Arkansas Razorbacks Dominate Vanderbilt Commodores with Stellar Team Play at Bud Walton Arena

The Arkansas Razorbacks improved their record to 20-5 after a decisive victory over the Vanderbilt Commodores, who now stand at 18-7. The game concluded with a score of 93-68 in favor of the Hogs.

First Half

From the opening tip-off, the Razorbacks showcased their offensive prowess, quickly establishing a lead that they would maintain throughout the game. By halftime, Arkansas had already put up 46 points against Vanderbilt's 35. Trevon Brazile was instrumental in this early surge, contributing significantly with his scoring and defensive efforts.

Second Half

As play resumed, Arkansas continued to dominate on both ends of the court. The Hogs extended their lead further by adding another 47 points in the second half while holding Vanderbilt to just 33. Meleek Thomas and Darius Acuff Jr. were pivotal during this period, combining for crucial assists and maintaining pressure on defense.

Key Performances

Trevon Brazile stood out as a key player for Arkansas with his all-around performance that included double-digit scoring and multiple rebounds. His presence was felt not only offensively but also defensively as he contributed to several blocks and steals.

For Vanderbilt, despite their efforts led by efficient shooting from beyond the arc at a rate of 32 percent, they struggled to keep pace with Arkansas's relentless attack and superior field goal percentage of 58 percent.

Arkansas Razorbacks vs Vanderbilt Commodores Recap

The game's turning point came when Arkansas went on an unanswered run early in the second half that solidified their control over proceedings—a testament to their strategic execution under pressure.

In his post-game reaction, Arkansas Razorbacks coach praised his team's cohesive play and highlighted how critical it was for maintaining momentum against tough opponents like Vanderbilt.

Looking ahead, fans can catch more action when Arkansas hosts LSU Tigers at Bud Walton Arena on January 24th at 8:30 PM EST. The game will be broadcasted live on SEC Network—don't miss it!

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