Vanderbilt Siena Live Coverage

Vanderbilt Siena Live Play-by-Play Coverage

• END OF GAME, Siena ended with an 14-2 run and completed a huge upset. Siena jumped out in front early and stayed on top the whole way through. The Saints were led by Kenny Hasbrouck's 28 and Tay Fisher's 6 for 6 from behind the arc.

• (1:48)Siena: Vanderbilt has started fouling to save the clock, Siena is hitting their free throws
• (2:36)Siena: Edwin Ubiles layup after a big steal at halfcourt
• (2:47)Siena: Alex Franklin fouled while Vanderbilt runs a press, hits both
• (3:00)Vanderbilt: Darshawn McClellan fouled, hits both, lead cut to 9
• (3:48)Vanderbilt: Alex Gordon hits a long 3, followed by a quick vandy timeout
  • Timeout, Siena up by 14 and practicing excellent clock management.
• (4:52)Siena: Alex Franklin gets an easy 2, Siena is really milking the clock
• (6:00)Vanderbilt: makes a stop and runs down, Jamie Graham scores 2 more, lead is now 12
• (6:45)Vanderbilt: A.J. Ogilvy answers with 2 more easy inside points
• (7:02)Siena: Alex Franklin huge wide open dunk
  • TV Timeout, time is running out for Vanderbilt to make their move. It looks like Siena has this one under control
• (7:46)Siena: Kenny Hasbrouck scores his 26th point, they can't guard him
• (9:00)Vanderbilt: A.J. Ogilvy hits a short hook, he's very effective on the inside against Siena, lead is still 11
• (10:55)Siena: Tay Fisher for 3 again! now 6 for 6.
  • TV Timeout, Siena has regained their momentum the lead is back to 11
• (12:00)Siena: Tay Fisher hits another 3, now 5 for 5
• (12:28) Shot clock malfunction causes a pause in gameplay. Technical called on Stallings for arguing previous foul call, Siena hits both
• (12:35)Siena: Kenny Hasbrouck hard drive, layup, and hits the foul shot
• (12:49) Great loose ball scuffle, results in foul on Andrew Walker
  • Siena calls a timeout, feels their lead being cut into, it's now down to 7
• (13:19)Vanderbilt: Keegan Bell hits another shot, this time for 2
• (14:06)Vanderbilt: Keegan Bell hits a 3
• (14:30)Siena: Kenny Hasbrouck hits a fadeaway 2, Siena keeping the game slow paced and controlling the boards
  • TV Timeout, both teams are shooting poorly and trading scoreless possessions, only 4 points scored this half
• (16:34)Vanderbilt: A.J. Ogilvy dunks off of a pick and roll
• (16:47)Ryan Rossiter picks up his 4th foul
• (18:12) After an exchange of turnovers Edwin Ubiles puts Siena on the board in the second half with a runner
• (19:34)Vanderbilt: Josh Duell fouls A.J. Ogilvy, he hits both

• • HALFTIME: Siena has a comfortable lead over Vandy and has been hitting their shots, Fisher is on fire and been able to keep Vandberbilt's bursts of energy to a minimum. Vandy needs to shoot a bit better and do a better job of getting the ball inside to Ogilvy.

• (0:09)Vanderbilt: Tay Fisher hits his 4th 3 pointer, still perfect on the day
• (1:25)Siena: Wide open alley oop to Edwin Ubiles, that one hurts
• (2:30)Vanderbilt: A.J. Ogilvy cuts the lead to 11 with a hook shot
• (3:30)Siena: Kenny Hasbrouck nails a 3 off the timeout and follows it up with a steal and a dunk
  • TV Timeout, Jamie Graham is really hustling and give vandy a spark of life. He also plays defensive back for Vandy's football team
• (4:10)Vanderbilt: Jamie Graham steals an inbound pass resulting in a 3 by Shan Foster
• (4:58)Siena: Kenny Hasbrouck drives and scores, And 1 Siena now leads 36-22
• (5:54)Vanderbilt: Nice steal and layup by Jamie Graham
  • TV Timeout after a traveling call on Vanderbilt, they are feeling the pressure of being in a large point deficit and are making mistakes
• (6:34)Siena: Ronald Moore hits a long 2 pointer
  • Siena calls a timeout
• (7:15)Vanderbilt: Alex Gordon drains a long 3 to bring Vandy within 11
• (8:15)Siena: Tay Fisher fouled behind the arch, hits 1 of 3 after a lane violation, Siena up 31-15
• (8:59)Vanderbilt: A.J. Ogilvy ends Vandy's scoring drought
• (9:10)Siena: After a steal greatChris De La Rosa pass to Ryan Rossiter for 2
  • Vanderbilt had to take a timeout to halt Siena's momentum
• (10:20)Siena: Tay Fisher back to back 3 pointers! He's feeling it, Siena now leads by 13
• (10:57)Siena: After a few sloppy exchanges and turnovers Tay Fisher busts another 3
  • TV Timeout Siena leads 20-13 and are looking comfortable
• (13:56)Siena:Tay Fisher answers back with a 3
• (14:31)Vanderbilt: Shan Foster hits a 3
• Siena: Ronald Moore takes the inbound and nails a 3
  • TV Timeout, Score 10-6 Siena leads
• (16:10)Siena: Edwin Ubiles fouled, hits 1
  • Both teams are making mistakes when trying to make fast breaks, this has slowed the pace of the game
• (17:36)Vanderbilt: Great back door pass to and dunk by Ross Neltner
• (17:54)Siena: Ronald Moore fouled, hits 2/2
• (18:21)Vanderbilt: Ross Neltner fouled, hits 2/2 for Vandy's first points
• (18:55)Siena: Kenny Hasbrouck nails a 3, 5-0 Siena
• (19:32)Siena: controls the tip off, foul called on A.J. Ogilvy, Alex Franklin hits both

Vanderbilt Siena Bracket

• Vanderbilt is the 4th seed in the Midwest Region, having earned an at-large selection from the committee due to their 26-7 overall record and 3rd place showing in the tough SEC Eastern Division. Siena won both the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference regular season and conference tournament championships to eanr an automatic selection into the tourney.

2008 Midwest Region Bracket

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Vanderbilt Siena Pre-Game Analysis

• Vanderbilt earned a second straight selection into the NCAA Tournament, and third in the last five years, on the strength of a dominating performance on their home court. They won all 19 games played Memorial Gymnasium (probably because of the weird positioning of their benches), highlighted by their February 26 triumph over then top seeded Tennessee. However, the Commodores didn't find it easy like Sunday morning when they hit the road, splitting the 14 games they played away from home. Shan Foster delivers sweet sounds on the night shift, leading the club with 20.5 points per contest. When it comes to points from inside the paint, freshman A.J. Ogilvy from Australia is their brick house, with 17 points and nearly 7 boards per game. Siena is in the tournament for the first time since 2002, and fourth time in school history. As Stanford will attest to, the Saints can score in bunches, averaging over 76 points per game, with 25% of its scoring coming from three-point range. The versatile Edwin Ubiles led the Saints in scoring at 17.3 points per contest, while Kenny Hasbrouck and Alex Franklin combined to average 30 points per outing. Franklin was also a force on the boards, averaging 8 rebounds a game. The Saints scored over 80 points in a game 10 times this season, and dominated co-regular season champion Rider in the title game, winning by 21 points.

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