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•Seniors Morgan Eye and Bree Fowler finished their Mizzou home careers in style, Eye finishing with six points and Fowler grabbing six rebounds, two short of her career high.

•Eye and Fowler finished their careers with a 45-23 home record at Mizzou Arena. Their record overall over the past four years is 64-59.

•The Tigers finished the conference regular season with a record of 7-9, their most conference victories since 2005-06 when they had ten victories in the Big 12 season.

•Arkansas' 41 points are the lowest total points Mizzou has allowed all season and the lowest since they allowed just 30 in their win against Tennesseee-Martin on December 7th, 2010.

• Mizzou's defense held the Razorbacks to just 13.6 percent (3-22) shooting in the first half, the lowest first half total for any Tiger opponent this season.

• Arkansas scored only three points over the final 12 minutes of the first half, all of which came from the free-throw line. Over that stretch Mizzou outscored the Razorbacks 14-3 to build their 13-point halftime lead.

•Sophomore forward Jordan Frericks knocked down one more shot than the entire Arkansas team in the first half. Frericks finished the game with ten points, her third consecutive game in double figures.

•Sophomore guard Sierra Michaelis reached the double figure plateau for the fourth time in the past five games helping the team finish the regular season on a four game winning streak.

•The Razorbacks were held to under 30% (27.3%) shooting for the first time since January 4th, 2015 against Texas A&M.

•Mizzou shot 81% from the charity stripe compared to Arkansas shooting just 41%.

•Bench points were a big factor as Mizzou's reserves outscored Arkansas' 13-0.

•11 of the 19 field goals the Tigers knocked down started with an assist compared to just five of 15 for the Razorbacks.