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Arkansas Advances to SEC Semis, Downs Oklahoma, 82-79 Arkansas Advances to SEC Semis, Downs Oklahoma, 82-79

Arkansas Advances to SEC Semis, Downs Oklahoma, 82-79

Darius Acuff Jr. backed up his SEC Player of the Year honors with 37 points – the second-most by a Razorback in the SEC Tournament, to lead #17 Arkansas to an 82-79 victory over #11 seed Oklahoma in the SEC Quarterfinals Friday night at Bridgestone Arena.

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After a late night quarterfinal win in the SEC Tournament on Friday, the #17 Arkansas Razorbacks return to action about 14 hours later to face Ole Miss in the semifinals. Tipoff Saturday (Mar. 14) is set for approximately 2:30 pm (CT) at Bridgestone Arena and the game will be televised on ESPN.

No. 5 Arkansas scored six points from two finals on the first day of the NCAA Indoor Championships held at Randal Tyson Track Center. Heidi Hudson placed fourth in the long jump while Sydney Vaught finished eighth in the 5,000m.

TJ Pompey’s walk-off home run in the bottom of the ninth powered #5 Arkansas to a 5-4 win against #3 Mississippi State Friday night at Baum-Walker Stadium on SEC Opening Day.

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No. 1 Arkansas leads the NCAA Championships through five finals on the first day at Randal Tyson Track Center. The Razorbacks scored 14 points off a runner-up finish in the distance medley relay along with a third-place effort in the 5,000m.

Despite bouncing back well after a shaky first rotation, the No. 8 Gymbacks ultimately couldn’t overcome a strong Senior Night performance by the No. 2 LSU Tigers and fell 198.075-197.100.

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