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PTN EXTRA – On this week’s episode of PTN Extra, Pig Trail Nation’s Paige Riley, Mike Irwin, and Hayden Herrera discuss the latest around the Arkansas Razorbacks. The three first breakdown men’s basketball 76-53 win over Robert Morris Wednesday night. They talk about what caused the team’s sluggish first half, why Jordan Smith Jr. struggled, […]
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Arkansas volleyball will have home court advantage for its final two matches of the regular season as No. 15 Vanderbilt and Missouri head to Fayetteville this weekend. The homestand starts with the Commodores, who have surged to a top 15 ranking in just their second season of play. Vanderbilt is currently tied for second in the SEC amongst perennial heavy hitter and national No. 6 Kentucky. The Commodores are 19-3 overall and have marquee wins over Florida, Texas and Texas A&M in the last month. Vanderbilt is the most efficient team in the SEC, hitting .297 on the season, and is top in aces/set at 1.97. The Dores are also top five in the SEC in assists/set (13.28) and kills/set (14.14).
On Saturday, the plan is simple. Contain LaNorris Sellers, protect KJ Jackson, and finish the opportunities. Arkansas knows the assignment. Now the Razorbacks must prove they can complete it. Arkansas doesn't need another Saturday that looks promising until the scoreboard is final. The Razorbacks host South Carolina on November 14 at 6:45 p.m. CST on …
