Author: Uvopia

Vanderbilt basketball broke its two-game losing streak, defeating Georgia 88-80 on Feb. 25 at Memorial Gymnasium.No. 21 Vanderbilt led by as many as 20 during the first half, but a run by Georgia cut that to seven by halftime. The teams traded big buckets and runs during the second half.The Commodores (22-6, 9-6 SEC) led by 10 at one point in the second half but a 10-0 run by the Bulldogs tied the score. Georgia (19-9, 7-8) couldn’t manage to take the lead, though, as Vanderbilt made enough shots down the stretch to hold on for the win.Devin McGlockton scored…

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Early decision acceptance rate down to 11.9% for Class of 2030Top 10 love songs of all timeEpstein files mention Vanderbilt professors, former chancellorBest of Super Bowl 2026 commercialsVanderbilt Alpha Chi Omega chapter to close at end of semesterMen’s Basketball: Three takeaways from Vanderbilt’s loss to TennesseeWU: Lessons from Vanderbilt’s human radiation experimentsWomen’s Basketball: Three takeaways from Vanderbilt’s 76-74 upset loss to GeorgiaVUMC anesthesiologist charged with 15 counts of sexual exploitationCampus Dining implements changes to several dining locationsNo. 25 Vanderbilt Men’s Basketball (22-6, 9-6 SEC) took on unranked Georgia Men’s Basketball (19-9, 7-8 SEC) Wednesday, Feb. 25, looking to win their final…

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In this story:NASHVILLE—Mark Byington wrapped up his huddle a few feet right of the free throw line and turned his back as if he didn’t have to white knuckle this anymore. The group rising up from the little black stools indicated to him that he didn’t anymore. There they were; Tyler Tanner, Duke Miles, Tyler Nickel, Devin McGlockton and Jalen Washington. No reserves playing in unfamiliar roles. No sense of Tanner having to do everything or a role player having to play like a star for this group to win. For so long, Mark Byington and all of his staff members…

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In this story:NASHVILLE – There was a sense of shock and disbelief around Memorial Gymnasium as Georgia guard Blue Cain hit a three-pointer to tie the game at 62 apiece. A game that Vanderbilt had led 37-17 in turned into a win the Commodores had to work for the final nine minutes of the game.The reaction of Vanderbilt head coach Mark Byington and his players was not one of shock and panic. But rather the Commodores stayed calm, stayed in the moment and turned their focus to the remainder of the game and figuring out how to survive what could…

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Mark Byington had a cryptic update on Frankie Collins' future availability in the rotation after No. 25 Vanderbilt's win over Georgia.Mark Byington provided an intriguing update on Frankie Collins following the No. 25 Vanderbilt Commodores' matchup against the Georgia Bulldogs on Wednesday night.Byington is going through his second season as the Commodores' head coach. Leading them to the NCAA Tournament last season, he looks to get the program back to the Big Dance and make a deep run this time around.However, Vanderbilt is missing one of its rotation players in Collins. He has not played since a Dec. 17 win…

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In this story:NASHVILLE—Moments after families came out with locked arms, Tyler Nickel and company sauntered out of the Vanderbilt tunnel and listened as the contingent of Vanderbilt fans in the building let the loudest roar of the early portion of the night go. Perhaps Nickel’s numbers won’t end up on the first few pages in any program record books when this is all said and done, but his flowers were due. Nickel and Vanderbilt forward Devin McGlockton took a chance on this build two years ago when Mark Byington first took the Vanderbilt job. Nickel was the first non-James Madison player…

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