Out of the break, Makayla Daniels broke the Razorbacks' drought with a much-needed triple and Carr tied the game at 26 with a layup. With the Lady Raiders on a 10-0 run, Arkansas took a timeout, as Texas Tech led 26-21 with 2:17 left in the quarter. The Lady Raiders then took their first lead of the game on their next possession with another 3-pointer, while Arkansas was held scoreless for four minutes. At the media timeout, Arkansas had the slight edge, 21-18, but out of the break, Texas Tech drained a triple to tie the game at 21 with less than four minutes remaining in the half. Texas Tech responded with a layup and got fouled in the process but could not convert the 3-point play. It took nearly 6.5 minutes, but Carr knocked down a triple to take the Razorbacks out of their drought.

Texas Tech capitalized on a slow start for the Razorbacks in the second quarter, as the Lady Raiders started the frame on a 4-0 run. After Arkansas' 15-0 start, the Lady Raiders outscoring the Razorbacks 12-3 in the second half of the quarter. The Lady Raiders then knocked down a triple, and after one quarter, the Razorbacks held an 18-12 advantage. Texas Tech began to pick it up and went on a 5-0 run, while Arkansas was in a scoring drought for nearly three minutes. With three minutes to go in the quarter, Arkansas led 17-4. Texas Tech scored its first basket after nearly six minutes with a jumper, but Spencer answered with another jumper of her own. Arkansas continued to get the job done on defense, capitalizing with another Poffenbarger triple. Carr then knocked down a 3-pointer and Erynn Barnum came up with a steal to deliver a layup, as Arkansas was up early, 8-0, just 1:16 into the game, forcing Texas Tech to take an early timeout. The Razorbacks capitalized with a second-chance 3-pointer courtesy of Saylor Poffenbarger. Texas Tech won the tip, but Samara Spencer took a charge to force an early Lady Raider turnover. Arkansas will travel to Kansas to play the Jayhawks in the Great Eight on Sunday afternoon, marking Arkansas' fourth appearance in the fourth round of the WNIT, first since 2011. Makayla Daniels led the Razorbacks with 21 points and eight rebounds, while Chrissy Carr added 17 points. Texas Tech settled in, owning the lead for eight minutes of the contest that saw six lead changes and four ties, but the Razorbacks owned a 19-14 advantage in the third quarter, which was the difference in the game. Arkansas came out with the fire, starting the game off with a 15-0 lead. FAYETTEVILLE - The Arkansas women's basketball team (24-12) gutted out a 71-66 victory over former Southwest Conference Texas Tech (20-15) in front of an energized home crowd in the Postseason WNIT Super 16.

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