Vanderbilt's 34-year 3-point streak ends with 0-for-25 night
Posted Jan 18, 2020
Vanderbilt's streak of 1,080 straight games of making at least one 3-pointer (every game since the 3-point line was introduced) came to a screeching halt Saturday, when the Commodores missed all 25 of their attempts in a 66-45 loss to Tennessee. The 0-for-25 night represented one of the worst 3-point-shooting performances over the past 20 seasons.
(ESPN.com)
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