NCAAB

Virginia Cavaliers at Tennessee Volunteers

· Baha Mar Hoops - Bahamas Championship
3-1, 0-0 Away
Final
42 - 64
5-0, 3-0 Home

Lanier's 26 points lead No. 11 Tennessee past Virginia 64-42 at the Baha Mar Championship

The Volunteers found themselves locked in a tight contest going to the locker room, their lead trimmed to 22-21 when Virginia’s Andrew Rohde hit a long, straightaway three in the final seconds of the half.

After the break, the Volunteers grabbed control of the game, taking advantage of misses and turnovers to turn the contest into a rout.

Dai Dai Ames led the Cavaliers with 12 points and Rohde added eight, but UVA shot just 28.6% from the floor. Tennessee held leading scorer Isaac McKneely to four points on 1-for-6 shooting.

Takeaways Virginia: In its first major test of the Ron Sanchez interim era, UVA’s deliberate style and defensive intensity kept things interesting before getting overwhelmed by a superior opponent in the second half.

Tennessee: The Volunteers shook off a shaky first half and took control physically in the second. Tennessee outscored UVA 19-5 in second-chance points and had eight steals, using its size and athleticism to dominate.

Key moment Tennessee asserted itself with a 9-0 run early in the second half, aided by three Virginia turnovers. That surge swelled the margin to 37-24 with 13:06 left and, though the Cavaliers tried to hang around, the outcome was decided.

Key stat Virginia’s poor shooting was a problem, but maybe not as much as its 18 turnovers that led to 30 Tennessee points.

Up next Tennessee faces Baylor in the championship game Friday at 9:30 p.m., while Virginia draws St. John’s in the consolation matchup Friday at 7:30 p.m.

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2nd 0:00 End of Game 42 - 64
2nd 0:00 End of 2nd half 42 - 64
2nd 0:11 Jordan Gainey Defensive Rebound. 42 - 64
2nd 0:14 Cade Phillips Block. 42 - 64
2nd 0:14 Anthony Robinson missed Jumper. 42 - 64

Statistics

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14-49 FG 25-66
28.6 Field Goal % 37.9
6-20 3PT 9-25
30.0 Three Point % 36.0
8-11 FT 5-10
72.7 Free Throw % 50.0
34 Rebounds 43
11 Offensive Rebounds 18
23 Defensive Rebounds 25
9 Assists 11
0 Steals 8
5 Blocks 7
18 Turnovers 7
2 Team Turnovers 1
18 Total Turnovers 7
0 Technical Fouls 0
0 Total Technical Fouls 0
0 Flagrant Fouls 0
2 Points Off Turnovers 30
0 Fast Break Points 5
14 Points in Paint 28
15 Fouls 12
2 Largest Lead 26

Game Information

Venue: Baha Mar Convention Center

Location: Nassau, Bahamas
Attendance: 2,077 | Capacity:

2024-25 Atlantic Coast Conference Standings

TEAM CONF GB OVER
Duke 19-1 - 35-3
Clemson 18-2 1 27-7
Louisville 18-2 1 27-8
SMU 13-7 6 24-11
Wake Forest 13-7 6 21-11
North Carolina 13-7 6 23-14
Stanford 11-9 8 21-14
Georgia Tech 10-10 9 17-17
Florida State 8-12 11 17-15
Pittsburgh 8-12 11 17-15
Virginia 8-12 11 15-17
Notre Dame 8-12 11 15-18
Virginia Tech 8-12 11 13-19
Syracuse 7-13 12 14-19
California 6-14 13 14-19
NC State 5-15 14 12-19
Boston College 4-16 15 12-19
Miami 3-17 16 7-24

2024-25 Southeastern Conference Standings

TEAM CONF GB OVER
Auburn 15-3 - 32-5
Florida 14-4 1 34-4
Alabama 13-5 2 28-9
Tennessee 12-6 3 30-8
Texas A&M 11-7 4 23-11
Ole Miss 10-8 5 24-12
Kentucky 10-8 5 24-12
Missouri 10-8 5 22-12
Mississippi State 8-10 7 21-13
Arkansas 8-10 7 22-14
Georgia 8-10 7 20-13
Vanderbilt 8-10 7 20-13
Oklahoma 6-12 9 20-14
Texas 6-12 9 19-16
LSU 3-15 12 14-18
South Carolina 2-16 13 12-20
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