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Five Thoughts: Texas A&M 92, Tennessee 88

The story of Texas A&M's clutch comeback in Knoxville can be written with two words: senior leadership. Alongside that, a few notable coaching decisions helped the Aggies stay the course when the Volunteers began to crumble.
By Logan Lee
January 9, 2016
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1. Just win: Tennessee arguably played a better basketball game overall, but Texas A&M came away with its second conference road win of the week.

The Vols played tougher, more aggressive basketball for 35 minutes, but the Aggies turned it around when it counted. It was ugly basketball for the majority of the game for A&M, but the Ags never gave up and they continued to make enough plays to stick around and ultimately win.

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