Arkansas picked up a huge victory at home as the fight to win the SEC comes down to the wire
Publish date:Barely hanging on in the race to win the SEC, Arkansas picked up a huge win at home on Saturday, beating Kentucky 75–73 and tying them in the SEC standings.
Kentucky entered the game just a game back of No. 3 Auburn in the SEC standings, while Arkansas was two back of the Tigers. The Arkansas victory puts Auburn two up in the SEC on both teams with three games to play. Since this was the only game these two teams play in the regular season this year, Arkansas now holds the tiebreaker over Kentucky in the standings.
The win is Arkansas’s 13th in their last 14 games, while Kentucky has now lost two of its last four games. Arkansas came out strong, opening the game on a 15–2 run. Kentucky, however, closed the gap and entered halftime down just 34–28. In the second half, Kentucky took the lead within the first five minutes, and for the rest of the game the two sides went back and forth.
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