Georgia plays at Arkansas on Tuesday in a key SEC basketball matchup. Look inside for a preview of the game along with a final score prediction.
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Team Statistical Comparison
FG%
3PT%
FT%
ORB
TRB
AST
STL
BLK
TO
Georgia
0.467
0.342
0.728
210
765
279
112
106
319
Georgia OPP
0.407
0.318
0.695
247
668
230
150
59
218
Arkansas
0.447
0.332
0.648
210
699
316
157
89
267
Arkansas OPP
0.412
0.326
0.703
227
722
246
111
53
316
NCAA RPI
Georgia: 88 Arkansas: 69
Georgia Roster
NO
NAME
POS
HT
WT
CLASS
HOMETOWN
#0
William Jackson II
G
6′-4″
185
SR
Athens, GA
#1
Teshaun Hightower
G
6′-4″
190
SO
Lithonia, GA
#2
Jordan Harris
G
6′-4″
190
JR
Iron City, GA
#4
Tyree Crump
G
6′-1″
185
JR
Bainbridge, GA
#5
JoJo Toppin
F
6′-6″
190
FR
Norcross, GA
#10
Jack Herring
F
6′-8″
210
FR
Memphis, TN
#11
Christian Harrison
G
6′-4″
200
SR
Atlanta, GA
#13
E’Torrion Wilridge
F
6′-6″
220
SR
Beaumont, TX
#14
Tye Fagan
G
6′-3″
185
FR
Thomaston, GA
#20
Rayshaun Hammonds
F
6′-8″
235
SO
Norcross, GA
#24
Connor O’Neill
F
6′-6″
220
SR
Roswell, GA
#25
Amanze Ngumezi
F
6′-9″
245
FR
Savannah, GA
#32
Mike Edwards
F
6′-9″
235
SR
Westland, MI
#33
Nicolas Claxton
F
6′-11″
220
SO
Greenville, SC
#34
Derek Ogbeide
F
6′-9″
250
SR
Atlanta, GA
#43
Ignas Sargiunas
G
6′-5″
205
FR
Kaunas, Lithuania
Arkansas Roster
NO
NAME
POS
HT
WT
CLASS
HOMETOWN
#0
Desi Sills
G
6′-2″
196
FR
Jonesboro, AR
#1
Isaiah Joe
G
6′-5″
167
FR
Fort Smith, AR
#2
Adrio Bailey
F
6′-6″
222
JR
Campti, LA
#3
Khalil Garland
G
6′-5″
198
FR
Little Rock, AR
#4
Emeka Obukwelu
F
6′-8″
235
JR
Plano, TX
#5
Jalen Harris
G
6′-2″
166
JR
Wilson, NC
#10
Daniel Gafford
F
6′-11″
233
SO
El Dorado, AR
#11
Keyshawn Embery-Simpson
G
6′-3″
202
FR
Midwest City, OK
#12
Ty Stevens
G
6′-2″
180
SO
Republic, MO
#13
Mason Jones
G
6′-5″
207
SO
Warner, OK
#15
Jonathan Holmes
G
5′-10″
190
JR
Columbia, IL
#22
Gabe Osabuohien
F
6′-8″
221
SO
Toronto, ON
#23
Ibrahim Ali
F
6′-10″
244
FR
Maumelle, AR
#24
Ethan Henderson
F
6′-8″
210
FR
Little Rock, AR
#25
Jordan Phillips
G
6′-7″
209
FR
Fort Worth, TX
#35
Reggie Chaney
F
6′-8″
222
FR
Tulsa, OK
Georgia Schedule/Results
DATE
OPPONENT
SCORE
Nov 9
vs Savannah State
W 110-76
Nov 13
at Temple
L 81-77
Nov 16
vs Sam Houston
W 75-64
Nov 19*
vs Illinois State
W 80-68
Nov 20*
vs. Georgia
L 64-49
Nov 21*
vs. Georgia State
L 91-67
Nov 27
vs Kennesaw State
W 84-51
Dec 3
vs Texas Southern
W 92-75
Dec 15
vs Arizona State
L 76-74
Dec 18
vs Oakland
W 81-69
Dec 22
at Georgia Tech
W 70-59
Dec 30
vs UMass
W 91-72
Jan 5
at Tennessee
L 96-50
Jan 9
vs Vanderbilt
W 82-63
Jan 12
at Auburn
L 93-78
Jan 15
vs Kentucky
L 69-49
Jan 19
vs Florida
L 62-52
Jan 23
at LSU
L 92-82
Jan 26
vs Texas
W 98-88
Jan 29
at Arkansas
Feb 2
vs South Carolina
Feb 6
at Alabama
Feb 9
vs Ole Miss
Feb 12
at Texas A&M
Feb 16
vs LSU
Feb 20
vs Mississippi State
Feb 23
at Ole Miss
Feb 27
vs Auburn
Mar 2
at Florida
Mar 6
vs Missouri
Mar 9
at South Carolina
Arkansas Schedule/Results
DATE
OPPONENT
SCORE
Nov 9*
at Texas
L 73-71
Nov 12
vs UC Davis
W 81-58
Nov 18
vs Indiana
W 73-72
Nov 21
vs Montana State
W 90-68
Nov 23
vs UT Arlington
W 78-60
Dec 1
vs FIU
W 121-89
Dec 5
at Colorado State
W 67-60
Dec 8
vs W Kentucky
L 78-77
Dec 15*
vs UTSA
W 79-67
Dec 19
vs Georgia Tech
L 69-65
Dec 22
vs Texas State
W 73-70
Dec 28
vs Austin Peay
W 76-65
Jan 5
at Texas A&M
W 73-71
Jan 9
vs Florida
L 57-51
Jan 12
vs LSU
L 94-88
Jan 15
at Tennessee
L 106-87
Jan 19
at Ole Miss
L 84-67
Jan 23
vs Missouri
W 72-60
Jan 26
at Texas Tech
L 67-64
Jan 29
vs Georgia
Feb 2
at LSU
Feb 5
vs Vanderbilt
Feb 9
at South Carolina
Feb 12
at Missouri
Feb 16
vs Mississippi State
Feb 20
at Auburn
Feb 23
vs Texas A&M
Feb 26
at Kentucky
Mar 2
vs Ole Miss
Mar 6
at Vanderbilt
Mar 9
vs Alabama
Georgia-Arkansas Prediction
The Georgia Bulldogs and Arkansas Razorbacks need to survive this game so that they can hunt resume-building opportunities in February and beyond. Both teams played well this past Saturday in the SEC-Big 12 Challenge, but only Georgia pulled out a win, in part due to playing at home whereas Arkansas had to go on the road. Both teams have to be encouraged about their progress, but the Dawgs and Hogs know that whenever they have made any progress this season, it hasn’t lasted very long. This is a time to sustain an upward trend. Georgia has to reduce its turnover count after an explosive but sloppy performance against Texas. Arkansas has to know that if it can compete hard in every game the way it did at Texas Tech, it should improve. Give the Hogs the benefit of the doubt at home. Arkansas 69, Georgia 66. (Matt Zemek)
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