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Walter Taylor, a former quarterback for Vanderbilt football, is returning to the program − but it will be at a different position.The Commodores confirmed they had signed Taylor and listed him as a tight end.Taylor was previously at Vanderbilt in 2022 and 2023. In 2023, he went 5-for-15 passing for 44 yards and an interception while running 30 times for 103 yards and a touchdown. He spent one year at Colorado and one at Ball State but did not appear in a game with either program.Taylor lists himself as a tight end on his social media profiles. Listed at 6-5…
Vanderbilt’s perfect season ended Sunday in Columbia, but the loss did little to overshadow what the Commodores built over the first three months of the year.No. 5 Vanderbilt fell, 103–74, to No. 4 South Carolina, a program that rarely drops two games in a row and entered the afternoon determined to avoid its first back‑to‑back losses since the 2018–19 season.The defeat snapped Vanderbilt’s 20–0 start, the best opening stretch in school history and one of the most surprising teams in women’s college basketball this season. The Commodores climbed to No. 5 in the AP poll, their highest ranking in more…
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Vanderbilt's school-record 20-game winning streak comes to an end in a 103-74 loss at No. 2/2 South CarolinaCOLUMBIA, S.C. – The No. 5/4-ranked Vanderbilt women’s basketball team was handed its first loss of the 2025-26 season, as the Commodores had their school-record 20-game winning streak came to an end with a 103-74 defeat at No. 2/2-ranked South Carolina on Sunday afternoon.The loss drops the Commodores to 20-1 overall and 6-1 in SEC play this season. Though Vandy’s school-record 20-game winning streak to begin the season comes to an end, the Dores are still off to their best start in program…
That was embarrassing.Some nights, you just don’t have it.Kentucky had nothing going on either side of the ball in an 80-55 loss to Vanderbilt Tuesday night in Nashville. It was even worse than the final score indicates. It truly was an all-systems failure.Burn the tape. We’re on to Arkansas.Before the game, Vanderbilt head coach Mark Byington switched his lineup to a heavier presence in the front court with guard Duke Miles out with an injury. It set the tone for the first 20 minutes.The Commodores completely out-toughed the Wildcats in addition to outclassing them. Led by Tyler Tanner’s 12 points,…
For a team that was undefeated going into its matchup with South Carolina, just about everything went wrong for Vanderbilt women’s basketball on Jan. 25 at Colonial Life Arena.On offense, the No. 4 Commodores committed 20 turnovers. On defense, they allowed South Carolina to shoot 62% from the field (40-for-65).During one sequence at the beginning of the third quarter, they cut their deficit to seven, but they missed a few layups and from there, the No. 2 Gamecocks took control.”As crappy as we played today for a lot of that game, especially in the second quarter, in the beginning of…
Duke Miles will have knee cleanup surgery Jan. 28, Vanderbilt basketball coach Mark Byington said after a win over Kentucky at Memorial Gymnasium on Jan. 27.Miles, who is the Commodores’ second-leading scorer with 16.6 points per game this season, has been playing through a knee injury and that was what kept him out of the contest against the Wildcats.Jalen Washington started in Miles’ place.There is not a clear timetable for return at the moment. Byington said that Miles “won’t be out long.””He was a great leader today, and he’s been playing through some pain, I think everybody knows,” Byington said.…
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