Jason Edwards and Vanderbilt will take the court against Nick Davidson and Nevada on Thursday night.
Vanderbilt and Nevada will both travel to Charleston, South Carolina on Thursday in the third week of the regular season of men’s college basketball. In Charleston, these two teams will take the court at TD Arena in the first round of the Shriners Children’s Charleston Classic. The winner and loser of this game will go on to face-off against the winner and loser of the Seton Hall vs. VCU matchup. Both of these teams come into this game with an undefeated record with each team winning four games through the first two weeks of the season.
The Commodores opened their season at home against MD Eastern, winning 102-63. That weekend, they beat SE Missouri by nine points at Memorial Gymnasium. Last week, they stayed at home, beating California by 16 points and Jackson State by 13 points in those two games.
The Wolf Pack opened their season on the opening night of college basketball with a 91-75 win over Sam Houston. That weekend, they took on Washington at home and won by 10 points at the Lawlor Events Center. They opened the second week against Weber State, beating them by 30 points. Their last game ended in a 26-point win over Santa Clara at home.
Nevada’s player to watch out for is leading scorer Nick Davidson. He is also leading the team in rebounding, averaging 18.0 points, 8.0 rebounds, and 2.8 assists per game. He is averaging a steal and block per game. Vanderbilt’s leading scorer is Jason Edwards, the North Texas transfer, who leads the team averaging 17.5 points and 2.5 assists per game.
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