OXFORD, MS—Vanderbilt basketball didn't have it on Tuesday, but it didn't matter. The Commodores left Ole Miss with an 89-86 win that indicated it knows how to win late in games. Here's a few takeaways from that win. Vanderbilt stole that thingWithin the back tunnel of The Pavillion in Oxford, the amount of Vanderbilt players and staffers had dwindled down significantly since Mark Byington began his postgame press conference seven minutes earlier. There appeared to be a race out of Oxford among Vanderbilt’s players and staffers–and while it had to do mostly with their flight, it could’ve had just as much to do with how this team won this game. Vanderbilt trailed by as much as 12, trailed for 34:17, missed 12 layups, couldn’t finish possessions on the defensive end, lost its three rotational bigs to foul trouble and had a general sense of sluggishness present all night. Yet, there it was celebrating following an 89-86 overtime victory. The best way to describe it?…