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In this story:The college football world just witnessed a major change in where the best players want to go. A top-rated prospect made a shocking choice that shifted the balance for a rising team.This decision came right as the early signing period began for the 2026 class. Staying close to home became a bigger priority for the athlete than joining a traditional winner.Jared Curtis is now the most famous name on the Vanderbilt roster. Many experts believe the five-star quarterback who was ranked the top recruit of the 2026 class is ready to take over the starting job for the…
The first regular-season meeting between the Tennessee Volunteers and the Vanderbilt Commodores is finally here, and the in-state rivals are ready for an undeniable showdown.While Vandy may be the ranked team and Rick Barnes' Tennessee squad may be rocky (Top) at times, one of the Commodores' biggest weaknesses could highlight one of the Vols' biggest strengths, possibly even leading to an upset win for UT.Over the last five games, the Commodores have ranked in the bottom seventh percentile for defensive rebounds, averaging fewer than 20 DREB per matchup.On the other end of the court, the Volunteers have dominated the offensive…
No. 19 Vanderbilt falls one point short in comeback bidCOLUMBIA, Mo. – Tyler Tanner’s last second heave rolled around the rim and out as No. 19 Vanderbilt erased a 21-point deficit in the final minutes but fell 81-80 at Missouri on Wednesday night.Tanner, who played through illness Wednesday, finished with a game-high 27 points. He added five assists and three steals. Devin McGlockton added 13 points and seven rebounds while Tyler Nickel scored 11 with five boards and three assists.Mizzou (18-8, 8-5 SEC) had five players in double figures, led by 19 from Jayden Stone. The Tigers shot 50 percent…
Three of a kind: Vandy records trio of aces in one tournament Golf Channelsource
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‘Don’t pour cold water on a win’: Mizzou upsets No. 19 Vanderbilt despite late run Columbia Missouriansource
In this story:While William Shakespeare penned that a rose by any other name would smell just as sweetly, he didn't say a thing about an NFL quarterback and his height. In an episode of The Triple Option podcast, ESPN's Todd McShay took a strong stance toward a QB whose height has become a significant story. While most NFL quarterbacks are tall, there have been some who weren't. While 5'7" Eddie LeBaron was a 1950s standout, more recent QBs with size concerns include 5'10" Doug Flutie, 5'10" Kyler Murray, and 5'10" Bryce Young. But does height matter? Todd McShay was happy…
February 18, 2026 By Stephanie KaloiShea Ralph: The excellent three-point shooter ‘can make it from Chattanooga’NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Justine Pissott didn’t even know what exactly Vanderbilt was when she hopped on a video call with Shea Ralph and her assistant coaches. She’d heard of the school’s academic reputation, but she felt like she owed a favor to assistant coach Kevin DeMille, who began recruiting her when she was 13.Get unlimited access to women’s basketball coverage and help support our hardworking staff of writers, editors, and photographers by subscribing today.Join todayAlready a member? LoginDeMille reached out as soon as Pissott hit…
No. 25 Georgia women’s basketball (20-6, 6-6 SEC) is hosting its second to last home game of the regular season on Thursday night with another top ten ranked team in No. 10 Oklahoma (19-6, 7-5).The Lady Bulldogs accomplished a massive feat on Sunday, defeating their first top five ranked team in No. 5 Vanderbilt with a keen defensive game plan against the Commodores’ and nation’s leading scorer in Mikayla Blakes. Georgia held Blakes to three shots from the field, making the majority of her 27 points from the charity stripe.They have since jumped back into the USA TODAY Sports Coaches…
SUBSCRIBE TO THE DORE REPORT TODAY – CLICK HERE AND JOIN FOR JUST $1 + a complimentary year of The AthleticWhat a roller coaster of a basketball game. Vanderbilt entered the contest riding a two-game win streak after victories over Auburn and Texas A&M. The Commodores looked to move up in the standings and continue to fight for a double-bye in the SEC tournament. Missouri entered the matchup in desperate need of a Q1 win. The Tigers were sitting as the “first team out” of the NCAA Tournament field, per ESPN bracketologist Joe Lunardi.Vanderbilt started the game the right way.…