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In this story:NASHVILLE—That was an absolute mess for Vanderbilt football. Vanderbilt coach Clark Lea declared that Vanderbilt hasn’t felt that way after a loss in a long time, and it should. Vanderbilt was run off the field on Saturday in a 52-17 loss to Ole Miss and was outscored 28-0 in the second quarter. As a result, it was a somber postgame media session. Lea’s team moved to 3-3 on the season and has lost three-consecutive games All things considered, that was one of the program's worst losses under Clark LeaIt was different than Vanderbilt’s loss to ETSU or UNLV, but man was…
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iStockphoto / Steve Roberts-Imagn Images / Dale Zanine-Imagn ImagesBlaze Berlowitz’s mom bashed Vanderbilt’s football coaches for benching her son.The quarterback position at Vanderbilt has been under the microscope this football season. Blaze Berlowitz opened the year as the starter. He was later replaced by five-star freshman Jared Curtis.Berlowitz’s mom does not believe her son was given a fair shake. She called coaches “clowns” this week while speaking to Diego Pavia. Does he deserve to be the starter?Melanie Berlowitz went viral over the weekend upon seeing Curtis re-inserted into the lineup. The prized recruit missed the previous game vs. Georgia with…
I don’t have enough fingers on my hands to count how many things went wrong for the Commodores this Saturday in their Week 6 matchup with Ole Miss. And while the weather played a factor, I think you could’ve found more people in a ghost town than Vanderbilt fans in FirstBank to start the second half of play. The truth is, you can’t win a football game if you beat yourself first. For Vanderbilt, that’s exactly what happened from the beginning of the contest. Everything went wrong for the Commodores in this game. From wide open space for Heisman-hopeful quarterback Trinidad…
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