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Tennessee State University

106
Winner Vanderbilt VUWBB (5-1)
55
Tennessee State Lady Tigers TSU (1-4)
Winner
Vanderbilt VUWBB
(5-1)
106
Final
55
Tennessee State Lady Tigers TSU
(1-4)
Score By Periods
Team 1 2 3 4 F
Vanderbilt VUWBB 21 29 27 29 106
Tennessee State Lady Tigers TSU 16 11 12 16 55

Game Recap: WOMEN'S BASKETBALL |

Women's Basketball Falls to Vanderbilt at Home

FINAL BOX 

Final Score: Tennessee State 55 – Vanderbilt 106
Records: TSU (1-4) – Vanderbilt (5-1)
Venue: Gentry Center
Location: Nashville, Tenn.

NASHVILLE --- Despite getting off to a solid start, the Tennessee State University women's basketball team fell to Vanderbilt, 106-55, Monday night in the Gentry Center.

TSU (1-4) hosted Vanderbilt (5-1) on campus for the first time since 1991.

The Lady Tigers were led in scoring by freshman Deaja Richardson's 14 points while Jazmine Young finished with 12.

VU had five players score in double-digits led by LeaLea Carter's 20 points.

INSIDE THE NUMBERS

HOW IT HAPPENED

  • TSU came out strong against the SEC opponent and trailed by only, 21-16, after the first quarter.
  • The Lady Tigers continued to battle and managed to cut the deficit to 23-20 early in the second frame.
  • The momentum shifted, however, as the Commodores used an overwhelming, 19-0, run to take control of the game and open the score up to, 42-20.
  • Megan Kent ended TSU's seven-minute scoring drought with a bucket in the paint.
  • TSU was outscored, 29-11, in the second period.
  • In the third stanza, the game was scoreless through the first two minutes of action.
  • VU got on the board first and posted six straight points before a TSU timeout.
  • TSU could not dig itself out of the hole.

GAME NOTES

  • Vanderbilt leads the all-time series 16-2.
  • Taylor Roberts didn't score in double-digits for the first time this season after limited minutes.
  • TSU hit five three pointers in the game.
  • Jazmine Young scored in double figures for the fourth time this season. 
  • Deaja Richardson's 14 points was a career-high.

UP NEXT

  • Tennessee State will return to action on Saturday, Nov. 30 on the road at South Alabama. Game time is scheduled for 1 p.m. in the Mitchell Center.

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