"I thought the difference the game was our poor start," said Ole Miss head coach Chris Beard in an interview postgame. "They (Vanderbilt) were very aggressive out of the gate, and

Vanderbilt basketball nearly blew a 19-point lead, but held on to win, 77-72, on Saturday at Memorial Gymnasium. The Commodores got off to an excellent start in the first half, building up a lead as many as 19 points.

Vanderbilt basketball again let its opponent back in the game even after acquiring a substantial lead. This time, the Commodores thwarted Ole Miss.

The Vanderbilt Commodores claimed their third ranked victory of the season on Saturday, adding No. 24 Ole Miss to the resume along with No. 6 Tennessee and No. 9 Kentucky. The 'Dores got all three wins at home as head coach Mark Byington and his program is restoring Memorial Gymnasium as a house of horrors for the opposition.

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The Ole Miss men's basketball team has been struggling in recent weeks under second-year head coach Chris Beard. After a stretch in which the team won four of five games, including a dominant performance against nationally ranked Kentucky, the Rebels have dropped two straight games in agonizing fashion.

Vanderbilt basketball (18-9, 6-8) got a much needed win over the No. 24 Ole Miss Rebels (19-8, 8-6) as the Commodores continue to maximize their opportunities inside Memorial Gymnasium. Vanderbilt defeated the Rebels 77-72 for their third victory over a top 25 team.

Ole Miss men’s basketball (19-8, 8-6 SEC) fell on the road at Vanderbilt 77-72, Saturday at Memorial Gymnasium. The Commodores (18-9, 6-8 SEC) were led by Chris Manon with 16 points. Ole Miss forward Malik Dia led all scorers with 22 points on 8-of-12 shooting.