<p>NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Vanderbilt guard Scotty Pippen Jr., the Southeastern Conference’s second-leading scorer, snapped a 32-game start streak Wednesday night because of an unspecified injury. </p>
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<a href="https://apnews.com/article/nba-jerry-stackhouse-scottie-pippen-basketball-scotty-pippen-0c66a0bcda65eff912b3c1ecacf217ea">Pippen</a> watched Wednesday night’s game with in-state rival No. 25 Tennessee from the bench. </p>
<p>He had been the only Commodore to start every game this season for coach Jerry Stackhouse. Pippen, son of six-time NBA champ Scottie Pippen, leads Vanderbilt with 20.5 points a game and is second in the SEC averaging five assists.</p>
<p>Injuries also kept forward Clevon Brown and sophomore forward Dylan Disu out of this game. Disu was named the SEC player of the week after putting up back-to-back double-doubles last week, and he leads the SEC in rebounding averaging 9.2 boards per game. </p>
<p>Pippen has tied or matched his career-high in scoring five times this season with a best of 32 at Florida. </p>
<p>Vanderbilt (6-12, 2-10) has lost two straight, with the Commodores’ last five losses all by seven points or fewer. </p>
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