Arkansas' opponent, Maryland-Eastern Shore, came into the game one of the worst teams in D1 college basketball. Kenpom

No. 19 Arkansas Razorbacks demolished MD Eastern Shore, and many reacted positively on social media to the Hogs' victory.

Arkansas (4-1) is looking to string together its fourth consecutive victory, which would be its longest since early in the 2022-23 season. Standing in its way is Maryland-Eastern Shore (2-6), a team picked seventh out of eight teams in the MEAC preseason poll.

In all of Arkansas' four previous victories this season, stretches of sloppy play have marred solid performances by John Calipari's first team in Fayetteville. That wasn't the case on Monday.

Arkansas likely won’t see a team as far off its own quality as Maryland-Eastern Shore for the rest of the season. The Razorbacks used the contest to improve, sharpen in some areas, get some end-of-bench players some minutes and, ultimately, add an easy win to their tally.