Three Big Questions Heading into Arkansas - LSU

Neither the upper or lower bowls will be far from full as the Razorbacks are looking to stay in the race for a regular season SEC title and second straight conference home victory.

Will Students Show Up?

With a major winter storm ready to blast the majority of the Southeastern U.S., Arkansas season ticketholders across the state and its borders will likely be missing in action. 

Over a foot of snow is expected in Northwest Arkansas beginning Friday night and high temperatures around 0 as wind chills will be in the negative. 

Coach John Calipari took to X (Twitter) Thursday afternoon requesting Arkansas season ticket holders who can't attend to give their ticket back to the program so students can be allowed to attend instead. 

Arkansas has played exceptionally well at home this season with a perfect 11-0 record inside Bud Walton Arena, including three straight double-digit victories against Tennessee, South Carolina and Vanderbilt. 

In order to keep the Razorbacks humming, Calipari wants his arena fuller than what it could be with students ready to impact the atmosphere, filling seats that would likely go empty had he not interjected.

Staying Hot From Three

Outside of a couple road games against ranked opponents such as Michigan State and Georgia, the Razorbacks have been among the best three-point shooting teams in the nation. 

Take out both of those losses, and Arkansas averages a 40% rate from beyond the arc (160-of-400 attempts) on the season. That would improve an already stellar rate from No. 16 nationally to No. 7 in the nation while still leading the SEC.

A crazier stat to this point in this season is four Razorbacks are hitting at least 40% of their three- point attempts. Also, five Hogs have drilled at least 22 threes during Arkansas' 19 regular season games.