Witness the Battle of the Records - Razorbacks vs. Bears

Current Records and Team Dynamics

The Cent. Arkansas Bears enter this game with a record of 2-7, having suffered three consecutive losses. On the other hand, the Arkansas Razorbacks come in with an impressive 8-2 record, having won three consecutive games. Their recent high-scoring matchup with Michigan on Tuesday might have taken a toll on their offense and defense.

Boogie Fland has been a key player for the Razorbacks. Against Michigan, he scored 20 points, added seven assists, and had two steals. His performance against UTSA on Saturday was a bit shaky, but he bounced back well. Trevon Brazile also contributed with 15 points, six rebounds, and three steals.

Last Meeting and Series History

When the teams last played in December 2021, Arkansas secured a convincing 97-60 win. However, this time around, the Razorbacks won't have the home-court advantage. In the previous four years, Arkansas has won both games against Cent. Arkansas.

Dec 01, 2021 – Arkansas 97 vs. Cent. Arkansas 60
Dec 12, 2020 – Arkansas 100 vs. Cent. Arkansas 75

How to Watch and What to Know

The game will take place at 4:00 p.m. ET on Saturday at Simmons Bank Arena. Arkansas' offense has been on fire this season, draining 50.1% of their field goals per game. Cent. Arkansas, on the other hand, has struggled, making only 39% of their field goals.

Despite losing their last game, Cent. Arkansas showed some resilience by smashing the offensive glass and finishing with 22 offensive rebounds, their highest since January. Arkansas will need to maintain their shooting efficiency to secure another victory.

The rematch is likely to be a tougher battle for Arkansas without the home-court advantage. We'll have to wait and see if the change in venue makes a difference.