What's going on everybody and welcome into Hog Hoops Live? I'm your host

Curtis Wilgerson. You can find me over at hog sports.com with Trey Biddy

Danny West and Andrew Ellis. Arkansas absolutely throttled Kentucky and Rupp Arena Tuesday night.

We're going to talk about what was a massive statement win by the razorbacks and how it changes

the outlook for this group moving forward. And folks, we got to give credit to

Eric Musselman where it's due because he is doing some things here that just

can't be taken for granted. Let's go ahead and get started. Alrighty, you know all the places you can watch and listen to the show at this point.

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razorback fans out there and we definitely do appreciate it. I mean man is there a

better feeling in the world than watching the stands empty with four minutes to play in Rupp Arena.

If you're a razorback fan or really a college basketball fan because Kentucky's the

villain, right? That's what happens with Blue Bloods. That was awesome. Big Blue Nation was trying to beat the

traffic out of there last night while Arkansas absolutely embarrassed Kentucky on its home floor. 88 to 73 win for the razorbacks.

Listen, it was a dominant performance, a breakout performance that I think has been

building, it's been brewing, and quite frankly it's been overdue but they got it.

Really impressive. The second largest margin of defeat by a John Calipari coach

Kentucky team at home. The largest win by an Arkansas team over

Kentucky since a 105 to 88 victory in Lexington that was in the 9192

season. Mus, man.

Eric Musman's won three straight over the Wildcats.

That includes the last two times they've met and rub.

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