NCAA Men's Basketball

FINAL
Butler Bulldogs 68
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Vanderbilt Commodores 49
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Match Report

No. 18 Butler routs Vanderbilt for seventh straight win

Rotnei Clarke hit six 3-pointers and finished with 22 points and the 18th-ranked Butler Bulldogs shook off a sluggish start and routed Vanderbilt 68-49 Saturday night for their seventh straight victory.

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Team Stats

BTLR VAN
24-51
FG
17-51
47
Field Goal %
33
8-20
3PT
7-17
40
Three Point %
41
12-17
FT
8-19
71
Free Throw %
42
42
Rebounds
27
11
Offensive Rebounds
9
31
Defensive Rebounds
18
13
Assists
7
5
Steals
3
2
Blocks
3
12
Turnovers
9
0
Team Turnovers
0
12
Total Turnovers
9
0
Technical Fouls
0
0
Total Technical Fouls
0
0
Flagrant Fouls
0
0
Points Off Turnovers
0
0
Fast Break Points
0
0
Points in Paint
0
18
Fouls
16
25
Largest Lead
5

Top Performers

BTLR

  • Rotnei Clarke G MIN 30 · PTS 22 · FG 7-15
  • Khyle Marshall F MIN 23 · PTS 9 · FG 4-5
  • Kellen Dunham G MIN 26 · PTS 12 · FG 4-8
  • Roosevelt Jones F MIN 24 · PTS 6 · FG 2-6

VAN

  • Kedren Johnson G MIN 31 · PTS 9 · FG 3-10
  • Rod Odom F MIN 31 · PTS 4 · FG 1-9
  • Kyle Fuller G MIN 26 · PTS 10 · FG 4-9
  • Shelby Moats F MIN 16 · PTS 8 · FG 2-5

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