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In Knoxville, Tennessee, a notable incident occurred at Neyland Stadium over the weekend, involving Javier Pavia, who is the sibling of Vanderbilt’s quarterback, Diego Pavia. According to legal documents, Pavia, aged 25, was taken into custody during the Volunteers’ game against Vanderbilt. The situation arose when University of Tennessee event staff requested Pavia to remove a flag that was obstructing the view of other spectators.

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