Last time the Tigers were on the road, graduate guard Caleb Grill struggled in the second half of a 92-85 loss to Arkansas, scoring zero points after the break. Against the Commodores, Grill answered the call.

The Missouri women's basketball team dropped its last game of the regular season to Vanderbilt 100-59. Despite the loss, the Tigers honored four seniors and celebrated the legacy of head coach Robin Pingeton.

Vanderbilt's Tyler Nickel, center, celebrates after hitting a 3-pointer to tie the game his basket as Missouri guard Trent Pierce, left, looks on at the end of the second half

Caleb Grill again built the lead for Missouri, hitting two free throws to put the Tigers up 81-78 with nine seconds to play. But Vanderbilt’s Tyler Nickel answered, blowing the roof off Memorial Gymnasium in Nashville with a tying 3-pointer with four seconds left.

Chris Manon amassed 23 points and 11 rebounds and Jason Edwards added 17 points -- 15 after halftime -- as Vanderbilt came from behind to beat No. 14 Missouri 97-93 in overtime on Saturday in a key Southeastern Conference clash in Nashville.

Chris Manon had 23 points and a game-high 11 rebounds as Vanderbilt beat No. 14 Missouri 97-93 in overtime on Saturday night for its third win in a row. AJ Hoggard scored 21 points, Jason Edwards finished with 17 and Tyler Nickel added 12 for Vanderbilt (20-9,

Here is what you need to know about Vanderbilt before Missouri basketball faces the Commodores on Saturday in Nashville.