It was a historic college football season for the Vanderbilt Commodores in 2025 as the team reached double digit victories for the first time in school history.
Along with that, standout quarterback Diego Pavia was among the Heisman Trophy finalists for his superb play on the field.
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With Pavia completing his collegiate career with the Commodores at season’s end last year, it leaves a gaping hole for the team as Clark Lea looks to build on the team’s strong performance.
Fortunately, the team still has plenty of firepower on offense, including wide receiver Junior Sherrill and running back Sedrick Alexander. College football is almost back, meaning there’s still plenty of time to get tickets to attend a game this season.
Below, you’ll learn more about the full Vanderbilt schedule and see ticket prices for every game on the Commodores’ schedule this season.
All Vanderbilt Commodores home games this season will be played at FirstBank Stadium in Nashville, Tenn. Tickets for every home and away game are available now.
Vanderbilt will host seven teams during the 2026 college football regular season, including:
Vanderbilt will be on the road for five games in 2026, including the following:
Vanderbilt opens the season at home against Austin Peay on Saturday, Sept. 5 at 7 p.m. ET.
The annual in-state rivalry game between Vanderbilt and Tennessee is the last week of the regular season on Saturday, Nov. 28.
Last season, Vanderbilt prevailed with a 45-24 victory. It was the team’s first win over the Volunteers since 2018.
Vanderbilt faces SEC rival Georgia on Saturday, Oct. 3 at Sanford Stadium in Athens, Ga.
Vandy hasn’t played Georgia since 2023, where the team lost to the Bulldogs 37-20.
As of publication, the cheapest Vanderbilt home game this season is against Delaware on Saturday, Sept. 12, which starts at only $24.
The cheapest Vanderbilt away game this season is versus Mississippi State on Saturday, Nov. 7, with prices starting at $37.
An official preseason ranking hasn’t been released yet, however, a recent ranking from ESPN didn’t have Vanderbilt ranked in the top 25 entering this season.
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