NCAAB Game Preview - Vanderbilt at Seton Hall
Fri Nov 24, 2017 9:58 PM EST

Duke
85
Tex
78
F(OT)
Purd
89
Ariz
64
F
Oakl
59
Kansas
102
F
UConn
57
MSU
77
F
Vill
64
NrthIA
50
F
Fla
111
Gonz
105
F(2OT)
UNC
87
Ark
68
F
UMass
51
Minn
69
F
Xav
86
AzSt
102
F
Pepp
65
TAMU
81
F
StFPA
72
Lou
84
F
Vand
59
Seton
72
F
StMar
79
WaSt
84
F
UCF
45
WVU
83
F
Bama
71
BYU
59
F
Mizzu
90
StJon
82
F
ChiSt
73
Presb
75
F
TNTec
86
NebOm
85
F
ArkSt
61
SoFL
72
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Furm
78
UNH
64
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ECU
47
Rut
61
F
LongB
74
OrSt
69
F
NoAZ
71
UCIrv
77
F
SeLA
77
Samf
71
F
AbCh
85
Campbl
80
F(OT)
Tenn
67
NCSU
58
F
MD-ES
66
JackSt
63
F
Nich
88
UMBC
89
F
PorSt
69
Butl
71
F
SprH
67
NOrl
74
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Bry
78
Hartfo
73
F
Seatt
84
Wash
89
F
ORU
48
PSU
86
F
TXSo
77
Clem
84
F
UtSt
71
NE
67
F
Harv
77
StJos
71
F
AlaAM
74
Niag
96
F
Toled
77
Corn
80
F
StFNY
76
Navy
85
F
N TX
49
GaTec
63
F
JU
92
Fairf
84
F
E MI
67
Ind
87
F
UNCW
78
LoyIL
102
F
CenCT
74
Clev
73
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USC-Up
74
BGSU
83
F
Portl
71
Okla
93
F
Norf
53
RobM
75
F
USM
71
SDak
84
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63
SMU
61
F
UGA
68
SDSU
75
F
WCU
65
TexAr
89
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NM
67
TCU
69
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FlaAM
50
WIGB
57
F
GWebb
47
WriSt
67
F
Winth
85
Aub
119
F
Denv
71
FlGlf
79
F
UNCG
75
Wake
81
F
MtStM
77
Ohio
96
F
HiPt
67
UNCC
70
F
Kent
67
Valpa
77
F
UVA
70
URI
55
F
NCC
73
Ill
86
F
Nebras
84
Maris
59
F
GrgWas
59
KSU
67
F
E WA
69
Utah
85
F
TXAMC
58
UTSA
72
F
(N/A)
48
MOSt
80
F
Citad
78
FSU
113
F
(N/A)
44
E IL
96
F
SacHr
50
NW
81
F
Stan
71
OhSt
79
F
NWSt
60
ColSt
72
F
N CO
80
YSU
67
F
WIMil
49
Wisc
71
F
ArkPB
69
Pacif
78
F
CAPoly
53
CenMI
56
F
Oreg
89
DeP
79
F(OT)
Sac
63
CS-Ful
68
F
StBon
63
MD
61
F
PVAM
66
UCSB
69
F
Hamp
80
Rider
94
F
TxSt
62
Canis
68
F
Ida
62
CSBak
64
F
Nev
67
HI
54
F
No. 20 Seton Hall tries to regroup against Vanderbilt
Fri Nov 24, 2017 3:31 AM

Instead of playing in the NIT Season Tip-Off championship Friday, No. 20 Seton Hall will be searching for answers.

The Pirates lost 75-74 Thursday against Rhode Island at the Barclays Center after falling behind by 11 points early, rallying back and then losing on a running jump shot by the Rams' Jarred Terrell with five seconds left.

Seton Hall (4-1) will play Vanderbilt (2-3) in the third-place game. The Commodores lost to Virginia 68-42 in the other semifinal game Thursday.

Seton Hall coach Kevin Willard was most disappointed in his team's defense beyond the arc and lack of playmaking ability when it counted against Rhode Island.

"I was a little disappointed by our energy level," Willard said. "I don't understand why. Just one of those things. They came out and were more aggressive on the defensive end. We've got to stop looking for fouls (to be called)."

Terrell scored a career-high 32 points, making four 3-pointers. Rhode Island was 9 of 17 from 3-point range. The Rams also scored 54 points on 60 percent shooting in the first half.

Seton Hall totaled nine assists on its 30 field goals made. The Pirates had 15 turnovers.

"That's something I'm very disappointed in. That's not how we've been playing. We've been passing the ball well," Willard said. "We just put our heads down. It's everybody, not one person. We didn't get many inside-out looks.

"Myles Powell (team-high 21 points) got off to a great start and we stopped trying to find him."

It did not help that freshman point guard Jordan Walker missed his first game because of a torn hand ligament. He is expected to be out at least three weeks.

Vanderbilt is smarting from its 26-point loss to Virginia, a game in which the Commodores made only 12 field goals and shot 23.1 percent from the field, 22.2 percent from 3-point range.

Guard Matthew Fisher-Davis led the Commodores with 11 points.

"We were missing shots early, and they made some shots," Vanderbilt head coach Bryce Drew said. "Virginia is not a team you want to get behind on, especially early, because they are hard to come back on. We had some looks, but then they did a great job contesting."

Drew's better days are ahead at Vanderbilt. The former Valparaiso coach received two commitments recently from five-star high school players Simi Shittu (a 6-foot-9 power forward) and Darrius Garland (a point guard from nearby Brentwood, Tenn.).

For now, Vanderbilt will try keep up with Seton Hall after dismal performances by both on Thursday.

"Seton Hall is really good, really tough and plays really tough defense," Drew said. "It will be a really good challenge."

Pirates' big man Angel Delgado produced his NCAA-leading 54th career double-double against Rhode Island with 18 points and 14 rebounds.

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