Hogs Fall to No. 14 Ole Miss, 80-57

February 12, 2026

OXFORD, Miss. – The Razorback women’s basketball team fell to 11-15 (0-11 SEC) on the season following an 80-57 loss at No. 14 Ole Miss (20-5, 7-3 SEC) on Thursday night.

Taleyah Jones led the Hogs with 16 points.

First Quarter – 16-26

Arkansas controlled the tip but gave up a steal on its first possession. Ole Miss travelled on its first possession.
Taleyah Jones scored the first points of the game, a driving layup. Latasha Lattimore answered with a three for the Rebels’ first bucket.
Ole Miss went on a 15-3 run with a pair of threes to open up a 15-6 lead with under six minutes left in the first quarter.
Jones hit a three to make it 19-11 at the media timeout. The Rebels were 8-11 from the field in the opening segment.
Bonnie Deas hit a pair of free throws to make it 19-13 with under three minutes to play.
Ashlynn Chlarson picked up two fouls in the first seven minutes and sat for the remainder of the half.
Maria Anais Rodriguez checked in to replace Chlarson and hit a three for the second straight game. Ole Miss responded with its fourth three-pointer of the quarter in the final seconds.
Lattimore led all scorers with seven points and three blocks.

Second Quarter – 27-40

Ole Miss opened the quarter with five points but went on a two-plus-minute scoring drought. The Rebels ended the drought with back-to-back buckets to open up a 15-point lead.
Rodriguez picked up her second foul early in the second quarter.
Maryn Archer checked in and hit a three-pointer make it 35-23 Ole Miss at the media timeout.
Arkansas cut it to 11 points at the 2:19 mark thanks to a long drought from the field by the Rebels.
Neither team passed the 15-point mark in the second quarter.
Rebounds were tied 20-20 after 20 minutes.
Ole Miss outshot the Hogs 41% (15-37) to 24% (10-29) in the first half.
Emily Robinson, who was averaging 19.3 points in her last three games, was held scoreless in the half.

Third Quarter – 40-55

The Rebels started the half with the ball but Deas picked up a steal on their first possession.
Ole Miss’ Cotie McMahon drove through the lane for the first points of the half to get to 14 points for the game.
Arkansas came up empty on its first seven possessions.
McMahon’s 17th point put the Rebels up 20 points with 6:11 left in the quarter.
Anais Rodriguez scored the Hogs’ first bucket of the half at the 5:06 mark.
Ole Miss led 47-29 at the media timeout.
Taleyah Jones was awarded two free throws on a flagrant 1 foul from Lattimore but missed both free throws. The Hogs traveled on the possession.
Jones entered double-figures with a jumper at the 2:12 mark.
The Hogs closed the back-to-back layups from Jones and Deas. Jones made a pair of free throws with 2.7 seconds remaining to cut the lead to 15 points.

Fourth Quarter – 57-80

Jones opened the quarter with a layup to pass 15 points.
An and-one by Deas cut the Rebels’ lead to 12 points with 9:04 left in the game.
Ole Miss responded with an 8-0 run.
Robinson scored her first points of the game, a pair of free throws, at the 5:12 mark. All five of her points came in the fourth quarter.

Game Notes

Jones has collected 20 10-plus point games. She’s led Arkansas in scoring 13 times this season.
Deas finished two rebounds short of her seventh double-double of the season with 14 points and 8 rebounds.
The Rebels finished over 40% from the field (41.3%) compared to the Razorbacks’ 33.9%.
Arkansas finished four rebounds shy of Ole Miss: 45-41.
The Rebels had four players finish in double-figures: McMahon (21), Lattimore (17 points and 11 rebounds), Denim DeShields (12) and Sira Thienou (11).

Up Next

Arkansas will host Mississippi State on Monday, Feb. 16, inside Bud Walton Arena. Tipoff is set for 6:30 p.m. and the game will be televised on SEC Network with Roy Philpott (play-by-play) and Nell Fortner (analyst) on the call.

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