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In this story:NASHVILLE—-With a downpour beating down on his upper body and Barton Simmons as well as a number of Vanderbilt football staffers flanking him, Clark Lea stood there stoically. He was staring out at the field, working to come to grips with what he was about to finish watching. Lea’s team that paraded around all offseason declaring that they had national championship expectations was embarrassed in a 52-17 loss to No. 9 Ole Miss. Vanderbilt never had a chance to win this thing after two late first-half Ole Miss touchdowns and it certainly didn’t in this moment, as Blaze Berlowitz…
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Ole Miss‘s night vs. Vanderbilt was big, not only because they went to their favorite away place, Nashville, and steamrolled the Commodores in a 52-17 game. No, more importantly, they got a glimpse of the 2025 Kewan Lacy the Rebels have been missing all season.Lacy’s shoulder injury held him down all offseason, and you could see the anxiety of re-injury creeping up on him at times in multiple plays through the first three weeks.Then, vs. LSU, it happened again. Lacy re-aggravated his shoulder in Week 3 — the same one that he had to get surgery on in the offseason.…
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In this story:NASHVILLE — In accordance with dreary, depressing and messy weather filling the Nashville skies Saturday evening, Vanderbilt football’s performance Saturday against Ole Miss can be described as that. Especially the third word.In fact, the word “messy” may be the perfect adjective to attribute to how Vanderbilt looked on the field against the Rebels. It felt like Groundhog Day seemingly every play of the game. Whether it was a flag, a missed assignment on defense or giving the ball away, the Commodores played perhaps the messiest game they have in about three seasons.How bad was it? Vanderbilt had five…
Vanderbilt Volleyball's Anders Nelson, Samantha Wunsch, and Avery Scoggins recap the 3-0 sweep versus Auburn Friday night. With the win, the Commodores advance to 12-2 and 3-2 in SEC play.source
Vanderbilt head coach Clark Lea speaks to the media following the Commodores' 52-17 loss to Ole Misssource
Vanderbilt drops out of ITA Ohio Valley Regional ChampionshipsCOLLEGE GROVE, Tenn. — Vanderbilt men’s tennis bowed out of the ITA Ohio Valley Regional Championships on Saturday after two losses in both singles and doubles from Farm & Forge Tennis Club in College Grove, Tenn.The Dores get just over a week off before returning to play Oct. 23 at the Rome Tennis Center Collegiate Invite in Rome, Georgia. The next qualifying tournament for the NCAA Singles and Doubles Championship is the ITA South Sectional Championship, which takes place Nov. 5-8 from Gainesville, Florida.For more information, updates and exclusive content, follow the…
Two doubles pairs advance to quarterfinals, four Commodores stay alive in singlesMASON, Ohio — Of the 16 players remaining in singles, four are Commodores as the Vanderbilt women’s tennis team pieced together another multi-win day at the ITA Ohio Valley Regional Championships from the Lindner Family Tennis Center in Mason, Ohio.The black and gold started off play in doubles, sending two pairs into the round of 16. No. 29 ranked senior Valeria Ray and junior Sophia Webster made their tournament debut after receiving a first-round bye, taking down Cincinnati’s Elizabeth Fauchet and Sara Watanabe 8-5. Sophomores Erin Pearce and Mia Yamakita…