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Tennessee teammates Wayne Chism and Tyler Smith stand in line to shake hands while Brian WIlliams consoles them after Tennessee lost the game 54-52.

Photo by Amy Smotherman Burgess

Tennessee teammates Wayne Chism and Tyler Smith stand in line to shake hands while Brian WIlliams consoles them after Tennessee lost the game 54-52.

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  • Tennessee teammates Wayne Chism and Tyler Smith stand in line to shake hands while Brian WIlliams consoles them after Tennessee lost the game 54-52.
  • Tennessee students Aaron Whitlock, Jonathan Crowe, Trey Coater, and Doug Mack, left to right, cheer for the Vols.
  • Tennessee's Tyler Smith shoots over Memphis' Robert Dozier.
  • Memphis head coach John Calipari talks to his starters.
  • Tennessee head coach Bruce Pearl looks to player J.P. Prince on the court.
  • Tennessee guard J.P. Prince goes in for a reverse dunk during the first half against Memphis.
  • Tennessee's J.P. Prince salutes the crowd after a dunk.
  • Tennessee's J.P. Prince dunks the ball.
  • Tennessee's Scotty Hopson tries to shoot over Memphis' Antonio Anderson.
  • Tennessee's Emmanuel Negedu and Tyler Smith pressure Memphis' Wesley Witherspoon as he looks to pass the ball.
  • Tennessee's bench watches action at the other end of the floor.
  • Tennessee players celebrate as the team closed in on the scoring gap with Memphis.
  • Memphis' Robert Dozier blocks a shot by Tennessee's J.P. Prince.
  • Tennessee's Wayne Chism puts the ball in over Memphis' Robert Dozier.
  • Tennessee's J.P. Prince covers his face with his shirt as he walks off the court while Memphis' Tyreke Evans waves to the crowd after Tennessee lost the game 54-52.

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