Vanderbilt went into Lexington last season and came out with a win. Can it do it again? Vanderbilt On SI takes a look at ...

Soon, a bowl game will give Vanderbilt a shot at its first winning season in over 10 years. Until then, Lea will need to let the pain sit and just keep building.

Vanderbilt football has ended its regular season and will turn its attention now to the offseason and a bowl game. The Commodores (6-6, 3-5 SEC) will find out their bowl destination Dec. 8.

Vanderbilt went into Auburn last season and came out with a win. Can it do it again? Vanderbilt On SI takes a look at Auburn.

Alabama won 34-0 in 1961 and 38-0 in 1962, the first of those two years part of a national championship season. Auburn would ...

Vanderbilt’s bowl game history dates back to 1955 at the Gator Bowl, where the Commodores faced Auburn and won, 25-13. Vandy played just two more bowl games in the 20th century — the 1974 ...

Vanderbilt would recover the onside kickoff, tying up the Birmingham Bowl in a black and gold bow. It is Vanderbilt’s first win in a bowl game since January of 2014.

At some point, we have to turn the page and focus on the bowl game.” Vanderbilt had plenty of momentum and energy in the early going, as Junior Sherrill’s 100-yard opening kick return, Sedrick ...

Vanderbilt has a 1-1 record when the game is tied at the end of the third quarter. 26 Victories and 20 losses for Georgia Tech in bowls. The Birmingham Bowl will be the 22nd different bowl for the ...

For the first time in more than half a century, Vanderbilt has won a bowl game.It was exactly 53 years ago today -- New Year’s Eve, 1955 -- that Vanderbilt beat Auburn in the Gator Bowl, 25-13. Today ...

Soon, a bowl game will give Vanderbilt a shot at its first winning season in over 10 years. Until then, Lea will need to let the pain sit and just keep building.

Vanderbilt football has ended its regular season and will turn its attention now to the offseason and a bowl game. The Commodores (6-6, 3-5 SEC) will find out their bowl destination Dec. 8.