(AP) -- After a difficult ending to a week in paradise, No. 9 Tennessee looks to bounce back Friday night when it hosts the College of Charleston.

Tennessee (4-1) will play for the first time since Monday's 73-72 loss to No. 6 Purdue in the championship game of the Paradise Jam in the Virgin Islands.

There was criticism for how the Volunteers handled their final possession with a chance to win. Point guard Bobby Maze, who had 13 points, looked to penetrate and kicked the ball out to 6-foot-9 Wayne Chism at the top of the key, beyond the 3-point arc. (MORE)