Vanderbilt vs Memphis College Basketball Prediction, Odds, Picks, Best Bets for Nov. 10

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The Vanderbilt Commodores (2-0) play the Memphis Tigers (2-0) on November 10, 2026. The matchup airs on SEC Network+.

Before you place your bet on this game at FanDuel Sportsbook, here are the NCAA basketball odds and spreads you need to know.

Vanderbilt vs. Memphis Game Info and Odds

Check out these betting insights and trends before you bet on Tuesday's Vanderbilt-Memphis spread (Vanderbilt -15.5) or total (159.5 points).

Vanderbilt covered 18 times in 36 matchups with a spread last season.
Memphis compiled a 14-18-0 ATS record last year.
Vanderbilt covered the spread when it was a 15.5-point favorite or more 42.9% of the time last year. That's more often than Memphis covered as an underdog by 15.5 or more (never covered last season).
The Commodores covered the spread in the same percentage of games at home as road games (50%) last season. They covered eight times in 16 games when playing at home and six times in 12 games on the road.
Last season, the Tigers were 10-6-0 at home against the spread (.625 winning percentage). On the road, they were 2-11-0 ATS (.154).

Vanderbilt won 19 of the 25 games it was listed as the moneyline favorite last season (76%).
The Commodores won all three games they played as a moneyline favorite with odds of -2500 or shorter.
Last season, Memphis won two out of the 14 games, or 14.3%, in which it was the underdog.
The Tigers were not a bigger underdog last season than the +1100 moneyline set for this game.
Vanderbilt has a 96.2% chance to win this game based on the moneyline's implied probability.

Last year, Vanderbilt was 14th-best in the nation offensively (85.7 points scored per game) and ranked 216th defensively (75.0 points allowed).
On the boards, Vanderbilt was 152nd in college basketball in rebounds (32.3 per game) last year. It was 192nd in rebounds allowed (31.1 per game).
Vanderbilt was 46th in the nation in assists (16.3 per game) last year.
In terms of turnovers, Vanderbilt was 21st-best in college basketball in committing them (8.9 per game) last season. It was 101st in forcing them (11.9 per game).
Memphis averaged 75.2 points per game (191st-ranked in college basketball) last year, while surrendering 76.7 points per contest (259th-ranked).
Memphis was 119th in the nation with 32.9 rebounds per game. Meanwhile, it ranked 311th with 33.2 rebounds allowed per contest.
Memphis averaged 13.3 dimes per game, which ranked them 219th in the country.
While Memphis ranked in the bottom 25 in the nation in turnovers per game with 12.9 (25th-worst), it ranked 52nd in college basketball with 12.7 forced turnovers per game.

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