Arkansas' loss to Vanderbilt on Tuesday night, its sixth this season at Bud Walton Arena, has taken any last hope of making the NCAA Tournament out of the Razorbacks' control and into the hands of others.
Tied for 11th in the SEC standings at 5-10 with Georgia, the Hogs can only get out of having to win five games in five days at in the SEC Tournament if Ole Miss and Texas A&M lose more of their last three games than the Razorbacks.
The Rebels and the Aggies (who Arkansas owns the tiebreaker against) are tied for ninth at 9-6.
Arkansas has the toughest remaining schedule as it travels to Kentucky, gets LSU at home and closes the season at Alabama.
Ole Miss is at Missouri, Georgia and home for Texas A&M, while the Aggies are at Georgia and host Mississippi State and the Rebels.
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