Coach Stackhouse, First off congratulations on your impressive victory over Mississippi State. In what has been a challenging season, it was great to see you and your team enjoy some well-earned success. You have forgotten more basketball than I’ll ever know, so I certainly would never presume to tell you how to coach. However, as... Continue Reading →
Has Stephanie White Coached Her Last Game at Vanderbilt?
The Vanderbilt Women’s Basketball team fought valiantly at #12 Kentucky Sunday. Despite having only seven players available, Vandy led 69-65 with only 5:04 to play, but ultimately Wildcats stormed back to escape with a 80-73 win. On Monday, the team finally decided it just couldn’t go with so few bodies available. In what appears to... Continue Reading →
The Biggest Stories Around Vanderbilt Athletics in 2020
This was a year unlike anything we’ve ever seen, and fortunately it is almost behind us. I’ve compiled my list of the 10 biggest stories in Vanderbilt athletics for year 2020. Feel free to agree or disagree 10. Vandy Pros Several Vanderbilt athletes got drafted and paid, and it was well deserved Football Ke’Shawn Vaughn... Continue Reading →
Lee Chooses Lea
Candice Lee has officially held the title of Athletic Director just over six months, and she has already reached a decision that will largely define her legacy. Firing football coach Derek Mason late into a winless season going nowhere was a bold move. Financial details of contracts aren’t disclosed at Vanderbilt, since it’s a private... Continue Reading →
RB Re’Mahn Davis Chooses the Commodores
Some important news that has been lost in the chaos surrounding the Vanderbilt football program over this last week, Temple running back Re’Mahn Davis announced he would be transferring to Vandy. Davis, at 5’9” and 210 lbs., earned Freshman All-American accolades from Pro Football Focus after rushing for 936 yards (4.8 per carry) and 181... Continue Reading →
Sarah Fuller Makes History, Vanderbilt Dominated
At least someone at Vanderbilt scored a win Saturday, the athletic department. Just look at the latest tone deaf tweet from athletic director Candace Storey Lee: https://twitter.com/VandyAD/status/1332728735368286213?s=20 I want to make it crystal clear at the start that this is nothing against Sarah Fuller. I have two young daughters who are avid Vanderbilt Soccer fans. ... Continue Reading →
Will Vanderbilt Football Make History Saturday?
Vanderbilt football could make history this weekend. Simon Gibbs of the Vanderbilt Hustler first reported Sarah Fuller, the senior starting goalkeeper for the soccer team, has been practicing with the football team this week as a kicker. If Fuller plays against Missouri, it is believed she would be the first female to take a snap... Continue Reading →
5 Key Takeaways: Kentucky
Vanderbilt starts the season 0-6 for the first time since 1998 and lost it’s 10th straight SEC contest as the Wildcats ran all over the Commodores 38-35. While Vandy continues to show a lot of fight and the game was never a blowout, a couple of late touchdowns in the final minutes by the Commodores... Continue Reading →
5 Key Takeaways: Mississippi State
Commodore fans finally had an entertaining game that was up for grabs in the fourth quarter for the first time since the season opener at Texas A&M. And while like most Commodore fans I’m not big into “moral victories” there were at least some real positives we could take away from this one: Dominating Every... Continue Reading →
Key Takeaways: Ole Miss
I was watching the Vandy-Ole Miss game while doing my treadmill jog at the gym – because, you know, season ticket holders still aren’t allowed to attend. On this Halloween afternoon, The Blair Witch Project happened to be playing on another screen. It was difficult to determine which massacre was worse. Sadly, it was never... Continue Reading →