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Former five-star recruit joins Shea Ralph's squad after two seasons at LSUNASHVILLE, Tenn. – Vanderbilt women’s basketball head coach Shea Ralph announced the addition of Aalyah Del Rosario, who transfers to the Commodores after a two-year stint at LSU. The 6-6 center has two years of eligibility remaining in her collegiate career.Del Rosario, who was selected to the All-SEC freshman team in 2023-24, appeared in 65 games and made one career start at LSU, playing behind a pair of All-Americans in Angel Reese and Aneesah Morrow. She averaged 3.5 points and 2.9 rebounds per game while shooting 50.3 percent from…

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The top four remain in tact, but we have some serious shakeups down the ladder with a pair of SEC teams breaching the rankings for the first time this season. Here are the latest women’s basketball Power 10 rankings: The Huskies are dominating, winning their past three games by at least 35 points. The Longhorns were tested but escaped Ole Miss 67-64. They have a huge matchup looming with LSU this Sunday. 📈 RANKINGS: Latest women’s basketball AP pollThe Gamecocks ended up pulling away from Florida down the stretch, and they get a shot to avenge their one loss against Texas on Jan. 15. The Bruins…

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Even as Commodores across all sports reach historic competitive heights, they build their futures through the Ingram Center’s ambitious summer internship programNASHVILLE, Tenn. — Travel is a familiar summer ritual, whether venturing to foreign countries, exploring national parks or simply setting out for the nearest beach or pool. But for Lexi Nowakowski, as for dozens of Vanderbilt student-athletes, this past summer brought a twist on the routine. She got to visit the future. Specifically, her future.After completing her sophomore season with the Vanderbilt lacrosse team, Nowakowski stayed in Nashville over the summer to complete an internship with LFM Capital, a Nashville-based…

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In this story:LEXINGTON, KY—Former Vanderbilt and Kentucky running back Ray Davis has clearly made his allegiances known. If they weren't already, they are now. Davis started his career at Vanderbilt and was the MVP of one of the best early wins of the Clark Lea era in Lexington in 2022. He ran for 129 yards in that game on 5.0 yards per carry and a touchdown. He left Vanderbilt for Kentucky ahead of his final college season, though, and appears to identify more with Kentucky than Vanderbilt as he occupies an NFL roster spot with the Buffalo Bills. Saturday, Davis was an…

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