NASHVILLE—Vanderbilt basketball is ranked No. 11 in the AP Top 25, per the Monday afternoon release of the poll. The Commodores stayed put with the No.
While the conclusion of Vanderbilt's 2025 season was a bit disappointing, falling in the ReliaQuest Bowl to the Iowa Hawkeyes, the Commodores have hit the ground running throughout the early stages of the offseason, and have already begun to load up on talented newcomers by way of the transfer portal.
In a power conference like the SEC, normally teams tend to struggle in games where a team is missing some of its best players and faces a little bit of early adversity, no matter who the opponent is.
Vanderbilt basketball opened SEC play a winner on Saturday afternoon in Columbia. The Commodores led the Gamecocks by double digits for the majority of its trip to Columbia, were up by as much as 18 and ultimatley sealed the day with an 83-71 win.
Vanderbilt basketball hits the road for its SEC opener on Saturday and will face Lamont Paris' South Carolina team as it looks to win its first SEC game in each of Mark Byington's two seasons at the helm.
NASHVILLE—Four 100-point games, 13 wins and a Battle 4 Atlantis championship into the 2025-26 season and Vanderbilt basketball is in the midst of a push in which it’s put its name among college basketball’s elite. Mark Byington’s Vanderbilt team is the consensus No.
Vanderbilt women’s basketball got its conference slate started off right on New Year’s Day as the Commodores went into Arkansas and beat the Razorbacks 88-71 to start 1-0 in SEC play.
TAMPA—-Khordae Sydnor wasn’t quite broken when he stepped onto Vanderbilt’s campus a few seasons ago, but he wasn’t all that far off. Sydnor had just wrapped a season at Purdue in which he saw his role decrease significantly under the Boilermakers’ new regime.
TAMPA—-It may not have taken a second for Junior Sherrill to get the words out when he was asked whether he was coming back to Vanderbilt for his senior season. The way Sherrill addressed the question was firm enough to promote the idea that there was no other possible reality rather than the one that he’s set to pursue next season.
TAMPA—It only took around two minutes for Clark Lea to have to fight back tears while standing at the podium in the tunnel of Raymond James Stadium. The Vanderbilt head coach wasn’t discouraged or angry, but he was sad.
Vanderbilt punter Nick Haberer took a snap on 4th and 27 from his own goal line 15 yards behind the line of scrimmage with 48 seconds remaining in the first half of Vanderbilt’s ReliaQuest Bowl matchup against Iowa.
TAMPA—With his back to a sea of Iowa fans and the chances at a magical ending to his college football career waning, Diego Pavia did something that he’s never done. Pavia caught the snap and motioned to hand it off to Vanderbilt running back Sedrick Alexander, but Alexander had already passed him.
TAMPA–Vanderbilt wide receiver Junior Sherrill and center Jordan White have exited its ReliaQuest Bowl matchup with Iowa due to Injury, per the broadcast.
Both Iowa and Vanderbilt are expected to be largely at full strength when they meet for the first time in the ReliaQuest Bowl. The Hawkeyes are bowl-eligible for a 13th consecutive season, one of the longest active streaks in the FBS, while the Commodores are going bowling in back-to-back seasons for the first time in over a decade.
Ingram took it upon himself to run over the Vanderbilt QB, who finished second in Saturday’s Heisman voting and then pouted both on social media and at a New York City club.