On May 15, point guard prospect Jason Nelson narrowed his college choice down to two: Vanderbilt and Richmond. On Thursday, he will narrow it down to one. Nelson, a 5’10”, 175 lb 2021 recruit from John Marshall High School in Richmond, Virginia announced on Twitter that he would make his college decision June 25. He... Continue Reading →
While sports remain on hold, recruiting is heating up as Coach Stackhouse has had a busy week. In addition to promoting Damany Hendrix to assistant coach Tuesday, he also extended three scholarship offers to 2021 prospects. The first offer came last Friday of Memorial Day weekend to Frankie Collins, a 6’1” point guard from Arizona. The... Continue Reading →
The musical chairs with the Vanderbilt basketball coaching staff continues as the program announced today that Damany Hendrix would be promoted to assistant coach. https://twitter.com/VandyMBB/status/1265296756734074881 Hendrix will fill one of the two vacancies left by former assistant coaches David Grace and Ricardo Patton, who departed a couple weeks ago. In his first season under Coach... Continue Reading →
As an athlete for the Vanderbilt women’s basketball team, Candice Lee showed tremendous perseverance just to stay on the court. She battled significant injuries throughout her playing career including two ACL tears, the second of which came during her redshirt senior season. For most players that would be time to call it a career. Instead, Lee... Continue Reading →
As the sting of losing Romello White to Ole Miss fades, the search for roster help continues. David Sisk of Rivals.com confirmed via Twitter that Vanderbilt was one of numerous schools to contact Utah transfer Both Gach. https://twitter.com/CoachDavidSisk/status/1262830303271419906 Gach, a 6’6” guard who was a sophomore this season, declared for the NBA draft on April 6th.... Continue Reading →
Vanderbilt basketball is losing assistant coaches David Grace and Ricardo Patton, moves that were sudden and unexpected given the timing of this unusual recruiting season. Simon Gibbs of The Vanderbilt Hustler was first to break this surprising news. While Vanderbilt confirmed the coaching departures, no official reason or statement was given. https://twitter.com/vuhustlersports/status/1260019392017883137 After Jerry Stackhouse... Continue Reading →
One of Vanderbilt’s football recruiting targets for the 2021 class will announce his college decision today at 3pm. Kyron Drones, a 6’2” 195 pound dual-threat QB from Shadow Creek near Houston, TX will choose from a list that includes Vanderbilt as well as other SEC offers from Arkansas, Auburn, Missouri, and Ole Miss. Other notable offers... Continue Reading →
Vanderbilt added a massive commitment to the 2021 class on Monday. Literally. Terion “Tank” Sugick, a 6’2” 290 pound DT from National Christian Academy in Fort Washington, Maryland decided to join the Commodores over offers from SEC East rivals Florida and Tennessee. Tank is a 3-star recruit rated as the No. 644 player in the... Continue Reading →
Vanderbilt Basketball announced Tuesday that senior Clevon Brown had officially received a medical redshirt for the 2019-2020 season and would be granted an extra year of eligibility. While this outcome was widely expected, the news is still significant and very welcome for a team that otherwise looked to have limited post depth next season. https://twitter.com/Max_Schneider15/status/1250140796281643010... Continue Reading →
Written by: Brian A. Carlson Thursday could be a big day for the Vanderbilt basketball program. Tyrin Lawrence, one of the prized remaining unsigned prospects, will select a college destination from his final three choices: Vanderbilt, Ole Miss, and California. Lawrence is a three-star combo guard from Madison, Georgia, but played a post-graduate year at Sunrise... Continue Reading →
