The Stanford Cardinal (3-1) take on the 20^th-ranked Arkansas Razorbacks (3-1) in the Battle 4 Atlantis in the Bahamas on Wednesday, November 22 at 7:30 PM ET. The Razorbacks sport a point spread of -6.5 (-110), showing they are slightly favored to win.

The Cardinal are coming off of a 95-70 win over the Eastern Washington Eagles, which marked the fourth loss for the Eagles and still without a win. This got them back on track after a 89-77 loss to the Santa Clara Broncos.

Maxime Raynaud (19.3 PPG, 9.0 REB) leads the team in scoring and does a good job at shooting 56.1 percent from the field. They have a good shot at doing well in the PAC-12, but must take care of business early in the season.

They put up 87.8 points a game and take on 77.8 from their opponents. They do well at shooting 49.3 percent from the field and adding 36.5 rebounds a game.

They have 18.8 assists each, which indicates they do well in moving the ball to land scoring opportunities. They also chip in 4.3 blocks and 6.5 steals a game.

The Razorbacks just suffered their first loss of the season, which was a 78-72 upset against the UNC Greensboro Spartans. They were down 38-24 at the half, which was a bad start and ultimately led to their demise.

They have a good chance at winning the SEC this year, but have to correct their mistakes on defense. Khalif Battle (16.5 PPG, 3.8 REB) leads the offensive attack and will be a key contributor to their success.

They average 84.3 points a game and allow 70.5 from the opposing side. They have been shooting 49.1 percent from the field and have 13.3 assists each time, showing they also do well in getting quality shot attempts.

The Razorbacks grab 38.8 rebounds each game, which will be a key component to their success. They also add in 7.8 blocks and 5.3 steals, which shows they are a solid defensive team.

MyBookie showcases the Arkansas Razorbacks as slight favorites to win this game. Long at market analysis, the Razorbacks have a 55.1 percent chance to find success.

The Razorbacks were horrendous from beyond the arc at 17.4 percent in their recent loss and they also allowed the Spartans to shoot 37.5 percent from three. This will likely not happen again, so look for the Razorbacks to have a steady performance.