If how No. 15 Vanderbilt performs in its midweek game has any impact on its weekend, the Commodores are in for a good time at Hawkins Field this upcoming weekend.
The Vanderbilt Commodores are counting down the days until the 2025 season kicks off with great anticipation. The 'Dores are looking to build off a 7-6 season in 2024 that saw Clark Lea's squad defeat the No.
Clark Lea and his staff are putting together possibly the best week of the offseason for Vanderbilt football as the Commodores landed yet another commitment, bringing the class total to now six.
Clark Lea and the Vanderbilt staff, after hitting the road last week to visit with several potential prospects, received some good news on the recruiting trail.
It wasn’t a question of “if” Vanderbilt would fall backwards in the latest top 25 rankings. Instead, the question was how far the Commodores would fall.
Much like its series against Oklahoma a few weeks ago, No. 9 Vanderbilt put on a dominant display against No. 23 Ole Miss after dropping the first two games of the series in a 13-0 win Sunday.
No. 9 Vanderbilt has fallen pretty far from the highs of sweeping then-No. 3 Georgia last week. The Commodores lost to Middle Tennessee on Tuesday and struggled to do much at the plate in Friday’s loss to No.
The No. 23 Ole Miss Rebels baseball team kept its momentum going by notching their third consecutive victory, opening up the series against No. 9 Vanderbilt with an 8-3 win.
If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it, right? Vanderbilt coach Tim Corbin is going with the same starting pitcher rotation for this weekend's series against Ole Miss the Commodores used in last weekend’s series sweep against Georgia.
Vanderbilt had a rough opening round at the 2025 SEC Men’s Golf Championship, but made up some ground in Thursday’s second round. The Commodores turned in a 5-under par round two team score, moving up three spots to 13th place in the tournament.
After taking steps away from hosting a NCAA Regional against Oklahoma, Vanderbilt took a superman-like leap to No. 9 in the nation and return to the list of NCAA Tournament national seeds.
A trio of Vanderbilt baseball players were honored on Wednesday as relief pitchers Miller Green and Sawywer Hawks were named to the NCBWA Stopper of the Year Midseason Watch List while shortsop Jonathan Vastine was name to the College Baseball Foundation Brooks Wallace Award List.
Baseball is a long season and perfection is nearly impossible. Teams are going to lose. Players are going to have bad days. It happens. But what makes a fan say “uh oh” are games their teams should (based on records and overall talent) win and don’t.
All good things must come to an end. The No. 9 Vanderbilt Commodores baseball program saw its 10-0 record in midweek contests come to an end on Tuesday as the MTSU Blue Raiders made the short trip to Nashville and pulled off a 5-3 upset victory.