Arkansas 81, Vanderbilt 75 (SEC Tournament)
March 14, 2008 by TipsterHog
Hogwired.com: Ervin and Townes Lead Arkansas to Quarterfinal Win over No. 18 Vanderbilt
Darian Townes and Gary Ervin each scored 18 points and Arkansas upset No. 18 Vanderbilt 81-75 Friday in the Southeastern Conference tournament quarterfinals.
Also:
- Hogwired.com: Game Stats (PDF), Post-game Notes, Post-game Quotes
- SECSports.com: Post-game News Conference Transcript
- ESPN.com: Hogs knock off Vanderbilt, Arkansas vs. Vanderbilt Highlights
- AP Photos / Getty Images: Arkansas vs. Vanderbilt Photos
- Chris Bahn: Arkansas Proves Mettle in SEC Tournament Opener
- Ron Higgins: Ervin pushes Arkansas past Vanderbilt, 81-75
- Ryan Malashock: Arkansas Too Tough, Too Strong For Vanderbilt, Razorbacks Get Second Crack At Tennessee, Storm Damages Georgia Dome
- Dudley Dawson: Foster Offers No Excuses For Lack Of Performance
- Harry King: Arkansas gets production from many
- Bob Holt: No suspense now, Hogs get 2nd crack at Vols
- Tom Murphy: Pound for pound, Hogs stronger
- Democrat-Gazette: In the lane: Weems struggles to score
- Wally Hall: Arkansas does what it has to do to advance
- Matt Jones: UA’s Ervin remains a thorn in Vandy’s side
- Terry Wood: Hanging tough, Can Hogs make more luck against Vols?
- The Tennessean: Vandy falls to Arkansas in SEC quarterfinals
Updated 3/15/08 9:00 a.m.
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[...] bubble, thanks to their rather lackluster stretch of games in late February. But, thanks to a very solid 81-75 victory over #17 Vanderbilt, Arkansas solidified its Big Dance credentials beyond any doubt. (They also continued one of their [...]
Good game… good intensity but we will need a great game and intensity for Tennessee. Go Hogs!
If we can somehow beat Tenn., we may have a shot at winning the whole SEC tournament………..wishful thinking, i know but who knows about this group!!!!!!
GO HOGS!!!!!
I can’t believe we almost doubled Vandi’s rebounds. FT shooting was also good down the stretch. The only problem, it seem’s, we can’t clean up is the unnessesary fouling. If we rebound and shoot FTs that effectively against Tenn., and somehow cut down on silly fouls, we just might have a chance. GO HOGS GO!!!!! BEAT TENNESSEE!!!!!
Things are a bit uncertain at this time (12:12 AM Eastern) as far as games being played due to severe weather in the Atlanta downtown area. Apparently a tornado came through, causing a delay in the Bama-Miss St. game and the postponement of the Georgia-Kentucky game. The Georgia Dome was damaged but not too severely.The damage is extensive in the downtown area and I can’t believe there were no serious injuries or fatalities associated. The authorites just announced that all major highways into the downtown area have been closed. I’ve lived in the Atlanta area for 13-14 years and have never seen that happen before.
It’s going to be interesting to see how this all shakes out. I was bummed because I have to work today and would thus have missed the game. With postponement of the Georgia-Kentucky game maybe I’ll be able to see it. However, at this time, no word on what exactly will be done about the tournament.