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Lady Vols basketball outplayed at home by Mississippi State with UConn next
Mississippi State dominated with a 26-14 second quarter, hitting five 3-pointers and outrebounding Tennessee 50-31 for the Lady Vols’ first SEC loss, 77-62.
- At Food City Center on Jan. 29, Mississippi State Bulldogs defeated Tennessee Lady Vols 77-62, handing Tennessee its first SEC loss this season.
- In the decisive second quarter, Mississippi State Bulldogs outscored Tennessee Lady Vols 26-14, shooting 52.6% and hitting 5-of-9 three-pointers to take a 35-26 halftime lead.
- Outrebounding Tennessee 50, Mississippi State outscored them 35-11 in fast-break points, with Kharyssa Richardson scoring 21.
- Talaysia Cooper led Tennessee with 19 points on 9-for-24 shooting in the loss, while Mississippi State Bulldogs will face Missouri at 2 p.m. Sunday and Tennessee travels to face UConn on Feb. 1.
- After Thursday's win, the Bulldogs appear to be improving, winning despite turnovers and finishing with 48.2 shooting, boosting their road performance momentum.
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Women's Top 25 roundup: Mississippi St. takes down No. 15 Tennessee
Kharyssa Richardson scored 21 points and Mississippi State delivered a 77-62 victory over No. 15 Tennessee on Thursday, handing the Volunteers their first Southeastern Conference loss of the season in action at Knoxville, Tenn.
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The Lady Vols took the first loss in SEC play Thursday night in a rematch against Mississippi State in a game where Tennessee never seemed to get engaged in the outcome. “I think that was pretty clear from the very beginning of the game,” Tennessee coach Kim Caldwell said. “I knew it in shoot-around that it was going be bad. It was going to be ugly. I didn’t think it was going to be that ugly. They outworked us, they out-toughed us, start to fin…
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