Although it wasn’t a very busy NFL Draft for the Vanderbilt football program, a few former Commodores found a spot on NFL squads over the weekend. Former Vanderbilt cornerback Allan George officially signed an undrafted free agent contract with the New York Jets on Saturday following day 3 of the NFL draft. https://twitter.com/A11ANG/status/1520557439250223105?s=20&t=EyDG0mj-CEaEpm966QrONg George played 4... Continue Reading →
Coach Lea’s Roster Overhaul Will Define His Tenure At Vanderbilt
After a 2-10 season, I’m not sure Vandy fans or anyone, for that matter, expected Clark Lea to pull off the Commodores’ best recruiting class since 2013. Vanderbilt’s 2022 class currently ranks 32nd in the country and includes 28 signees. Despite a brutal stretch of seasons, the vision from this coaching staff has struck a... Continue Reading →
Vanderbilt Football Class of 2022: WR
Wide Receiver (3) Jayden McGowan Twitter: @Jay3mg Highlights Power 5 Offers None Other Offers ArmyDartmouthGeorgia SouthernHarvard Player Comparison: Darius Sims Score (1-5): 3.5 From the bottom of my heart, I have no idea why Jayden McGowan doesn't have more offers. I know the competition he is playing may be bad, and he may not be... Continue Reading →
Vanderbilt Football Class of 2022: RB
Running Back (2) Maurice Edwards Twitter: @ asapmoe20 Highlights: https://www.hudl.com/video/3/10240445/6084b2b2a018ca1df4b2e73e Power 5 Offers None Other Offers Central MichiganEastern IllinoisFordhamIllinois StateKent StatMiami (OH)North DakotaNorthern IowaSouthern IllinoisToledoValparaisoYale https://twitter.com/asapmoe20/status/1408989946719973381?s=20 Player Comparison: Jamauri Wakefield Score (1-5): 3 I always look at what other teams have offered/recruited players when they commit to Vanderbilt. Maurice Edwards has a lot of offers,... Continue Reading →
Vanderbilt Football Class of 2022
*This article will be updated as new commitments/transfers are made and announced The dust is starting to settle. With a majority of players choosing to make their commitment official during the early signing period, the dust is beginning to settle around the class of 2022 and Team 2 under Clark Lea is beginning to take... Continue Reading →
Vanderbilt Football Class of 2022: QB
Quarterback (2) AJ Swann Highlights: http://www.hudl.com/v/2EDU5V Power 5 Offers Georgia TechMarylandColoradoVirginia Tech Other Offers Arkansas StateEastern KentuckyFIUKent StateMassachusettsTroyTulaneUSF Player Comparison: Jordan Rodgers (I want to say Jay Cutler but I am not going to do that) Score (1-5): 4 AJ Swann's game in one word: Gunslinger Shades of Jay Cutler, not as big, but a... Continue Reading →
Clark Lea 2021 Season Recap
https://youtu.be/G0qEKNS9vfs Clark Lea recaps a disappointing 2021 season and provides some insight into his mindset going into the offseason. He discusses the transfer portal, recruiting, possible staff changes, and much more heading into 2022. If this doesn’t give you hope for the future, I don’t know what will after a 2-10 year 1. Clark Lea... Continue Reading →
2021 Football Season Recap; Is There Hope for 2022?
Clark Lea: "I’ve never been more energized for where we’re headed" And just like that, the season ended. As expected, Vanderbilt concluded the 2021 season with road losses to Ole Miss and Tennessee, finishing winless in the SEC for the second straight year. And also as expected, neither game was competitive. The Commodores lost to... Continue Reading →
Source: “The entire offense is upset with Lynch’s play calling”
Woah. I have been very vocal about my opinion of this staff’s approach to the offensive side of the football. The gameplan week in, week out is predictable, complacent, unimaginative, and unsuccessful. My criticisms have remained consistent throughout the year: Predictable 1st and 2nd down play calling, especially early in gamesOvercomplicated scheme – K.I.S.S (Keep... Continue Reading →
3 Missed FGs and an Overturned TD, Florida Hands Vanderbilt 15th Consecutive SEC Loss 42-0
You wouldn’t know it from the final score, but there was tangible progress in Vanderbilt’s 42-0 loss toFlorida. No, really. For a half anyway, the Commodores looked like they belonged on the same field as the Gators. Thetotal yardage was almost even – 215 for Florida versus 200 for Vanderbilt. The Commodores weredominating time of... Continue Reading →