1994-95 Arkansas Razorbacks — schedule and results

The 1994-95 Arkansas Razorbacks went 32-7 (12-4 in the SEC) under head coach Nolan Richardson. The team peaked at #1 in the AP poll. Simple Rating System: 16.91.

Game-by-game results (39 games)

DateOpponentResultArena
1994-11-25neutral Massachusetts MinutemenL 80–104Springfield Civic Center
1994-11-27neutral Georgetown HoyasW 97–79The Pyramid
1994-11-30vs Jackson State TigersW 103–87Bud Walton Arena
1994-12-03at Missouri TigersW 94–71Hearnes Center
1994-12-06vs centenary laW 121–94Bud Walton Arena
1994-12-08at SMU MustangsW 78–66Moody Coliseum
1994-12-10vs Murray State RacersW 94–69Bud Walton Arena
1994-12-21vs Florida A&M RattlersW 97–57Bud Walton Arena
1994-12-23vs Tulsa Golden HurricaneW 82–63Bud Walton Arena
1994-12-28neutral Oklahoma SoonersW 86–84Special Events Arena
1994-12-29neutral Cincinnati BearcatsW 84–75Special Events Arena
1994-12-30neutral Iowa HawkeyesW 101–92Special Events Arena
1995-01-04at Ole Miss RebelsL 71–76C.M. "Tad" Smith Coliseum
1995-01-07vs Tennessee VolunteersW 97–79Bud Walton Arena
1995-01-11vs Mississippi State BulldogsW 79–74Bud Walton Arena
1995-01-14at Auburn TigersL 90–104Beard–Eaves–Memorial Coliseum
1995-01-18vs Georgia BulldogsW 84–82Bud Walton Arena
1995-01-21at South Carolina GamecocksW 88–73Carolina Coliseum
1995-01-24vs Alabama Crimson TideL 70–88Bud Walton Arena
1995-01-29vs Kentucky WildcatsW 94–92Bud Walton Arena
1995-01-31vs LSU TigersW 105–81Bud Walton Arena
1995-02-04at Mississippi State BulldogsL 62–83Humphrey Coliseum
1995-02-09vs Memphis TigersW 88–87Bud Walton Arena
1995-02-11at Vanderbilt CommodoresW 97–94Memorial Gymnasium
1995-02-15at Alabama Crimson TideW 86–80Coleman Coliseum
1995-02-18vs Ole Miss RebelsW 85–70Bud Walton Arena
1995-02-22at LSU TigersW 92–90Maravich Assembly Center
1995-02-25vs MontevalloW 122–64Bud Walton Arena
1995-02-28at Florida GatorsW 94–85Stephen C. O''Connell Center
1995-03-04vs Auburn TigersW 68–66Bud Walton Arena
1995-03-10neutral Vanderbilt CommodoresW 73–72Georgia Dome
1995-03-11neutral Alabama Crimson TideW 69–58Georgia Dome
1995-03-12neutral Kentucky WildcatsL 93–95 (OTOT)Georgia Dome
1995-03-17neutral Texas Southern TigersW 79–78Frank Erwin Center
1995-03-19neutral Syracuse OrangeW 96–94 (OTOT)Frank Erwin Center
1995-03-24neutral Memphis TigersW 96–91 (OTOT)Kemper Arena
1995-03-26neutral Virginia CavaliersW 68–61Kemper Arena
1995-04-01neutral North Carolina Tar HeelsW 75–68Kingdome
1995-04-03neutral UCLA BruinsL 78–89Kingdome

Game recaps

1994-11-25: Massachusetts routed Arkansas Razorbacks 104–80. Louis Roe led the winners with 34 points. Scotty Thurman had 17 for Arkansas Razorbacks.

1994-11-27: Arkansas Razorbacks beat Georgetown 97–79 as Corliss Williamson scored a team-high 22. Allen Iverson had 19 for Georgetown. Corliss Williamson grabbed 16 rebounds.

1994-11-30: Arkansas Razorbacks handled Jackson St. 103–87. Corliss Williamson led the winners with 20 points. Titus Hooten had 23 for Jackson St.

1994-12-03: Arkansas Razorbacks routed Missouri 94–71. Scotty Thurman led the winners with 27 points. Paul O'Liney had 21 for Missouri.

1994-12-06: Arkansas Razorbacks routed Centenary 121–94. Darnell Robinson led the winners with 24 points. Aljay Foreman had 24 for Centenary.

1994-12-08: Behind Corliss Williamson's 21 points, Arkansas Razorbacks pulled away from SMU 78–66. Troy Matthews had 16 for SMU.

