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WKU Women’s Basketball travels to No. 8 Vanderbilt on Nov. 11 for their first away game of the season.
The Lady Toppers have opened their season strong, coming off a 94-43 beatdown over Christian Brothers University. WKU looks ready to take on their formidable foe.
The Commodores have won their first three games this season, breaking 100 points each time, beating opponents by 50 or more points.
“Obviously you want to win, but you want to keep learning,” Head Coach Greg Collins said. “At the end of the day, it’s the next game.”
The Lady Toppers have shown off their chemistry this season, racking up 28 assists across two games.
“This team is a lot better when it comes to, here’s the goal in mind, and we’re going to stick to that and we’re going to execute,” Redshirt senior forward Tatum Boettjer said. “So this year’s been already super exciting, and I think keeping that going is what’s going to make us successful.”
WKU has a 12-25 record against Vanderbilt since 1977. Last year, WKU fell 87-49 at home.
The game will be available on SECN+. Tipoff is set for 6:30.
