Vanderbilt Commodore Links: 2011.08.17 Edition
by KingJamesIV on Aug 17, 2011 12:27 PM EDT
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PrintAll the Vanderbilt Commodore news you can handle from the past 24 hours:
- Spencer Hall's take on James Franklin's "hit" on Andre Hal
- Jeff Lockridge points out that Larry Smith is starting to open a gap on the other QBs
- In case you haven't been reading, the school is doing a fantastic job with its 2011 Fall Camp blog over at VU Commodores. They've got some audio interviews up of Coach Franklin, Coach Galt, and Joe Fisher.
- Coach Franklin has added back the fullback position. Fitz Lassing appears to benefit the most.
- ESPN released its 2012 "Super Tuesday" schedule and Vanderbilt is on there twice:
Date Time (ET) Game Jan 31, 2012 21:00 #7 Vanderbilt at Arkansas Feb 28, 2012 21:00 #12 Florida at #7 Vanderbilt
- Tyler Beede: More on him choosing Vanderbilt baseball over the Toronto Blue Jays
- Tyler Beede: Baseball America thinks Vanderbilt was the biggest draft day winner (as far as college baseball goes)
- Tyler Beede: Jeff Lockridge gives us a rough draft of the 2012 rotation
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Jason Esposito on whether he would do it all again:
Jason Esposito passed up a reported $1.5 million offer from the Kansas City Royals after they drafted him in the seventh round out of high school in 2008. Last night, he agreed to a $600,000 deal with the Orioles, who made him the 64th overall pick in the 2011 draft. But what happened in between allows Esposito to say, "I wouldn’t change anything I’ve done."
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