Vanderbilt apologizes for disrespecting Army’s alma mater

For the second consecutive week, Vanderbilt has to explain itself regarding an incident that occurred after their football game. The university issued a statement Tuesday apologizing to "all of the men and women who attend and work at the United States Military Academy, their families, all graduates of USMA and their fans" for not respecting the tradition of Army's alma mater. Here is the text of the letter on the Vanderbilt website: To all of the men and women who attend and work at the United States Military Academy, their families, all graduates of USMA and their fans: We at Vanderbilt University would like to publicly offer our sincere apology for the events that occurred at the conclusion of our recent football game. While our football team performed our alma mater with our fans and band, the Black Knights, their band and cheerleaders, as well as their fans, stood at attention and honored us as would a worthy foe. However, after we were finished and the Black Knig...