Isaac Jack, Buffalo At 6-11, 251 lbs., the British Columbia native is a high-upside player with raw talent. As a freshman at Buffalo, he averaged 6 points and 4 rebounds per game. Ideally, Vandy fans would prefer to see an experienced veteran at this position, but the coaching staff is visiting with Jack this weekend... Continue Reading →
Another Offseason Roster Overhaul Looms For Stackhouse & Co.
As we look ahead to a pivotal fifth season for Vanderbilt basketball coach Jerry Stackhouse, it’s becoming clear the roster will have a very different look. On Saturday freshmen Malik Dia and Noah Shelby announced on social media they would be entering the transfer portal. On Monday senior Jordan Wright did the same, electing to... Continue Reading →
Vandy vs. UAB Preview: Matchups To Watch
The #2 seed Vanderbilt Commodores hosted the #3 seed Michigan Wolverines in the second round of the NIT Tournament last Saturday morning. A matchup of two former teammates in Jerry Stackhouse and Juwan Howard had some hype coming in and it did not disappoint. Vanderbilt got off to a blazing 17-5 start much like they... Continue Reading →
3 Keys For Vanderbilt To Snap The Losing Streak To Kentucky
The Vanderbilt Commodores (16-3, 9-7) travel to Rupp Arena Wednesday night (6 pm CT; SECN) for a big rematch with the Kentucky Wildcats (20-9, 11-5). This is potentially a big game for both teams in terms of SEC Tournament seeding purposes and definitely, a massive game for Vanderbilt’s NCAA Tournament hopes. Heading into last week,... Continue Reading →
Commodores Keep Rolling
The Vanderbilt Commodores took on the Auburn Tigers last Saturday night in a highly anticipated matchup between two teams battling for a potential double bye in the SEC Tournament this year. Vanderbilt has been playing their best basketball of the season down the stretch and with only a few games to go this was a... Continue Reading →
Memorial Magic Is Back… For At Least One Night
The Vanderbilt Commodores played host to rival Tennessee Volunteers on Wednesday night and the game was nothing short of electric. Coming into the game, Tennessee had won 11 straight matchups dating all the way back to 2017. No matter how close the games had been in the past, Tennessee had always found a way to... Continue Reading →
3 Keys For Vanderbilt To Upset Rival Tennessee
The Vanderbilt Commodores (11-12, 4-6) play host to their rival Tennessee Volunteers (19-4, 8-2) Wednesday night (6:00 pm CT on SEC Network) in Memorial Gym. Both teams are coming off a bounce-back win in conference play and look to add on to those wins. Vanderbilt won a tight contest last Saturday against an Ole Miss... Continue Reading →
Crimson Tide Drown the ‘Dores
The Vanderbilt Commodores faced off Tuesday night against the #4 ranked Alabama Crimson Tide in a chance to rebound from a tough loss. Before the game began, Vanderbilt got some good news as Liam Robbins warmed up and was available to play just 17 days removed from a high ankle sprain that was expected to... Continue Reading →
3 Keys for Vanderbilt to Take Down the Crimson Tide
The Vanderbilt Commodores (10-11, 3-5) are down in Tuscaloosa night (7:30 pm CT on SEC Network) to take on the #4 Alabama Crimson Tide (18-3, 8-0). Both teams are coming off a loss as Vanderbilt dropped a tough road conference game last Saturday night to Texas A&M 72-66, and Alabama looks to rebound from a... Continue Reading →
3 Keys for Vanderbilt to Rebound in College Station
The Vanderbilt Commodores (10-10, 3-4) travel to College Station Saturday night (7:30 pm CT on SEC Network) to take on the Texas A&M Aggies (14-6, 6-1). The ‘Dores are coming off their worst performance of the season in a 69-53 home loss to Kentucky last Tuesday night. The Aggies meanwhile just got done beating #15... Continue Reading →