime deficit to trail by two (76-74) but No. 13 Tennessee held on to win 76-74 Saturday afternoon at Thompson-Boling Arena.
Tennessee was hot from the 3-point range in the first half (making 9-of-12 compared to 3-of-6 in the second) and the Razorbacks took their turn in the second (making 4-of-9 in the first and 6-of-19 in the second).
The Hogs came out strong to start the second half, outscoring the Vols 10-2 to force a Tennessee timeout at 15:45. The Hogs extended the run to 14-4 and trailed by 11 (54-43).
Later, Chris Lykes made a pair of 3-pointers to get the Hogs to within 11 (71-60) with 5:09 to play. Tennessee answered back to push the lead back to 13 with 4:48 to play.
From that point, Arkansas went on a 12-1 run (including a 10-spurt to start).
JD Notae and Stanley Umude each hit 3’s and Notae added two free throws to make it a 3-point game (73-70). After a John Fulkerson free throw, Notae added two more free throws to make it a 2-point game (74-72) with 56 ticks left.
Santiago Vescovi put the Vols back up four with two free throws with 22 seconds left. Notae answered with two more free throws. Zakai Zeigler made 2-of-4 at the line and the Hogs came up empty twice to provide the 78-74 finale.
Notae led all scorers with 20 points, adding four assists and three steals. Stanley Umude and Chris Lykes each scored 15.
Up next it the SEC Tournament in Tampa. The Razorbacks have earned a double-bye as a top-four seed and plays on Friday
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