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No. 25 Arkansas Sends No. 6 Louisville to First Defeat
Trevon Brazile led Arkansas with 21 points and five players scored in double figures as the Razorbacks held a strong halftime lead and outrebounded Louisville 46-36.
- On Wednesday, Arkansas defeated No. 6 Louisville 89-80 at Bud Walton Arena, led by Trevon Brazile's 21 points and five players in double figures.
- By halftime, Arkansas Razorbacks had an 18-point lead after scoring 47 first-half points, building control in the opening minutes against Louisville Cardinals.
- The Razorbacks turned 18 offensive rebounds into 27 second-chance points and converted 27 of 35 free throws to outrebound Louisville 46-36.
- A late 6-0 run helped Arkansas Razorbacks when Darius Acuff Jr. found Trevon Brazile for a dunk, securing Louisville Cardinals’ first loss after they never led.
- Coaches called the win a statement win that bolsters Arkansas tournament resume, and John Calipari, Arkansas head coach, said, `We needed another good game like this to see where we got to get better late in the game.
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Marietta Daily JournalNo. 25 Arkansas sends No. 6 Louisville to first defeat
Trevon Brazile scored 17 of his 21 points in the first half as No. 25 Arkansas topped No. 6 Louisville 89-80 in the ACC/SEC Challenge on Wednesday in Fayetteville, Ark.
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Brazile scores 21 points as No. 25 Arkansas hands No. 6 Louisville its 1st loss, 89-80
Trevon Brazile scored 21 points to lead five Arkansas players in double figures as the 25th-ranked Razorbacks built a big lead and held off No. 6 Louisville 89-80.
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Louisville basketball suffers first loss at the hands of Arkansas
By Derek DeBurger No. 6 Louisville lost to the No. 25 Arkansas Razorbacks in their first true road game of the season. Out of breath Louisville won the tip and then proceeded to fall behind 6-0 on baskets all inside the paint. The Cards started to get back into it with a three-pointer from Ryan ...
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