1993-94 Vanderbilt Commodores basketball — schedule and results
The 1993-94 Vanderbilt Commodores went 20-12 (9-7 in the SEC) under head coach Jan Van Breda Kolff. The team peaked at #20 in the AP poll. Simple Rating System: 13.5.
Hoopsipedia's log holds 32 games from this season: 13–2 at home, 5–7 on the road, and 2–3 on neutral courts. The Commodores scored 78.8 points per game and allowed 73.5 (+5.3 per game). Their longest winning streak ran 4 games, from Mar 16, 1994 to Mar 28, 1994. The most lopsided win was 102–66 over UT Martin Skyhawks on Dec 1, 1993; the heaviest defeat was 107–82 at Kentucky Wildcats on Jan 4, 1994. The tightest finish was a 2-point loss against LSU Tigers (81–83). 3 games went to overtime.
Among Vanderbilt Commodores' 116 recorded seasons, 1993-94's .625 winning percentage ranks 41st. Previous season: 1992-93 Commodores (28–6). Next season: 1994-95 Commodores (13–15).
Game-by-game results (32 games)
Game recaps
1994-01-04: Kentucky Wildcats routed Vanderbilt 107–82. Rodrick Rhodes led the winners with 20 points. Billy McCaffrey had 20 for Vanderbilt.
1994-02-01: Behind Corliss Williamson's 24 points, Arkansas Razorbacks pulled away from Vanderbilt 89–76. Ronnie McMahan had 26 for Vanderbilt.
1994-02-19: Behind Travis Ford's 22 points, Kentucky Wildcats defeated Vanderbilt 77–69. Billy McCaffrey had 22 for Vanderbilt.
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