Preview - No. 23 Arkansas vs. Oral Roberts

November 13, 2019

INFO
Date: Thursday, November 14
Time: 7 p.m.
Opponent: Oral Roberts
Tickets: $5 Adult | $3 Youth (17 & Under) | Free for UA Students
Promotions: Pregame Chalk Talk | Postgame Autographs

LAST TIME OUT

No. 23 Arkansas Women’s Basketball won its second straight game on Monday night, moving to 2-0 with a 101-58 win over McNeese State.
It was Arkansas’ first game this season scoring 100 or more, and the third time in the Neighbors Era the Hogs have reached the century mark.
After not having a double-double in her career, Thomas now has two in her first two games of this season.
Dungee extended her double-digit points streak to 19 straight games.
Both Amber Ramirez and Makayla Daniels got into double-figures once again. Ramirez went for 13 points while Daniels dropped 11 points.
Redshirt freshman Erynn Barnum was a force on the inside during her nearly-17 minutes played, scoring a career-best 11 points while pulling down six rebounds.
Sophomore Rokia Doumbia also had a nice game, scoring seven points, gathering a career-high eight boards while dishing two assists.
All 12 Razorbacks that dressed for the game scored, including freshman walk-on Avery Hughes, who scored her first points as a Hog in the fourth quarter.

STORYLINES

Taylah Thomas was simply unstoppable on the glass against New Orleans, pulling down 21 rebounds in her first game of the season.
Thomas nearly broke Arkansas’ all-time record for total rebounds in a game, but she fell one short of Shelly Wallace’s record (22, vs. SMU, 2/13/88).
Despite falling short of the all-time milestone, Thomas bested her previous career highs in total rebounds (21 vs. 12), defensive rebounds (14 vs. 9) and offensive rebounds (7 vs. 6).
Thomas joined exclusive company with her 20+ rebounds, becoming just the fifth Razorback ever to grab 20 or more rebounds in a game.
The most recent 20+ rebound performance prior to Thomas actually also came against New Orleans, when Melissa Wolf brought down 20 boards against the Privateers on December 30, 2015.
Thomas double-doubled again against McNeese State, going for 11 points and 11 rebounds in her roughly 23 minutes played.
Of her eight career games scoring in double figures, two have come in this season’s first two contests. Two of her five double-figure rebounding games have also come in this season’s first two games.
Chelsea Dungee continues to score the ball for the Hogs, picking up right where she left off in game one of the 2019-20 season.
Going back to last season, Dungee has now scored in double-digits in 19 straight contests.
Dungee has scored 20+ in 21 of her 39 games since arriving in Fayetteville.

TICKETS

The Razorback Ticket Center is taking orders online and by phone for new season tickets and fans have several options from which to select.

Reserved Seats — $75
General Admission Seats — $45
Reserved Seats with the purchase of Men’s Basketball Season Tickets — $65
General Admission Seats with the purchase of Men’s Basketball Season Tickets — $40

Additionally, each order includes a special season ticket holder gift.

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