Arizona rolled past Arkansas 109-88 in an NCAA matchup, winning by 21 points in a game defined by pace and offensive efficiency. The Wildcats consistently generated quality looks and kept the scoreboard moving, building separation as the game progressed and preventing Arkansas from stringing together a sustained run. Arizona’s offense was the story, reaching 109 points and repeatedly capitalizing in transition and early offense. The Wildcats’ ball movement and ability to convert possessions into points allowed them to maintain control, while Arkansas was forced into a faster tempo than it preferred and spent much of the night trying to trade baskets. Arkansas had stretches where it found scoring rhythm, but it couldn’t get enough stops to cut meaningfully into the margin. Each time the Razorbacks threatened to close the gap, Arizona answered with timely scoring bursts to restore a comfortable lead. Going forward, Arizona can take confidence from a complete offensive performance and the ability to sustain pressure for 40 minutes. For Arkansas, the result underscores the need for improved defensive execution and more consistent possession-by-possession control against high-tempo opponents, especially when the game speed increases.