FAYETTEVILLE -- Jabril Durham hit a three-pointer 11 seconds into the game, and the senior point guard continued to shoot well on his way to a career-high 17 points in Arkansas' 84-72 victory over Missouri on Saturday night.
Durham's previous high had been 14 points in the Razorbacks' 117-78 victory over Northwestern (La.) State.
"We went in with the idea we were going to let Jabril shoot from three, and he knocked down two early, so that didn't work," Missouri Coach Kim Anderson said.
"It felt really good going out there and being a threat and affecting the game in a positive way, especially after the last two games when that didn't happen," said Durham, who added 6 assists, 4 rebounds and 2 steals with 0 turnovers.