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Arkansas basketball can now turn its attention to the offseason. For a fourth consecutive year the Razorbacks did not make the postseason. Arkansas (18-14) was not among the teams selected Sunday for the NCAA, NIT or CBI fields. read more >

We all saw the lack of victories over the final month of the season. That's indisputable. Forever we'll be able to pull out an Arkansas media guide and see that a team that started 16-6 ended up 18-14 with a first-round loss in the SEC Tournament. You saw it. I saw it. Coach Mike Anderson saw it. What we didn't see, though, was a team that quit on its coach. How quickly people seem to have forgotten what that actually looks like. read more >

The SEC stressed that when the 2012 football schedule was released that itwas not a permanent setup. The reason is because there is a really big problem with it. Under the 6-1-1 setup, Arkansas, for example, would only get visits from each school in the East, other than South Carolina, once every 12 years. And Athens, Ga., really should be visited more than once a decade. read more >

This game was at Bud Walton Arena, wasn't it? Arkansas improved to 16-0 in Fayetteville and knocked off a third team ranked in the Top 25 this month. More specifically, the Razorbacks (16-6, 4-3) won because they shot better than 55-percent from the three-point line, used their quickness to get to loose balls and turned 11 Vanderbilt turnovers into 13 points. Arkansas was able to push the tempo and eclipsed 80 for the first time in seven games and helped hang onto its advantage by hitting 17 of 24 free throws. read more >

Rickey Scott scored 18 points and Arkansas equaled its Southeastern Conference-best with nine 3-pointers in pulling away to an 82-74 victory over No. 25 Vanderbilt on Tuesday night. Five players scored in double figures for the Razorbacks (16-6, 4-3), who improve to 16-0 in Bud Walton Arena this season. Julysses Nobles added 17 points for Arkansas. read more >