Vanderbilt Commodores vs Tennessee Volunteers Prediction and Pick, College Basketball Picks, 3-7-2026

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Vanderbilt Commodores vs Tennessee Volunteers Prediction – College Basketball Picks 3-7-2026

During their most recent match, the Vanderbilt Commodores faced off against Ole Miss and emerged victorious with a total score of 89-86. With regard to personal fouls, the Commodores finished with a total of 21, while Ole Miss was responsible for a total of 21 personal fouls. Moreover, they were successful in eight of their eighteen attempts from beyond the perimeter. Ole Miss was able to achieve a charity stripe percentage of 78.8 percent by burying 26 of its 33 shots. In addition, Ole Miss was able to record 38 rebounds (10 offensive and 28 defensive), but they were unable to register a single rejection. As a team, Ole Miss finished with a total of 14 assists and 6 steals throughout this match. When it comes to defense, Vanderbilt allowed the other team to shoot 45.6% from the field, which was accomplished by shooting 26 out of 57 shots. In addition, they had a total of 17 assists during the game, as well as causing the opposing side to commit 16 turnovers and stealing 10 balls. With regard to the amount of rebounds that they obtained, they racked up a total of 39, with 18 of those being on the offensive end of the court. A total of 22 of 30 attempts at the free throw line were successful for the Commodores, resulting in a percentage of 73.3%. At the conclusion of the game, Vanderbilt had a field goal percentage of 38.7% (29 of 75), and they had made nine of their thirty-two three-point tries.

One of the players who had a significant role in the matchup was named Tyler Tanner. He shot 11 of 19 from the field and finished with 34 points. Not only did he spend forty-four minutes on the hardwood, but he also gathered five boards. Ultimately, he had a field goal percentage of 57.9% and contributed seven assists to the court.

With a win-loss record of 23-7 for the season, Vanderbilt enters this competition with a strong performance. At the moment, they are averaging 87.0 points per game, which places them thirteenth in the nation, and they are shooting 47.7% from the field. From outside the arc, the Commodores are connecting on 35.2% of their shots (291 of 827), while they are making 78.0% of their free throws from the penalty area. At this point in the season, Vanderbilt has recorded 499 assists and is now ranked 50th in Division 1 in terms of passing the ball. The team is also averaging 36.0 rebounds per game. The average number of times they turn the ball over is 9.6 per game, and they commit 19.6 fouls per game as a team.

When the Commodores are on the defensive end of the court, they are able to cause 13.0 turnovers per game while also drawing 19.2 personal fouls. The number of assists that they have allowed to their opponents so far this season is 335, which places them in the 28th position in college basketball. The defense of the Commodores is allowing a field goal percentage of 42.4% (739 of 1,743), and they are also allowing 34.3 rebounds per game as a team. In addition, they are ranked 218th in Division I in terms of opponents’ points per game (74.9), and they allow 31.6% of shots from outside the perimeter.

The most recent time the Tennessee Volunteers competed on the court, they defeated South Carolina by a final score of 78-59. This victory was the Tennessee Volunteers’ most recent victory. The manner in which Tennessee allowed South Carolina to get 19 total rebounds, seven of which were on the offensive glass, is in relation to how they rebounded. They ended up shooting 14 out of 20 from the free throw line, which is a 70 percent success rate, while they shot 33.3% from the field by making 9 of 27 shots. Under the direction of the Volunteers, South Carolina was able to successfully complete 18 of its 49 field goal attempts, resulting in a shooting percentage of 36.7% during this match. The Volunteers concluded the game with a shooting percentage of 54.1%, which was based on their shooting percentage from the floor, which was 33 out of 61. A total of four of Tennessee’s fourteen attempts at three-point shots were successful, representing a 28.6% success rate. A total of eight of their free throw attempts were successful, giving them a success rate of 66.7%. Due to the fact that South Carolina was called for a total of twelve fouls throughout the game, the Volunteers were forced to take a total of twelve shots from the free throw line. In addition, they were able to steal nine balls during the game, despite giving up control six times. A total of 30 rebounds were collected by the Volunteers during the game, with 21 coming from the defensive side and 9 coming from the offensive side.

It is J.P. There was a possibility that Estrella would be a factor for the Volunteers in this competition. In the 27 minutes that he was on the floor, he finished with a total of 22 points and three assists for the game. During this game, he made 10 of his 13 field goal attempts, giving him a field goal percentage of 76.9%. Additionally, he grabbed seven rebounds.

The Tennessee Volunteers began the year with a record of 21-9. In terms of their offensive performance, the Volunteers are currently ranked 98th in the nation with a field goal percentage of 46.7%. Throughout the course of this season, Tennessee has amassed 2,400 points (80.0 per game), and they have pulled down 42.7 rebounds per game. While they are allowing possession to be lost 12.0 times per game, they are averaging 17.2 assists per game, which places them 29th in the competition among collegiate teams. During each game, the Volunteers commit 17.7 personal fouls, and they shoot 69.5% from the charity stripe shooting percentage.

The Tennessee defense allows opponents to make 30.6% of their three-point shots (238 of 778) they attempt, and opponents are successful on 69.1% of their foul shots. On the defensive end, they have received 10.8 assists and 29.3 boards in each and every game, which places them in the 18th and 7th positions, respectively, in both categories. With a surrendered PPG of 68.9, the Volunteers are ranked 56th in the college football rankings. They have allowed teams to shoot 40.8% from the field, which is the 35th best percentage in college basketball, and they have forced 11.1 turnovers on a nightly average.

✅ Our Vanderbilt Commodores vs Tennessee Volunteers Pick: Vanderbilt ✅

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