Scores

Final

Vanderbilt 65

(13-3, 2-0 SEC)

Alabama 64

(11-5, 1-1 SEC)

9:00 PM ET, January 13, 2010

Coleman Coliseum, Tuscaloosa, AL

1 2 T
VAN 28 3765
ALA 35 2964

Top Performers

Vanderbilt: J. Taylor 13 Pts, 9 Reb, 1 Ast, 2 Stl

Alabama: M. Torrance 23 Pts, 5 Reb, 6 Ast, 1 Stl

Vanderbilt 65, Alabama 64

Associated Press

TUSCALOOSA, Ala. -- Jeffery Taylor made 1-of-2 free throws with 6 seconds left to help Vanderbilt complete a come-from-behind 65-64 victory over Alabama on Wednesday night.

The Crimson Tide's Anthony Brock then missed a shot in traffic and JaMychal Green couldn't control the ball for a follow-up attempt as the final seconds ticked off with the Commodores (13-3, 2-0 Southeastern Conference) claiming their seventh consecutive win.

Jermaine Beal's jumper gave Vandy a 64-62 lead with 47 seconds left. Green tied it with two free throws 11 seconds later after starting 1-of-5 from the line.

Then Tony Mitchell fouled Taylor, who missed his first shot before putting the Commodores ahead after they trailed by 10 points 2 minutes into the second half.

Alabama (11-5, 1-1) had won four straight games by an average of 15 points.

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Team Stat Comparison

 
VAN
ALA
Points 65 64
FG Made-Attempted 20-51 (.392) 25-53 (.472)
3P Made-Attempted 5-10 (.500) 4-13 (.308)
FT Made-Attempted 20-37 (.541) 10-17 (.588)
Fouls (Tech/Flagrant) 19 (0/0) 24 (0/0)
Largest Lead 3 10

Game Leaders

 
VAN
ALA
PointsA. Ogilvy 13M. Torrance 23
ReboundsA. Ogilvy 9J. Green 10
AssistsA. Walker 3M. Torrance 6
StealsA. Walker 2M. Torrance 1
BlocksF. Ezeli 2J. Green 2
Team Stats: Vanderbilt | Alabama

2009-10 Season

DATEGAMELINKS
» Jan 13, 2010 VAN 65, @ALA 64Recap

Next 5 Games

VAN
ALA
01/16 @SCAR 6:00pm
01/23 AUB 1:30pm
01/27 @TENN 7:00pm
01/30 @UK 4:00pm
02/03 MSST 8:00pm
 01/16 @ARK 1:47pm
01/19 TENN 7:00pm
01/23 MSST 12:00pm
01/27 LSU 8:00pm
01/30 @AUB 4:00pm
Complete Schedule: Vanderbilt | Alabama

Southeastern Conference Standings

TEAMCONF W-LTOTAL W-L
#2 Kentucky14-232-2
#10 Tennessee11-525-8
Vanderbilt12-424-8
Mississippi State9-723-11
#23 Ole Miss9-721-10
Florida9-721-12
Alabama6-1017-15
South Carolina6-1015-16
Auburn6-1015-17
Georgia5-1114-17
Arkansas7-914-18
LSU2-1411-20
View expanded standings »