2009-10 Vanderbilt Commodores basketball — schedule and results
The 2009-10 Vanderbilt Commodores went 24-9 (12-4 in the SEC) under head coach Kevin Stallings. The team peaked at #13 in the AP poll. Simple Rating System: 15.24.
Hoopsipedia's log holds 33 games from this season: 14–2 at home, 7–3 on the road, and 3–4 on neutral courts. The Commodores scored 76.9 points per game and allowed 68.9 (+8.0 per game). Their longest winning streak ran 10 games, from Dec 19, 2009 to Jan 27, 2010. The most lopsided win was 99–59 over Mercer Bears on Dec 21, 2009; the heaviest defeat was 72–58 at Georgia Bulldogs on Feb 6, 2010. The tightest finish was a 1-point win against Alabama Crimson Tide (65–64). 1 game went to overtime.
Among Vanderbilt Commodores' 116 recorded seasons, 2009-10's .727 winning percentage ranks 22nd. Previous season: 2008-09 Commodores (19–12). Next season: 2010-11 Commodores (23–11).
Game-by-game results (33 games)
Game recaps
2010-01-30: Behind DeMarcus Cousins's 21 points, Kentucky Wildcats pulled away from Vanderbilt 85–72. Jermaine Beal had 19 for Vanderbilt.
2010-02-20: Behind DeMarcus Cousins's 19 points, Kentucky Wildcats held off Vanderbilt 58–56. Jeffery Taylor had 17 for Vanderbilt.
2010-02-27: Vanderbilt beat Arkansas Razorbacks 89–72 as Jeffery Taylor scored a team-high 18. Marshawn Powell had 27 for Arkansas Razorbacks.
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