- Matchup: Vanderbilt Commodores vs Texas Longhorns
- Scheduled Date: Tuesday, January 13, 2026
- Venue: Moody Center in Austin, TX
- Broadcasting On: ESPN+
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The undefeated Vanderbilt Commodores (16-0) are set to hit the road to engage the Texas Longhorns (10-6) at Moody Center this Tuesday.
In their most recent outing, the Vanderbilt Commodores took on LSU and secured a victory with a score of 84-73. Both teams committed 17 personal fouls apiece. Vanderbilt succeeded on 7 of 20 attempts from beyond the arc, while LSU converted 12 of 17 free-throw attempts for a 70.6% accuracy. LSU dominated the boards with 34 rebounds (9 offensive, 25 defensive) but failed to record a block. They accumulated 14 assists and made 4 steals. Defensively, Vanderbilt limited LSU to a 45.8% shooting rate on 27 of 59 attempts. Vanderbilt recorded 13 assists and forced 14 turnovers, resulting in 10 steals. They gathered 34 rebounds, including 10 offensive. At the free-throw line, Vanderbilt converted 23 of 29 attempts for an impressive 79.3% success rate. They ended the game with a field-goal percentage of 42.9% (27 of 63) and made 7 out of 30 from the three-point range.
Tyler Tanner was a standout performer in this match, shooting 38.9% from the field and dishing out 3 assists while playing 36 minutes. He finished the game with 20 points on 7 of 18 shooting.
The Commodores come into this matchup boasting an undefeated record of 16-0. They average 10.0 turnovers per game and commit 19.9 fouls on average. As a unit, Vanderbilt grabs 38.9 boards per game and has distributed 300 assists this season, ranking 30th in Division 1 for assists. Vanderbilt has a three-point shooting percentage of 36.8% (168 of 456) and a free-throw success rate of 76.3%. They are scoring an impressive average of 93.0 points per game (8th in Division 1) while shooting 50.3% from the field.
Defensively, the Commodores force their opponents into 13.9 turnovers per game while committing 19.5 personal fouls. They rank 16th nationally in assists allowed, surrendering 170 assists this year. Vanderbilt’s defense permits a field-goal percentage of 39.6% (371 of 938), allowing an average of 33.0 rebounds per game. They also restrict opponents to 27.7% shooting on three-pointers and rank 148th in Division 1 for points per game allowed (72.1).
In their last game, the Texas Longhorns triumphed over Alabama with a final score of 92-88. The Longhorns recorded a total of 42 rebounds (14 offensive and 28 defensive) in that game and committed 7 turnovers while making 6 steals. Alabama’s 24 committed fouls allowed Texas to attempt 32 free throws, of which they converted 22 for a success rate of 68.8%. Texas hit 10 of 24 three-point attempts (41.7%) and achieved a 45.5% shooting percentage overall, going 30 of 66 from the field. Alabama managed to shoot 43.9% from the field, converting 29 of 66 attempts. The Longhorns’ three-point shooting stood at 39.3%, while they converted 19 of 27 attempts from the charity stripe at a rate of 70.4%. Texas allowed Alabama to secure 35 total rebounds, including 10 offensive.
Jordan Pope was crucial for the Longhorns in this contest, shooting 8 of 17 for a field-goal percentage of 47.1% while also collecting 3 rebounds. He finished with 28 points over 30 minutes on the court and contributed 1 assist.
Texas holds a season record of 10-6. The Longhorns average 19.9 fouls per game and convert 72.2% of their free-throw attempts. They average 13.4 assists per game (ranking 248th nationally) and commit 11.4 turnovers per game. For the season, Texas has scored 1,404 points (averaging 87.8 points per game) and grabs 41.4 rebounds on average. Offensively, they boast a shooting accuracy of 48.7%, placing them 43rd in Division 1.
Defensively, the Longhorns rank 227th in points allowed per game, permitting 75.1. They force their opponents into 11.1 turnovers each game while allowing teams a field-goal percentage of 42.6% (136th nationally). Texas gives up 35.0% from beyond the arc (114 of 326) while opponents successfully convert 71.2% of their free throws. They average 11.7 assists and give up 31.5 rebounds per game, ranking 57th and 46th, respectively, in college basketball.
Who will emerge victorious in tonight’s NCAA game against the spread?
Prediction: Bet on Texas and consider the under total points
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