1994-12-10: Behind Clint McDaniel's 17 points, Arkansas Razorbacks rolled past Murray St. 94–69. Vincent Rainey had 23 for Murray St.

1994-12-21: Behind Corliss Williamson's 23 points, Arkansas Razorbacks rolled past Florida A&M 97–57. Byron Coast had 15 for Florida A&M.

1994-12-23: Arkansas Razorbacks handled Tulsa 82–63. Corliss Williamson led the winners with 21 points. Shea Seals had 14 for Tulsa.

1994-12-28: Arkansas Razorbacks survived Oklahoma 86–84 as Corliss Williamson scored a team-high 19. Ryan Minor had 31 for Oklahoma.

1994-12-29: Arkansas Razorbacks got past Cincinnati 84–75 as Corliss Williamson scored a team-high 27. LaZelle Darden had 17 for Cincinnati.

1994-12-30: Arkansas Razorbacks beat Iowa 101–92. Corey Beck led the winners with 17 points. Kenyon Murray had 23 for Iowa.

1995-01-04: Ole Miss got past Arkansas Razorbacks 76–71 as John Jackson scored a team-high 18. Alex Dillard had 16 for Arkansas Razorbacks.

1995-01-07: Behind Corliss Williamson's 25 points, Arkansas Razorbacks pulled away from Tennessee 97–79. Shane Williams had 16 for Tennessee.

1995-01-14: Auburn handled Arkansas Razorbacks 104–90. Wes Flanigan led the winners with 23 points. Scotty Thurman had 27 for Arkansas Razorbacks.

1995-01-18: Behind Corliss Williamson's 22 points, Arkansas Razorbacks held off Georgia 84–82. Ty Wilson had 17 for Georgia.

1995-01-21: Arkansas Razorbacks beat South Carolina 88–73 as Corliss Williamson scored a team-high 22. Andy Bostick had 24 for South Carolina.

1995-01-24: Alabama handled Arkansas Razorbacks 88–70. Eric Washington led the winners with 23 points. Corliss Williamson had 17 for Arkansas Razorbacks.

1995-01-29: Behind Corliss Williamson's 28 points, Arkansas held off Kentucky Wildcats 94–92. Tony Delk had 31 for Kentucky Wildcats.

1995-01-31: Behind Alex Dillard's 22 points, Arkansas Razorbacks rolled past LSU 105–81. Ronnie Henderson had 24 for LSU.

1995-02-04: Mississippi St. blew out Arkansas Razorbacks 83–62 as Darryl Wilson scored a team-high 25. Corliss Williamson had 20 for Arkansas Razorbacks.

1995-02-11: Behind Scotty Thurman's 21 points, Arkansas Razorbacks held off Vanderbilt 97–94. Ronnie McMahan had 34 for Vanderbilt.

1995-02-15: Behind Scotty Thurman's 29 points, Arkansas Razorbacks defeated Alabama 86–80. Eric Washington had 16 for Alabama.

1995-02-18: Arkansas Razorbacks beat Ole Miss 85–70 as Corliss Williamson scored a team-high 29. Ansu Sesay had 20 for Ole Miss.

1995-02-22: Arkansas Razorbacks survived LSU 92–90 as Corliss Williamson scored a team-high 29. Ronnie Henderson had 28 for LSU.

1995-02-25: Behind Landis Williams's 24 points, Arkansas Razorbacks rolled past Montevallo 122–64. Nate Driggers had 37 for Montevallo.

1995-02-28: Arkansas Razorbacks beat Florida 94–85. Corliss Williamson led the winners with 20 points. Dan Cross had 29 for Florida. Andrew DeClercq grabbed 16 rebounds.

1995-03-04: Behind Corliss Williamson's 26 points, Arkansas Razorbacks held off Auburn 68–66. Lance Weems had 15 for Auburn.

1995-03-10: Behind Corliss Williamson's 16 points, Arkansas Razorbacks held off Vanderbilt 73–72. Frank Seckar had 18 for Vanderbilt.

1995-03-11: Behind Scotty Thurman's 14 points, Arkansas Razorbacks pulled away from Alabama 69–58. Marvin Orange had 13 for Alabama. Antonio McDyess grabbed 20 rebounds.

1995-03-12: Behind Antoine Walker's 23 points, Kentucky Wildcats held off Arkansas 95–93. Corliss Williamson had 22 for Arkansas.

1995-04-01: Behind Corliss Williamson's 21 points, Arkansas Razorbacks defeated North Carolina 75–68. Donald Williams had 19 for North Carolina.

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