Led by Tasha Humphrey’s 23 points, all five Lady Dog starters scored in double figures, and Georgia went over 60 points for the first time in two weeks in a 72-58 win at Arkansas on Thursday night.

With the win, the team avoided the program’s first 4-game losing streak under Andy Landers. The Lady Dogs are now 4-4 in the SEC.

The Lady Dogs will remain in Arkansas today, practice, and then head to Baton Rouge for a nationally-televised game on Sunday at LSU. LSU is tied for the league lead with a perfect 8-0 record, and they’ve been dominant on both ends of the court with Sylvia Fowles controlling the low post. Georgia beat LSU in Athens last season on Ashley Houts’ buzzer-beater.