US EditionLady Vols Basketball vs Arkansas, Tennessee Cruises to 4-0 Start in SEC
Tennessee forced 26 turnovers and had balanced scoring from key players including freshman Mia Pauldo to remain undefeated in SEC play, officials said.
- No. 20 Tennessee Lady Volunteers defeated Arkansas 85-50 at Thompson-Boling Arena, extending their winning streak to five during 'We Back Pat Week'.
- Tennessee opened with a 23-9 run capped by back-to-back 3s from Mia Pauldo, Tennessee freshman guard, and Nya Robertson, Tennessee guard, while Arkansas' 15 first-half turnovers fueled 17 UT points.
- Supporting scores came from Janiah Barker, Tennessee, with six points, and the source does not specify other individual performances.
- The win improved Tennessee to 12-3 and 4-0 in the SEC while Arkansas dropped to 11-8 and 0-4 with its fifth straight loss, extending Tennessee's series lead to 37-5 and home mark to 19-2.
- Despite the margin, Tennessee shot 42% overall but managed just 29.4% in the second quarter and missed 16 of 20 three-point attempts.
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Lady Vols dominate Arkansas to stay perfect in SEC play
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — Tennessee is still undefeated in SEC play after picking up a 30-point win against Arkansas, 85-50. The Lady Vols had four players reach double-digits in scoring, with Zee Spearman leading the way with 20 points, 8 rebounds and three steals. Mia Pauldo was right behind her with 18 and hit three [...]
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The Lady Vols have started 4-0 in SEC play and didn’t get tripped up by a game that they should have won. That is important because the degree of difficulty in the conference schedule is about to escalate. The margin for error in the SEC is slender, and every game can affect postseason seeding. Tennessee (12-3, 4-0) has beaten unranked Florida, Auburn, Mississippi State and Arkansas. The Lady Vols will be back on the court January 18 to play at …
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With guards Talaysia Cooper and Kaniya Boyd sidelined with injuries, No. 20/22 Tennessee employed a "next-player-up" mentally to overcome their absences, took care of Arkansas, 85-50, and remained unbeaten in SEC play on Sunday afternoon in front of a season-best crowd of 11,335 at Food City Center.
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