On Wednesday March 3., the Aggies played their first game in 32 days after continuous positive COVID-19 cases canceled all seven games scheduled in February. Savion Flagg, Jay Jay Chandler, Quenton Jackson and Kevin Marfo were honored with a Senior Night ceremony prior to the start of the game. The Aggies fell to Mississippi State in a close game of 63-57. The Aggies will look capitalize on the opportunity to play No. 12 Arkansas on Saturday March 6., which will mark the end of regular season play.
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Emanuel Miller scored 23 points and had a total of 13 rebounds for the Aggies on Wednesday night.
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Senior guard Quenton Jackson steals the ball back from the Mississippi State offense.
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Savion Flagg passes the ball to teammate Andre Gordon.
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Junior forward Luke McGhee scrambles to recover the ball.
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Emanuel Miller adjusts his neck during a timeout.
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Sophomore guard Andre Gordon was part of the starting lineup for the Aggies during Wednesday nights game.
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Andre Gordon controls the ball and moves around the Mississippi State defense.
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Sophomore forward Jonathan Aku takes practices taking free-throws before the start of the second half.
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Sophomore forward Emanuel Miller will lead the Aggies into the SEC Tournament after being named SEC player of the week.
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Senior guard Jay Jay Chandler was one of the four seniors honored before Wednesday nights game.
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Head Coach Buzz Williams cheers the Aggies on from the sidelines.
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The Yell Leaders brought cutouts of several players faces to help cheer on the Aggies.
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Emanuel Miller gains possession of the ball and looks to make his next move.
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Quenton Jackson scored 13 points for the Aggies.
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Jay Jay Chandler looks around as he prepares to keep the Mississippi State offense from scoring.
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Senior guard Jay Jay Chandler dunked late in the game to cut the 10-point gap down to 59-55.
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Quenton Jackson tries to make a move towards the basket while he is guarded by the Mississippi State offense.
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Freshman guard Hassan Diarra dribbles the ball through the Mississippi State defenders.
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Senior Savion Flagg scored five points for the Aggies bringing his career points total to 1,000.
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Emanuel Miller takes a free-throw during the second half of the game.
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Jay Jay Chandler blocks the Mississippi offense from dribbling the ball down the court.
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