Georgia basketball vs Vanderbilt score, live updates, TV channel – Online Athens

Georgia basketball will try to knock off its third straight team that is projected to make the NCAA Tournament when it faces No. 21 Vanderbilt.
The game in Nashville on Wednesday night Feb. 25 will have SEC seeding implciations.
Georgia (19-8, 7-7 SEC) began this week in 10^th place in the standings, but is one game behind Vanderbilt (21-6, 8-6) and Texas who are tied for eighth.
Teams seeded No. 9-16 don’t get an SEC tournament bye and open on Wednesday March 11 in Nashville. Teams seeded No. 5-8 open SEC tournament play on March 12.
Vanderbilt is coming off a 69-65 home loss to Tennessee on Saturday. The Commodores started 16-0 but have gone 5-6 since Jan. 14.
Georgia, coming off a home win over Texas, has won two of its last three games at Vanderbilt, including its last, 76-64, on Feb. 21, 2024.
Commodore Tyler Tanner, a 6-foot sophomore guard, is fifth in the SEC at 18.5 points per game, third at 5.2 assists per game and leads in steals with 2.4
“He kind of stirs the drink for those guys,” Georgia coach Mike White said on his Monday radio show. “He’s really, really difficult to keep out of the paint.”
Vanderbilt’s Tyler Nickel leads the SEC with 88 3-pointers while shooting 42.9% on 3s.
Vanderbilt (9.9) and Georgia (9.4) rank third and fifth respectively in 3s per game.
“It just comes down to taking the ones we want,” Georgia guard Jeremiah Wilkinson said. “I feel like if we’re taking the 3s we want, taking the shots we want, they’re going to go in. We have a bunch of guys who can shoot the ball really well.”
Wilkinson leads Georgia with 58 3s, followed by Smurf Millender with 51, Kanon Catchings with 49 and Blue Cain with 38.
Georgia’s starting lineup against Texas was guards Marcus “Smurf” Millender and Blue Cain, forwards Kanon Catchings and Kareem Stagg and center Somto Cyril.
Georgia did not have a player on the SEC Availability Report. The Bulldogs have used a 10-player rotation the last two games.
Tipoff at Memorial Gymnasium in Nashville is at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 25.
The game is available to stream on SEC Network (FUBO free with trial)
Oct. 15 Georgia 61, Georgia State 61, 7 p.m. (exhibition)
Oct. 26 Georgia 81, Troy 65 (exhibition)
Nov. 3 Georgia 104, Bellarmine 59
Nov. 5 Georgia 94, Maryland Eastern-Shore 29
Nov. 9 Georgia 120, Morehead State 81
Nov. 14 Georgia 92, Georgia Tech 87
Nov. 17 Georgia 87, Florida A&M 57
Nov. 21 Georgia 78, Xavier 77 in Charleston
Nov. 23 Clemson 97, Georgia 94 (OT) in Charleston
Nov. 29 Georgia 123, Tennessee Tech 81
Dec. 2 Georgia 107, Florida State 73 in ACC/SEC Challenge
Dec. 2 Georgia 84, Cincinnati 65 in Atlanta
Dec. 18 Georgia 102, Western Carolina 82
Dec. 22 Georgia 103. West Georgia 74
Dec. 29 Georgia 89, Long Island 74
Jan. 3. Georgia 104, Auburn 100
Jan. 6 Florida 92, Georgia 77
Jan. 10 Georgia 75, South Carolina 70
Jan. 14 vs. Ole Miss 97, Georgia 95 OT
Jan. 17 Georgia 90, Arkansas 76
Jan. 20 Georgia 74, Missouri 72
Jan. 24 Texas 87, Georgia 67
Jan. 27 Tennessee 86, Georgia 85 (OT)
Jan. 31 Texas A&M 92, Georgia 77
Feb. 7 Georgia 83, LSU 71
Feb. 11 Florida 86, Georgia 66
Feb. 14 Oklahoma 94, Georgia 78
Feb. 17 Georgia 86, Kentucky 78
Feb. 21 Georgia 91, Texas 80
Feb. 25 at Vanderbilt, 7 p.m. SEC Network
Feb. 28 vs. South Carolina, 3:30 p.m. SEC Network
March 3 vs. Alabama, 6:30 p.m. ESPNews
March 7 at Mississippi State, 3:30 p.m. SEC Network
March 11-15 SEC Tournament in Nashville

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