The Commodores put up 17.9 more points than the Longhorns allow (75.1).
Vanderbilt is 16-0 when tallying more than 75.1 points.
When Texas gives up fewer than 93.0 points, it is 9-5.
The Longhorns put up 15.7 more points per game (87.8) than the Commodores allow (72.1).
Texas is 9-2 when putting up over 72.1 points.
Vanderbilt's record is 14-0 when it allows less than 87.8 points.
The Commodores have put up 335 more points than their opponents this year (20.9 per game), and the Longhorns have also outscored their opponents, by 203 (12.7 per game).

The Commodores are making 50.3% of their shots from the field, 7.6% higher than the Longhorns concede to opponents (42.7%).
In games when Vanderbilt shoots higher than 42.7% from the field, it is 14-0 overall.
The Longhorns' 48.8% shooting percentage from the field is only 9.2% higher than the Commodores have given up.
Texas is 10-3 straight up when shooting over 39.6% from the field.

The Commodores average 35.3 rebounds, 2.8 fewer than the Longhorns' average.
When Texas has a rebounding advantage, it is 9-3. When recording fewer boards, Vanderbilt is 4-0.
The Commodores average 9 offensive rebounds, 2.9 less than the Longhorns.
The Longhorns are 7-4 overall when they have more offensive rebounds. The Commodores are 4-0 when they lose that battle.
Both these teams are strong on the boards. Vanderbilt has an average rebounding margin of +6.1, and Texas is at +10.2.

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