Evan Hampton, a 4-star running back in the class of 2026, flipped from Louisville to Vanderbilt football, he announced July 14 on social media. "Immediately after visiting I felt a sense of community, and recognized the university's commitment to excellence both academically and athletically," Hampton said in a statement.

Martel Hight of Vanderbilt football could play three ways in 2025: on offense, defense and special teams, something even Travis Hunter didn't do.

If Clark Lea didn’t have guys like Drew Dickey, his program would be in a different place than it is now.  Dickey has seen the field in just one game and a few

Twice during that game, Barczi hit an umpire with a line drive up the middle. “He just hit the ball so hard, and the umpires could not get out of the way,” Naperville Central coach Mike Stock recalled. As Barczi came to the plate for his third at-bat, the umpires repositioned themselves.

Only time will tell if the life of Consuelo, Duchess of Marlborough hints at what's to come for Gladys on the HBO period drama

Vanderbilt football coach Clark Lea was slow to adapt to the original NIL and transfer rules, but he believes he's better prepared this time around. If anything, he said, the new rules make roster-building more straightforward.

The broader role will mark a return to two-way production for a player who shined in high school in the defensive backfield and at wide receiver. Hight played both safety and cornerback and was a starter on offense for Rome (Ga.) as a three-star prospect. He signed with Vanderbilt in 2023 as the No. 49 cornerback in the class.

Texas A&M coach Mike Elko and his three player representatives, junior linebacker Taurean York, senior guard Ar'maj Reed-Adams, and senior cornerback Will Lee III, will speak on Thursday during this week's SEC media days, taking place in Atlanta, Georgia.

In 60 minutes, Vanderbilt football totally flipped the national narrative about itself. When the Commodores beat Alabama in October, Clark Lea’s group went from the perpetual cellar-dweller, which had spent the past several years playing in an active construction site, to a competent, fun team, that could beat anyone in the country on its best day.

The Commodores' All-SEC return specialist learned from some of the game's best as he prepares for an expanded role.

Johnstone was draft eligible, but after not being taken in the 2025 MLB Draft, he decided to officially declare his intention on playing in Nashville next spring. Johnstone’s decision to play for Vanderbilt gives the Commodores an offensive boost going into next season.