Pick details
| MATCHUP | Memphis Tigers | Vanderbilt Commodores |
|---|---|---|
| Team Records | 2-0 | 2-0 |
| Spread | +16.5 -110 | -16.5 -110 |
| Moneyline | +1000 | -1800 |
| Total | Over 158.5 (-115) | Under 158.5 (-105) |
| Where | Memorial Gymnasium (TN), Nashville, TN | |
| When | Tuesday, November 10, 2026 | |
| Time | 07:15 PM EST | |
| TV | SECN+ | |
Memphis vs Vanderbilt Prediction
I’ll stick with Memphis but it’s a coin flip. The Tigers pulled off an impressive four-point win versus Iowa State on a neutral court in their opener, thanks in part to a 38-36 rebounding edge and a pretty nice 45 percent (9-of-20) effort from outside. Memphis held the Cyclones to just 20 percent (4-of-20) from outside on defense, which was a pretty big factor in the victory. Game two was an even tighter outcome, a one-point victory over visiting VCU. Memphis shot 50 percent from the field in that one and 45 percent from outside, but also gave up 48 percent shooting overall and 54 percent from beyond the arc on defense. The Tigers trailed for most of the game but pulled it together at the end. I’d like to see them get it going earlier in this one.
As for Vanderbilt, they demolished Bellarmine in their opener thanks to a scorching 60 percent shooting from the field and 80 percent (20-of-25) at the line. The Commodores added a 38-20 rebounding edge but did get a little turnover-happy (14) along the way. Game two was another blowout win, this time by 23 points over Wake Forest. Vanderbilt didn’t shoot great in that one (39 percent) but had a 48-33 rebounding edge and controlled the ball well with just seven turnovers. Memphis is going to be the Commodores’ trickiest opponent yet, and it’ll be a very interesting game to watch.
Game Info, Stats and Previews
The Memphis Tigers and the Vanderbilt Commodores meet Tuesday in college basketball action from Vanderbilt University Memorial Gym. Here’s a collection of relevant information and reasoning for a sound Memphis vs Vanderbilt prediction. We have looked at this information from a betting perspective and attempted to determine the best Memphis vs Vanderbilt pick. We will also examine the recent form and player performances for both teams, as well as the recent betting trends and streaks pertaining to this matchup. We will tie it all together to the pick summary, resulting in a sensible prediction for a favorable betting outcome in this game.
Memphis Tigers Betting Preview
The Tigers have done pretty well this year so far, with two wins (and two close escapes) on the card. Memphis’ opener was a tough draw against Iowa State at Sanford Pentagon in Sioux Falls. The Tigers powered out an 80-76 win in that one. Tops on the team was
In game two versus VCU back home at FedExForum, Memphis eked out an 89-88 victory. Topping the team this time was Jayden Reid’s 32 points, seven assists and three steals. Both Tylik Weeks and Rihards VAvers added 17 points apiece in the winning effort, while Josh Holloway had nine points and two boards in 11 minutes of work off the bench.
Vanderbilt Commodores Betting Preview
Over on the Vanderbilt side, they also have a couple of wins in the can this season. The first came in blowout fashion 93-47 versus Bellarmine last Monday at Memorial Gymnasium in Nashville. Vanderbilt’s leading scorer in the win was Tyler Tanner on 20 points and six assists alongside four steals. Berke Buyuktuncel added 13 points with two boards.
Matched up against Wake Forest in game two, Vanderbilt didn’t have a whole lot of issues. The Commodores rolled to a 74-51 victory, thanks partially to Tyler Tanner’s 17 points and 10 rebounds for a double-double. Ace Glass put up 16 points with seven boards and Chandler Bing had 13 points with one rebound and one assist.
Memphis Tigers @ Vanderbilt Commodores Betting Trends: November 10, 2026
Why the Vanderbilt Commodores will win
- Vanderbilt has won each of its last 14 November games as an AP-ranked team against a non-AP-ranked team.
- Memphis has lost five of its last six games against the Southeastern Conference.
- Memphis has lost the first half in seven of its last eight games against the Southeastern Conference.
Why the Memphis Tigers will win
- Memphis has won 37 of its last 48 games when playing with a rest disadvantage.


