A Dominant Finish in Paradise
The Arkansas Razorbacks concluded their Bahamian Summer League campaign on August 4 with a commanding 105‑48 win over the University of Calgary, sealing a flawless 4‑0 record and an average margin of victory that topped 46 points.
Freshman guard JJ Andrews was the offensive catalyst, pouring in 24 points and helping the team shoot a scorching 75 percent in the opening half, a burst that set the tone for the rest of the game.
Veteran big man Abdou Toure added 20 points, while forward Caleb Ourigou contributed a double‑double of 10 points and 16 rebounds, underscoring the team’s depth and inside presence.
When starting point guard Jordan Smith Jr. left the court with an ankle injury in the first half, the Razorbacks turned to Jeremiah Wilkinson, who ably filled the role with nine assists and four points, keeping the offense fluid.
Arkansas’s defense forced nine turnovers, converting them into 16 points, while holding Calgary to just 23.5 percent shooting overall; the team also outscored its opponents in the paint 68‑23, reflecting a balanced attack.
Live updates from the Southwest Times Record tracked the Razorbacks’ schedule, which included wins over teams from The Bahamas, Carleton University and Toros del Valle, reinforcing the squad’s growing confidence heading into the next phase of competition.