Chris Warren scored 20 of his 31
points in the second half, and Mississippi rallied from a late
nine-point deficit to edge Arkansas 68-66 Saturday.
    The Razorbacks (14-17, 7-9 Southeastern Conference) appeared in
control with a 65-56 lead and Ole Miss struggling to score, but the
Rebels (21-9, 9-7) slowly chipped away, scoring seven straight
points to cut the deficit to two. Warren then made a 3-pointer with
53.2 seconds left - after Ole Miss rebounded its own missed free
throw - to give his team its first lead at 66-65.
    The Rebels held on when Murphy Holloway blocked Julysses Nobles’
shot as the Arkansas guard drove into traffic in the final seconds.
    Ole Miss wrapped up a first-round bye in the SEC tournament with
the win.