Jabari Brown’s double-figure scoring streak snapped

• 

Tennessee stretched its lead to 18-6 with a 9-0 run capped by back-to-back three-pointers from sophomores Derek Reese, who had been shooting 27 percent from long range, and Armani Moore, who had been shooting less than 24 percent on threes.

• 

Take your pick — Missouri shot less than 32 percent and had only one assist with six turnovers, while Tennessee shot 41 percent with 10 assists and three turnovers. The Volunteers also hit six threes, compared to one for the Tigers.

• 

Josh Richardson stepped into a passing lane for a steal and fast-break layup during a 10-0 run that iced Tennessee’s victory early in the second half.

• 

The Volunteers finished with a 45-28 rebounding advantage, including 18 offensive boards.

For the first time this season, junior Jabari Brown failed to reach double figures in scoring. He finished with eight points on one-for-10 shooting.

Brown, who missed all four three-point tries and is six of 29 on threes in the last six games, didn’t make a basket until the 1:16 mark, though he was perfect in six attempts at the free-throw line.

Brown matched Doug Smith’s record with 30 straight double-digit scoring games to start a season. Smith scored at least 10 points in all of the Tigers’ 30 games during the 1990-91 season.

Going back to last season’s loss against Colorado State in the NCAA Tournament, Brown had hit the double-figure plateau in 31 straight games.

This story was originally published March 8, 2014 at 6:43 PM with the headline "Jabari Brown’s double-figure scoring streak snapped."