The Wildcats (28-1, 14-0) have won 51 straight at home and are on a 20-game winning streak overall. But Kentucky trailed at halftime and needed a late surge to put away the scrappy Commodores.

Davis, who had 11 rebounds and five blocks, hit an 18-foot jumper as the shot clock expired with 1:06 left. Terrence Jones added a dunk, and Davis blocked Lance Goulbourne’s shot with 31 seconds to go to put the game away.

Jeffery Taylor scored 19 points for Vanderbilt (20-9, 9-5), and John Jenkins added 15 of his 18 points in the second half.

No. 2 Syracuse 71 Connecticut 69: In Storrs, Connecticut,  Fab Melo’s follow-up dunk with 31 seconds left lifted Syracuse over Connecticut and clinched the Big East regular season title for the Orange.

C.J. Fair blocked a shot by Roscoe Smith just before the buzzer to preserve the victory for Syracuse (29-1, 16-1) which has won nine in a row since its only loss of the season Jan. 21 at Notre Dame. Kris Joseph had 21 points to lead the Orange.

Jeremy Lamb had 19 points and Andre Drummond added 17 points and 14 rebounds for UConn (17-11, 7-9), which overcame a 17-point second-half deficit to tie the game with 47 seconds to go.

No. 4 Kansas 87  No. 3 Missouri 86, OT: In Lawrence, Kansas, Thomas Robinson made a three-point play in the closing seconds of regulation, and Tyshawn Taylor’s made two free throws with 8.3 seconds left in overtime for Kansas in the final scheduled regular-season matchup with Missouri.

The Tigers, who blew a 19-point second-half lead, never got a potential winning shot off in the final seconds. Michael Dixon was boxed in by Robinson as he tried to get to the basket, and the buzzer eventually sounded on the 105-year-old rivalry.

Robinson finished with 28 points and 12 rebounds for Kansas (24-5, 14-2), which wrapped up at least a share of its eighth straight Big 12 title. Taylor added 24 points, seven in overtime.

Marcus Denmon had 28 points to lead Missouri (25-4, 12-4), which heads off to the Southeastern Conference next season.

No. 5 Duke 70  Virginia Tech 65, OT: In Durham, North Carolina, Austin Rivers scored 23 points and Seth Curry added 19 for Duke.

Miles Plumlee added 15 rebounds and two free throws with 9.6 seconds left for the Blue Devils (25-4, 12-2), who made 6 of 8 foul shots in the final minute of overtime to win their sixth straight and remain atop the Atlantic Coast Conference standings.

Dorenzo Hudson, one of three players with 16 points for the Hokies (15-14, 4-10), pulled them to 64-63 with a deep jumper with 1:19 left in overtime.

Mason Plumlee’s free throw with 51.1 seconds left made it a two-point game, and he had a hand in Hudson’s face during his jumper that would have tied it.

No. 6 Michigan State 62  Nebraska 34: In East Lansing, Michigan, Draymond Green had 20 points and 10 rebounds to help Michigan State beat Nebraska for its seventh straight victory.

Undefeated at home this season, the first-place Spartans (24-5, 13-3 Big Ten) lead No. 8 Ohio State by 1 1/2 games and No. 11 Michigan by two games with three games left in the regular season.

The last-place Cornhuskers (12-15, 4-11) have lost six of seven. Leading scorer Bo Spencer didn’t play after injuring his left ankle in the final seconds of the first half.

Michigan State, which led by eight at halftime, turned the game into a rout early in the second half with a 13-0 run that put the Spartans ahead 38-17.

Green joined Greg Kelser, Johnny Green and Antonio Smith as Michigan State players with 1,000 career rebounds.

No. 7 North Carolina 54  No. 25 Virginia 51: In Charlottesville, Virginia,  Tyler Zeller scored 20 points, including a critical dunk with 13.3 seconds left and the shot clock winding down, as North Carolina swep5t the season series.

John Henson added 15 points, including 11 in the second half, as the Tar Heels (25-4, 12-2) kept pace with No. 5 Duke for first place in the Atlantic Coast Conference.

Jontel Evans had 13 points and Joe Harris added 12 for Virginia (21-7, 8-6), which played much of the game with leading scorer and ACC player of the year candidate Mike Scott in foul trouble. Scott scored just six points, more than 11 below his average, and missed 10 of 13 shots.