a Kevin Stallings tirade following a vandy defensive breakdown the Titans would not score the last 2:33 of the half and the Commodores would head to the locker room up 47-20.

Nolan Cressler was second on the team with 14 points, shooting 50 percent from the field with two three’s.

With 5:29 to go in the game Cressler put an exclamation point on the Vanderbilt victory with a huge dunk that put Vandy up 93-42.

Luke Kornet led the ‘Dores with 11 rebounds and five blocked shots in only 16 minutes of play.

The ‘Dores got even hotter in the second half, shooting 59.4% from the field, while hitting five of 11 three pointers.

Next up for Vanderbilt is a visit to 25th ranked Baylor on Sunday December 6.

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Riyadh (AFP) Nov 26, 2005Oil giant Saudi Arabia said Saturday that global
oil inventories were at "very comfortable" levels with supply exceeding demand, but was non-committal on what OPEC would do at its next meeting in December.

Oil Minister Ali al-Nuaimi also called on leading oil consuming states to stop blaming the OPEC cartel for their "suffering" from high crude prices, which he said were due to taxes those nations were imposing.

"Global inventories today are in a very comfortable position. As a matter of fact, supply today is higher than demand," Nuaimi told reporters after a meeting of Gulf Arab oil ministers in the Saudi capital.

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