Two surging teams, No. 14 Missouri and gritty Vanderbilt, will put their momentum against one another when they square off Saturday in a key Southeastern Conference game in Nashville, Tenn. Missouri beat Vanderbilt 75-66 at home earlier this season and owns a 10-8 edge all time against the Commodores. A total of 15 of 17 games between the programs have been won by the home team, with one neutral site contest. The Tigers (21-7, 10-5 SEC) travel to Nashville after a 101-71 home dismantling of South Carolina on Tuesday. Caleb Grill led Missouri with 22 points while Anthony Robinson II had 14 points and eight assists, Mark Mitchell and Tony Perkins poured in 13 points apiece, Tamar Bates scored 11 and Jacob Crews added 10.
No. 14 Missouri faces surging Vanderbilt in key SEC game
