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The Volunteers used a long second-half shutdown and balanced scoring to improve to 2-0.
Tennessee held Radford to 47 points in a 23-point home victory, improving to 2-0. The Volunteers broke the game open after halftime with a stretch of more than eight minutes without allowing a point.
Terrence Hill Jr. scored a game-high 18 points, including a personal 8-0 run late in the first half. Tennessee also controlled the interior, finishing with 43 rebounds and limiting Radford to 26.2 percent shooting.
Source: Tennessee Athletics
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