Ole Miss Rebels Dominate at The Pavilion, Outplay Commodores in Conference Showdown

The Ole Miss Rebels secured a commanding victory over the Vanderbilt Commodores with a final score of 69-56. The Rebels now stand with an impressive record, while the Commodores fall further behind. In a game that saw the home team take control early on, the Rebels' performance was marked by efficient shooting and solid defense.

From the onset, the Ole Miss Rebels established their presence on their home court at The Pavilion at Ole Miss in Oxford. With an attendance of 8,404 fans cheering them on, they ended the first half leading with 41 points against Vanderbilt's 32. Their offensive efforts were complemented by a robust defensive stance that resulted in six blocks and as many steals.

The second half continued to highlight Ole Miss's dominance as they added another 28 points to their tally. Their shooting accuracy was evident with a field goal percentage of 41 and an even more impressive three-point percentage of 40. This sharpshooting was critical for maintaining their lead throughout the game.

Rebels players were not just scoring but also sharing the ball effectively; they racked up a total of 18 assists which speaks volumes about their teamwork and fluidity on offense. Moreover, this playmaking ability was balanced by responsible ball handling; they turned over possession only eight times during play.

On top of that, free throws played a significant role in cementing their lead – converting them at an impressive rate of 73 percent compared to Vanderbilt's mere 60 percent from the line. Additionally, second-chance points were crucial for Ole Miss as they scored thirteen thanks to ten offensive rebounds which kept possessions alive.

While both teams had equal fast break points and steals showing comparable hustle plays, it was clear that Ole Miss capitalized more effectively on turnovers scoring fourteen points off them versus Vanderbilt's six.

The Commodores did put up resistance despite trailing behind throughout most of the match-up. They managed to make twenty field goals out of fifty-three attempts resulting in a field goal percentage rounding off to thirty-eight percent overall – showcasing some resilience despite being outperformed by their opponents.

Vanderbilt also fought hard under their basket pulling down thirty-three rebounds but still fell short against Ole Miss’s forty-two rebounds total which contributed significantly towards controlling both ends of the court for most parts during regulation time.

As fans look ahead after this convincing win by The University Of Mississippi team known as 'Rebels', attention turns towards future matchups where they will continue striving for success within conference games and beyond.