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Gallery: The Weather Man

08/15/22
Prieto, center, supporting teammates at North Carolina State University. Courtesy photo.
Prieto in the FSU Earth, Ocean, and Atmospheric Science building. Photo by McKenzie Harris.
Wyatt Wilkes (31) and Harrison Prieto. Photo by Ross Obley.
Prieto, mid-shot against North Carolina State University. Photo by Mike Olivella.
FSU basketball during pregame. Photo by Mike Olivella.
On the court against Wake Forest. Courtesy photo.
Prieto prepares to shoot. Photo by Mike Olivella.
Outside of the EOAS building. Photo by McKenzie Harris.
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