NCAAB

Ole Miss Rebels at Arkansas Razorbacks

· NCAA Men's Basketball
17-13, 4-8 Away
<span class="badge bg-danger" style="font-size: 1.2em; margin: 5px 0;">Final</span>
80 - 110
21-9, 16-2 Home

Bell's 3s lead Arkansas past Ole Miss 110-80

The Razorbacks led by as many as 43 points in the second half.

Marshall Henderson had 15 points to lead the Rebels (17-13, 8-9), who have lost six of seven games, while Jarvis Summers added 11.

Arkansas' win snapped a six-game losing streak to Ole Miss, which had also won four straight in Bud Walton Arena before Wednesday.

Bell, who finished 7-of-10 shooting on 3-pointers, scored 14 of the Razorbacks' next 17 points after the Rebels went ahead. The sophomore did so by hitting 4 of 5 3-pointers during the stretch, and his 23 points overall came in just 12 minutes of action.

Arkansas reached the 100-point mark after a free throw by Rickey Scott with 8:18 remaining, after which coach Mike Anderson rested many of his regulars down the stretch.

Led by Bell, Arkansas' bench outscored a shell-shocked Ole Miss 71-26.

Wade, making just his third start of the season on senior night, was 5 of 7 on 3-pointers on his way to a season high in points.

The Razorbacks finished 17 of 30 overall from behind the arc. The team record for most 3s made in a game is 21, set against Troy State in 1996.

Five players scored in double figures for Arkansas, which hasn't reached the NCAA tournament since 2008. Ky Madden finished with 14 points, while Coty Clarke and Alandise Harris added 13 each.

Ole Miss committed 18 turnovers, leading to 27 points for the Razorbacks. Madden, Clarke and Bobby Portis had three steals each for Arkansas.

Bell's first-half shooting stretch helped the Razorbacks turn a one-point deficit into a 14-point lead in a matter of minutes.

Clarke added a 3-pointer during the 23-8 Arkansas run, which put the Razorbacks up 39-25 after a pair of free throws by Portis.

The fun for the crowd of 16,508 in Bud Walton Arena only continued in the second half, with the Razorbacks extending their lead to 63-35 after an inside basket by Michael Qualls.

Bell continued his hot play off the bench in the second half, and his sixth 3-pointer of the game gave Arkansas its largest lead at 90-47 with 12:01 remaining.

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2nd 0:00 End of Game 80 - 110
2nd 0:16 Moses Kingsley Defensive Rebound. 80 - 110
2nd 0:16 Anthony Perez missed Three Point Jumper. 80 - 110
2nd 0:24 Dwight Coleby Offensive Rebound. 80 - 110
2nd 0:24 Martavious Newby missed Layup. 80 - 110

Statistics

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28-75 FG 37-77
37 Field Goal % 48
8-29 3PT 17-30
28 Three Point % 57
16-26 FT 19-20
62 Free Throw % 95
49 Rebounds 37
20 Offensive Rebounds 10
29 Defensive Rebounds 27
11 Assists 27
5 Steals 12
2 Blocks 6
18 Turnovers 6
0 Team Turnovers 0
18 Total Turnovers 6
0 Technical Fouls 0
0 Total Technical Fouls 0
0 Flagrant Fouls 0
9 Points Off Turnovers 27
0 Fast Break Points 0
0 Points in Paint 0
15 Fouls 21

Game Information

Bud Walton Arena

Location: Fayetteville, AR
Attendance: 15,962 | Capacity:

2025-26 Southeastern Conference Standings

TEAM CONF GB OVER
Florida 16-2 - 27-8
Arkansas 13-5 3 28-9
Alabama 13-5 3 25-10
Vanderbilt 11-7 5 27-9
Tennessee 11-7 5 25-12
Texas A&M 11-7 5 22-12
Georgia 10-8 6 22-11
Kentucky 10-8 6 22-14
Missouri 10-8 6 20-13
Texas 9-9 7 21-15
Auburn 7-11 9 22-16
Oklahoma 7-11 9 21-16
Mississippi State 5-13 11 13-19
Ole Miss 4-14 12 15-20
South Carolina 4-14 12 13-19
LSU 3-15 13 15-17
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