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Versus75 wrote: ↑Sat Jan 22, 2022 11:46 am Looks as though Derek is ready to lace ‘‘em up.

I kind of think he looks as though he is about to be offered either the red pill or the blue pill.

Dec. 31 Cotton semifinal: (1) Alabama 38 vs. (4) Cincinnati 20 Dec. 31 Orange semifinal: (2) Michigan 14 vs. (3) Georgia 31 Dec. 30 Peach: Michigan State 38 vs. Pittsburgh 17 Jan. 1 Fiesta: Notre Dame 33 vs. Oklahoma State 28 Jan 1 Rose: Ohio State 38 vs. Utah 24 Jan. 1 Sugar: Ole Miss 42 vs. Baylor...

I would like to echo everyone's thanks and recognition of Auric for running the pick 'em. Thank you, Auric! It really does enhance the season. Also, to any fans of the Netflix F1 series, when I told Mrs. Dorepleganger I managed a podium for the pick 'em - and P2 at it - she could not stop laughing. ...

1. Vanderbilt 17 Tennessee 38
2. Clemson 31 South Carolina 20
3. Kentucky 41 Louisville 28
4. Alabama 38 Auburn 24
5. Michigan St. over Penn State (-4)

1. Vanderbilt 10 Ole Miss 48
2. Florida 30 Missouri 38
3. Auburn 33 South Carolina 13
4. Michigan State 27 Ohio State 21
5. Wake Forest over Clemson (-4.5)

I'm quite frankly surprised it was that high. I don't think our attendance will improve significantly until we put a more competitive team on the field. When you know there is no hope for a victory, it's easier to rationalize not coming to the games. That's what has been going on all season. After ...

1. Kentucky 38 Vanderbilt 10
2. Texas A&M 34 Ole Miss 30
3. Arkansas 33 LSU 28
4. Mississippi State 31 Auburn 38
5. Rutgers over Indiana (-7)

1. Auburn 35 Texas A&M 31
2. Mississippi State 38 Arkansas 41
3. Tennessee 21 Kentucky 38
4. Liberty 17 Ole Miss 31
5. Wyoming over Colorado State (-3.5)

1. Missouri 35 Vanderbilt 38
2. Ole Miss 48 Auburn 35
3. Kentucky 38 Mississippi State 28
4. Georgia 45 Florida 24
5. Michigan 28 Michigan State 24
6. Iowa over Wisconsin (-3.5)

1. Mississippi State 31 Vanderbilt 17
2. LSU 28 Ole Miss 35
3. Tennessee 9 Alabama 33
4. Clemson 17 Pitt 33
5. OK St over Iowa State (-7)

1. Vanderbilt 10 South Carolina 27
2. Kentucky 17 Georgia 31
3. Ole Miss 42 Tennessee 31
4. Auburn 38 Arkansas 42
5. OKSt over Texas

1. Vanderbilt 10 Florida 49
2. LSU 20 Kentucky 21
3. South Carolina 13 Tennessee 24
4. Arkansas 33 Ole Miss 35
5. Rutgers over Michigan State (+4.5)

1. UConn 17 Vanderbilt 27
2. Arkansas 23 Georgia 35
3. Tennessee 28 Missouri 24
4. Ole Miss 21 Alabama 34
5. Auburn 28 LSU 31
6. Charlotte over Illinois (-10.5)

Lea just said in the post game that it was a missed signal: coaches and QB are responsible for running a play not called. To Lea's credit he took responsibility for the whole thing. Said week if practice indicated it would be the kind of game it was. Coaches and players must improve. Was someone we...

1. Georgia 48 Vanderbilt 17
2. Texas A&M 33 Arkansas 28
3. Tennessee 13 Florida 31
4. LSU 28 Mississippi State 20
5. Liberty over Syracuse (+6.5)

Matt Norlander of cbssports.com has 50 things in the run-up to the beginning of college basketball season No mention of Vanderbilt ... but there is a Ted Lasso comparison on this list, so there's that. Of interest to me: 29. There are three new rules being instituted this season. Increase to six fou...

1. Stanford 31 Vanderbilt 17
2. Alabama 35 Florida 24
3. Auburn 21 Penn State 28
4. Mississippi State 31 at Memphis 41
5. BYU (+3.5) over Arizona State

Nashmann wrote: ↑Thu Sep 16, 2021 8:39 pm I never understood the meaning of the "star" in the star v emblem. Always looked like a sherrif's badge to me....can someone explain?

In the US Naval tradition a Commodore was a 1 star admiral.

Perhaps Stanford can stop trying to be "Vanderbilt of the West" and everyone can draw down.

A Colorado State beat writer referring to another football team as the Washington Generals of college football demonstrates the effects of legalized marijuana in the state.