US EditionJeremiah Wilkinson, Blue Cain lift No. 21 Georgia over No. 17 Arkansas
Georgia converted 17 Arkansas turnovers into 29 points with key performances from Wilkinson and Cain, securing a 90-76 win over No. 17 Arkansas in the Southeastern Conference.
- In Athens, the Georgia Bulldogs' backcourt led the way as Jeremiah Wilkinson scored 20 points and Blue Cain added 18, including 13 in the second half, helping Georgia outlast Arkansas.
- Forcing turnovers proved decisive as the Georgia Bulldogs scored 29 points off 17 Arkansas Razorbacks turnovers, aided by Somto Cyril's career-high seven blocks.
- Darius Acuff Jr.'s 3-pointer tied the game at 68 with 6:43 remaining after Arkansas' 20-3 run, which helped trim Georgia's lead.
- Despite being outrebounded 43-35, Georgia Bulldogs' defense held Arkansas to one of its lowest scoring totals while Kanon Catchings scored 14 points and five assists.
- With the win, Georgia Bulldogs sit 15-3, 3-2 in the SEC while Arkansas Razorbacks fall to 13-5, 3-2; both appear in AP Top 25 poll and coverage before Tuesday games.
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Wilkinson scores 20 and No. 21 Georgia beats No. 17 Arkansas 90-76
Jeremiah Wilkinson scored 20 points, Blue Cain added 18, and No. 21 Georgia jumped out to a quick double-digit lead then outlasted a second-half run to beat No. 17 Arkansas 90-76.
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