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On Saturday, the Vanderbilt Commodores faced off against the University of Georgia Bulldogs in an away football game. Amid the excitement surrounding the long-awaited game, The Pub hosted a watch party 12:30-4 p.m. CDT for students to gather and cheer on their teams.
As students walked into The Pub, they were welcomed by an inflatable version of Mr. Commodore, Vanderbilt’s beloved mascot.
Students arrived decked out in their Commodore merch, such as the Vanderbilt Nashville Game Day T-shirt. Gold Vanderbilt baseball caps, Commodore jerseys and polos engraved with the iconic Vanderbilt “V” could be spotted among the crowd as well.
Before long, The Pub filled with students eager to watch the game and others stopping by to grab a quick midday meal. Regardless, the action on the televisions kept students engaged.
Students could be seen watching the screen intently while enjoying the food options at the Pub.
The meal swipe entrees at The Pub ranged from smashburgers to chicken sandwiches, tenders and wings. Students could also choose fries, pretzel sticks or a house salad with their entrees, as well as a milkshake.
The sounds of the Spirit of Gold Marching Band filled The Pub as Vanderbilt scored its first touchdown in the first quarter. While the outcome of the game was still undecided, the Commodores’ performance in the first quarter kept many students hopeful.
Students reacted as the Bulldogs continued to score touchdowns in the second half. Although Vanderbilt lost to the Bulldogs, the watch party brought fans across campus together to experience the game.
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