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Sophomore Savion Flagg helps junior forward Josh Nebo up.
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Junior guard Wendell Mitchell scored 13 points for the Aggies.
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Senior Christian Mekowulu attempts to block a Vanderbilt forward.
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Junior forward Josh Nebo contributed two blocks.
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Junior guard Wendell Mitchell passes the ball to a teammate despite Vanderbilt’s effort to block the pass.
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Senior Christian Mekowulu scored a total of 19 points against Vanderbilt.
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Sophomore Savion Flagg made two 3-pointers during the game.
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Junior Wendell Mitchell attempts to shoot.
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Sophomore guard Jay Jay Chandler scores for the Aggies.
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The Aggie Dance Team performed during timeouts.
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Junior Mark French dribbles across the court.
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Sophomore Savion Flagg was 10-for-21 in for field goals.
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Sophomore Savion Flagg was the highest scorer for the game.
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Junior Josh Nebo dodges Vanderbilt’s Aaron Nesmith as he approaches the basket.
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Senior forward Christian Mekowulu awaits the chance to pass the ball.
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Senior Christian Mekowulu was 5-for-11 in for free throws.
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Senior Christian Mekowulu struggles to break from a Vanderbilt player.
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Over 7,600 fans attended the game on Saturday evening.
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Senior Chris Collins celebrates with the team and staffs.
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Sophomore Jay Jay Chandler high fives after a successful game.
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In honor of senior night, senior forward Christian Mekowulu and other seniors spoke after the game.
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GALLERY: Men’s Basketball vs. Vanderbilt
March 2, 2019
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