Arkansas Razorbacks Lose Freshman Star Boogie Fland for Season After Hand Injury
Coach John Calipari faces tough decisions as Arkansas seeks its first SEC win without their second-leading scorer.
- Boogie Fland, Arkansas' standout freshman guard, sustained a season-ending hand injury during the team's January 11 game against Florida.
- Fland was averaging 15.1 points and 5.7 assists per game, making him the Razorbacks' second-leading scorer and a projected first-round NBA Draft pick.
- Arkansas is currently winless in SEC play (0-5) and has struggled to find consistency, losing five consecutive games by significant margins.
- Coach Calipari is exploring replacements for Fland, with DJ Wagner, Johnell Davis, and Billy Richmond being key candidates to step up in his absence.
- The Razorbacks face Georgia on January 23 in a pivotal game, with adjustments to the starting lineup expected to address the loss of Fland.