2011-12 Vanderbilt Commodores basketball — schedule and results

The 2011-12 Vanderbilt Commodores went 25-11 (10-6 in the SEC) under head coach Kevin Stallings. The team peaked at #7 in the AP poll. Simple Rating System: 15.71.

Hoopsipedia's log holds 36 games from this season: 13–5 at home, 6–5 on the road, and 6–1 on neutral courts. The Commodores scored 72.6 points per game and allowed 65.0 (+7.7 per game). Their longest winning streak ran 8 games, from Dec 19, 2011 to Jan 19, 2012. The most lopsided win was 89–58 over Lafayette Leopards on Dec 21, 2011; the heaviest defeat was 71–58 to Cleveland State Vikings on Nov 13, 2011. The tightest finish was a 1-point loss against Mississippi State Bulldogs (77–78, overtime). 3 games went to overtime.

Among Vanderbilt Commodores' 116 recorded seasons, 2011-12's .694 winning percentage ranks 27th. Previous season: 2010-11 Commodores (23–11). Next season: 2012-13 Commodores (16–17).

Game-by-game results (36 games)

Date	Opponent	Result	Arena
2011-11-11	vs Oregon Ducks	W 78–64	Memorial Gymnasium
2011-11-13	vs Cleveland State Vikings	L 58–71	Memorial Gymnasium
2011-11-15	vs Bucknell Bison	W 80–68	Memorial Gymnasium
2011-11-19	neutral NC State Wolfpack	W 86–79	Izod Center
2011-11-21	neutral Oregon State Beavers	W 64–62	Izod Center
2011-11-25	vs Monmouth Hawks	W 95–73	Memorial Gymnasium
2011-11-28	vs Xavier Musketeers	L 70–82 (OTOT)	Memorial Gymnasium
2011-12-02	at Louisville Cardinals	L 60–62 (OTOT)	KFC Yum! Center
2011-12-07	at Davidson Wildcats	W 87–83	Belk Arena
2011-12-17	vs Indiana State Sycamores	L 55–61	Memorial Gymnasium
2011-12-19	vs Longwood Lancers	W 99–71	Memorial Gymnasium
2011-12-21	vs Lafayette Leopards	W 89–58	Memorial Gymnasium
2011-12-29	at Marquette Golden Eagles	W 74–57	Bradley Center
2012-01-02	vs Miami (OH) RedHawks	W 69–62	Memorial Gymnasium
2012-01-07	vs Auburn Tigers	W 65–35	Memorial Gymnasium
2012-01-10	at South Carolina Gamecocks	W 67–57	Colonial Life Arena
2012-01-14	vs Georgia Bulldogs	W 77–66	Memorial Gymnasium
2012-01-19	at Alabama Crimson Tide	W 69–59	Coleman Coliseum
2012-01-21	vs Mississippi State Bulldogs	L 77–78 (OTOT)	Memorial Gymnasium
2012-01-24	vs Tennessee Volunteers	W 65–47	Memorial Gymnasium
2012-01-28	vs Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders	W 84–77	Memorial Gymnasium
2012-01-31	at Arkansas Razorbacks	L 74–82	Bud Walton Arena
2012-02-04	at Florida Gators	L 65–73	Stephen C. O''Connell Center
2012-02-08	vs LSU Tigers	W 76–61	Memorial Gymnasium
2012-02-11	vs Kentucky Wildcats	L 63–69	Memorial Gymnasium
2012-02-16	at Ole Miss Rebels	W 102–76	C.M. "Tad" Smith Coliseum
2012-02-19	at Georgia Bulldogs	W 61–52	Stegeman Coliseum
2012-02-22	vs South Carolina Gamecocks	W 59–48	Memorial Gymnasium
2012-02-25	at Kentucky Wildcats	L 74–83	Rupp Arena
2012-02-28	vs Florida Gators	W 77–67	Memorial Gymnasium
2012-03-03	at Tennessee Volunteers	L 61–68	Thompson-Boling Arena
2012-03-09	neutral Georgia Bulldogs	W 63–41	New Orleans Arena
2012-03-10	neutral Ole Miss Rebels	W 65–53	New Orleans Arena
2012-03-11	neutral Kentucky Wildcats	W 71–64	New Orleans Arena
2012-03-15	neutral Harvard Crimson	W 79–70	University Arena
2012-03-17	neutral Wisconsin Badgers	L 57–60	University Arena

Game recaps

2011-12-19: Behind TAYLOR, Jeffery's 29 points, Vanderbilt rolled past Longwood Lancers 99–71. Carter, Antwan had 20 for Longwood Lancers.

2012-01-31: Arkansas Razorbacks beat Vanderbilt 82–74. Rickey Scott led the winners with 18 points. John Jenkins had 19 for Vanderbilt.

2012-02-11: Kentucky Wildcats got past Vanderbilt 69–63 as Doron Lamb scored a team-high 16. John Jenkins had 15 for Vanderbilt.

2012-02-25: Behind Anthony Davis's 28 points, Kentucky Wildcats defeated Vanderbilt 83–74. Jeffery Taylor had 19 for Vanderbilt.

2012-03-11: Vanderbilt beat Kentucky Wildcats 71–64. Jeffery Taylor led the winners with 18 points. Darius Miller had 16 for Kentucky Wildcats.

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