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Wake Forest University1-1,0-0ACC#24 Vanderbilt2-0,0-0SECDemon Deacons Drop 74-51 Road Game at #24/21 Vanderbilt11/5/2026 8:58:00 PM | Men's BasketballKevair Kennedy leads Wake Forest with 20 pointsNASHVILLE – The Wake Forest men’s basketball team dropped its first road test of the 2026-27 campaign Thursday evening as the Demon Deacons fell 74-51 at No. 24/21 Vanderbilt inside historic Memorial Gymnasium.The Demon Deacons (1-1) were led by sophomore transfer Kevair Kennedy, who finished the night with 20 points and five rebounds for his 17th career 20-point outing and his first as a Demon Deacon. Kennedy has tallied a team-high 34 points over the first two games…

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الحسابالاقسامWake Forest Basketball heads to Nashville tonight for a Top-100 matchup against Vanderbilt, and the early lean is clear: the Commodores look the more settled side. Vanderbilt’s returning production, tougher preseason exhibition slate and Tyler Tanner’s all-court influence give them the better case in a game that could separate two teams with high hopes for the 2026-27 season.This is a betting preview rather than a straight reaction piece, but the basic question is simple. Which team is better positioned to handle an early-season game against another quality opponent? On that point, Vanderbilt has the stronger argument. Wake Forest returned no…

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Vanderbilt entered the 2026–27 college basketball season with expectations that have become increasingly familiar under Mark Byington. The Commodores are no longer simply hoping to become competitive in the Southeastern Conference. They are attempting to establish themselves as a program capable of consistently challenging the league's strongest teams, and Thursday night's performance against Wake Forest provided another encouraging indication of their progress.The No. 24 Commodores defeated Wake Forest 74–51 at Memorial Gymnasium, improving to 2–0 and extending the nation's longest active nonconference winning streak to 21 games. Tyler Tanner delivered 17 points and 10 rebounds, while Ace Glass III contributed…

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In this story:NASHVILLE—Vanderbilt basketball ran away from Wake Forest Thursday to move to 2-0 on the season and subsequently picked up its first power-five win of the 2026-27 season. Wake Forest pushed Mark Byington and company, but Vanderbilt outscored Wake 35-24 in the second half and clearly indicated that it's a different caliber of team than the one it faced on Thursday night. Vanderbilt will have another challenge Tuesday as Memphis comes to Memorial Gymnasium. Here's a few takeaways from Vanderbilt's Thursday-night win. The way Vanderbilt turned it on down the stretch, oh manWake Forest trailed Vanderbilt by four at…

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In this story:NASHVILLE—Tyler Tanner rose from sitting just beyond the sideline around Memorial Gymnasium’s halfcourt line and walked towards the floor to check in with 5:52 left in Vanderbilt’s Thursday-night win over Wake Forest. As he did so, the crowd came to its feet and raised the volume of the gym significantly. But, the ovation wasn’t for Tanner. No, that was for the star of Thursday night. That was for Ant Brown. That was for Vanderbilt’s best freshman since Tanner, who has Tanner’s blessing to be the next guy here when he inevitably heads to the NBA.“He’s the one,” Tanner told Vandy…

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