How to Watch Missouri vs. Vanderbilt Basketball: Live Stream & TV Channel Info – February 3

Two struggling teams meet when the Missouri Tigers (8-13, 0-8 SEC) visit the Vanderbilt Commodores (5-15, 0-7 SEC) on Saturday, February 3, 2024 at 3:30 PM ET. The Tigers will look to stop an eight-game losing streak against the Commodores, losers of seven straight.

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Tigers vs. Commodores Game Info

• Date: Saturday, February 3, 2024
• Time: 3:30 PM ET
• TV: SEC Network
• Live Stream: Stream NCAA men’s basketball on Paramount Plus and Hulu + Live TV
• Where: Nashville, Tennessee
• Venue: Memorial Gymnasium

Tigers Insights

• With 74.1 points per game on offense, Missouri ranks 183rd in college basketball. Defensively, it surrenders 74.3 points per contest, which ranks 258th in college basketball.
• The Tigers have struggled to pile up rebounds this season, ranking 17th-worst in college basketball with 31.9 rebounds per game. They rank 284th by allowing 37 boards per contest.
• Missouri is dishing out 13.1 dimes per game, which ranks them 192nd in the nation in 2023-24.
• The Tigers rank 96th in the nation with 10.5 turnovers per game so far this year. Meanwhile, they rank 68th with 13.2 forced turnovers per game.
• Missouri is making 8 three-pointers per game (128th-ranked in college basketball). It has a 33.3% shooting percentage (213th-ranked) from three-point land.
• The Tigers rank 229th in the country with 7.7 three-pointers allowed per game so far this year. Meanwhile, they rank 238th with a 34.1% shooting percentage allowed from beyond the arc.
• In terms of shot breakdown, Missouri has taken 59.4% two-pointers (accounting for 69.9% of the team’s baskets) and 40.6% three-pointers (30.1%).

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Commodores Insights

• Vanderbilt puts up 66.3 points per game and give up 72.6, making them 333rd in the nation offensively and 206th defensively.
• The Commodores are 195th in the nation in rebounds per game (35.3) and 297th in rebounds allowed (37.3).
• Vanderbilt is second-worst in the nation in assists (9.5 per game) in 2023-24.
• In terms of turnovers, the Commodores are 75th in the nation in committing them (10.2 per game). They are 269th in forcing them (10.7 per game).
• In 2023-24 Vanderbilt is 254th in the country in 3-point makes (6.7 per game) and eighth-worst in 3-point percentage (28.3%).
• The Commodores are 275th in the country in 3-pointers allowed (8.1 per game) and ninth-worst in 3-point percentage defensively (37.3%).
• Vanderbilt attempts 41.1% percent of its shots from beyond the arc, and 58.9% percent from inside it. In terms of makes, 29.7% of Vanderbilt’s baskets are 3-pointers, and 70.3% are 2-pointers.

Tigers Leaders

• The leader in points and assists for the Tigers is Sean East, who scores 16 points and distributes four assists per game.
• Missouri’s best rebounder is Noah Carter, who averages five boards per game in addition to his 11.6 PPG average.
• Nick Honor makes more threes per game than any other member of the Tigers, knocking down shots from beyond the arc at a clip of 2.2 per contest.
• The Missouri steals leader is Anthony Robinson II, who averages 1.6 takeaways per game, while its blocks leader is Aidan Shaw, who compiles 1.3 rejections per contest.

Commodores Leaders

• Ezra Manjon’s points (14.6 per game) and assists (3.3 per game) stat lines give him the top scoring and assists spots on the Commodores’ leaderboards.
• Tyrin Lawrence is at the top of the Vanderbilt rebounding leaderboard with 5.2 rebounds per game. He also scores 14.2 points and tacks on 1.8 assists per game.
• Evan Taylor is consistent from distance and leads the Commodores with 1.4 made threes per game.
• Vanderbilt’s leader in steals and blocks is Lawrence with 1.8 steals and 0.4 blocks per game.