Vanderbilt (20-10, 8-9 SEC) allowed a 13-0 run to Arkansas at the end of the first half that Chris Manon broke up with two free throws at the very end of the half, giving the Razorbacks a 43-37 lead at the break. The Commodores made only one of their last 16 shots before halftime.

Vanderbilt basketball lost to Arkansas, 90-77, in its home finale Tuesday at Memorial Gymnasium. The loss falls in Quadrant 2 for Vanderbilt, as the Razorbacks are ranked No. 47 in the NET. It's the Commodores' second loss outside Quadrant 1 this season.

The Vanderbilt (20-10, 8-9) were riding a wave of momentum entering Tuesday's contest against the Arkansas (18-12, 7-10) but the wave broke against the shores of Razorback desperation as the Hogs won in Memorial Gymnasium 90-77.

Tuesday night's game against Arkansas seemed like a perfect opportunity for Vanderbilt basketball to extend what was a three-game winning streak. Playing at Memorial Gymnasium against a team with just seven available players,

Arkansas basketball bounced back Tuesday night, capitalizing on big games from Johnell Davis and Trevon Brazile in a win over Vanderbilt.

Trevon Brazile had 16 points and 14 rebounds. D.J. Wagner stepped up with 2 big three-pointers in the second half. Both Zvonimir Ivisic and Karter Knox scored in double figures while Jonas Aidoo and Billy Richmond had their moments off the bench.

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