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Volleyball Out-Hits Arkansas by 192 Points in a Dominant Sweep

Imani Howell put down eight kills on 11 swings without an error, Rutgers hit .344 to Arkansas' .152, and the Scarlet Knights opened the Big Ten/SEC Challenge with a three-set win Tuesday.

Volleyball Out-Hits Arkansas by 192 Points in a Dominant Sweep

On Tuesday at Memorial Gymnasium in Nashville, Rutgers secured a dominant 3-0 sweep over Arkansas by a staggering 192 points. The Scarlet Knights dominated every aspect of the match, holding Arkansas to a paltry .152 hitting percentage and outscoring them 75-55. Rutgers' attack efficiency was also on display, as they tallied 44 kills to Arkansas' 27.

The Scarlet Knights were relentless, taking 66.1% of service points and racking up nine aces while committing only nine reception errors. Gaby Cornier was the primary target for Arkansas' defense, hitting the ball away on three occasions. Kiki Remensperger led the way in digs, showing her all-around prowess on the floor. The second set saw no lead changes or ties, while the third set ended with a Rutgers timeout and pivotal kills by Skylar George and Natalie Robinson.

Overall, Rutgers showcased their superior skills and strategy, leaving Arkansas in the dust throughout the match.

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