Arkansas basketball secured an SEC win over Georgia thanks to its offensive rebounding and a determination to get to the free-throw line.

Adou Thiero, who followed Calipari from Kentucky to Arkansas, had five points in the final minute to end the team's five-game losing skid.

Arkansas forward Karter Knox (11) shoots a free throw, Wednesday, Jan. 22, 2025, during the second half of the Razorbacks' 68-65 win over the Georgia Bulldogs at Bud Walton Arena in Fayetteville. (Hank Layton/WholeHogSports)

Adou Thiero and Karter Knox led Arkansas to the second-largest, come-from-behind win (tied) in Bud Walton Arena history, turning a 12-point halftime deficit into a 68-65 victory over Georgia Wednesday night.

Adou Thiero split a pair of free throws with 1.6 seconds left, then scored a layup at the buzzer after rebounding his missed second attempt, giving Arkansas a 68-65 win

Arkansas basketball has a long way to go before it can become considered a national powerhouse again, but the Razorbacks took a small step toward that goal on Wednesday night. John Calipari and his Razorbacks pulled off a thrilling come-from-behind 68-65 win over the Georgia Bulldogs at Bud Walton Arena in Fayetteville,

Adou Thiero scored 17 points and grabbed 11 rebounds, and Arkansas rallied from a 15-point deficit and beat Georgia 68-65 on Wednesday night for its first Southeastern Conference win. Arkansas trailed 46-31 with 16:40 remaining and later used an 18-6 run for its first lead of the game,

In a year full of adversity and setbacks, the Arkansas Razorbacks just needed to win a game by any means necessary.

Arkansas basketball finally has an SEC victory after erasing a 15-point deficit and rallying past Georgia for a gritty win.

The Razorbacks snag their first win of conference play in a nail-biter with Adou Thiero's game-winning free throw, offensive rebound and putback securing the 68-65 win in the closing seconds.