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Vanderbilt Seeks End to Losing Streak Against Georgia
26 Feb
Summary
- Vanderbilt lost two straight games by narrow margins.
- Georgia enters the matchup on a two-game winning streak.
- Key players on both teams are battling injuries and illness.

The No. 25 Vanderbilt Commodores are looking to halt a two-game losing streak as they prepare to face the Georgia Bulldogs in Southeastern Conference play on Wednesday. Vanderbilt's recent games have been decided by the narrowest of margins, including a 69-65 loss to Tennessee and an 81-80 defeat against Missouri, where a half-court buzzer-beater narrowly missed forcing overtime.
Coach Mark Byington expressed frustration over the team's inability to finish close games. Vanderbilt has seen the return of Duke Miles, their second-leading scorer, who is recovering from a knee injury. Tyler Tanner, another key player, has been battling the flu but still delivered a strong performance against Missouri.