The 2014 Football Season

A Clockwork Vandy: The Final Chapter

VTPhD has had enough, can't get through the ODU game. He has brought shame on himself and his clan.

A Clockwork Vandy: Misery

VTPhD watches a bad football game

A Clockwork Vandy: Georgia

VTPhD's hell continues as he watches last year's UGA game for the first time.

A Clockwork Vandy: Kentucky

VTPhD continues his masochistic re-watch of last year's season and contemplates whether it would have been better to take up a career in botany. Today's rewatch - UK.

A Clockwork Vandy: South Carolina

VTPhD gets a mild reprieve and gets to watch arguably our best game of last year.

A Clockwork Vandy: UMass

VTPhD continues his masochistic re-watch of last year's season and again provides needless commentary. This time - UMass.

A Clockwork Vandy - Mississippi

VTPhD continues his masochistic re-watch of last year's season and again provides needless commentary.

Vanderbilt, Stanford Agree to Four Football Games

Vanderbilt and Stanford shared a basketball court last night. In 2021 and beyond, they'll take that rivalry to the football field. The two schools announced a four-game series between the Commodores and Cardinal that will stretch over the next decade.

Andrew East's Touching Tribute to a Fallen Hero

Andrew East became a fan favorite in Nashville thanks to his dedication to public service. On Saturday, he gave Commodore fans another reason to cheer for him.

Report: Wesley McGriff is Vanderbilt's New DC

Vanderbilt is getting a familiar face to run their defense for 2015. FootballScoop.com is reporting that New Orleans Saints secondary coach - and former Commodore defensive backs coach and recruiting coordinator - Wesley McGriff will run the Vandy D in 2015.

Report: Andy Ludwig to be Vandy's New OC

BTN.com's Tom Dienhart reports that Wisconsin Offensive Coordinator Andy Ludwig will be leaving Madison to take the same position at Vanderbilt. He'll replace the legendarily ineffective Karl Dorrell on the sidelines in Nashville.

The Sir Awards: Boneheaded Call of the Year

The Sir (Season in Review) awards return with an all-new category for 2014 - the Boneheaded Coaching Move of the Year. Vanderbilt had a lot of questionable calls this season, but which was the most indefensible?

LB Nigel Bowden Earns Freshman All-SEC Honors

Nigel Bowden led Vanderbilt in tackles this fall, and his efforts did not go unnoticed. He was named to the SEC's Freshman All-Conference team on Thursday. Check out the full roster inside.

Mike Sanford Jr. Turns Down Vanderbilt's OC Offer

Vanderbilt made an official offer to Boise State offensive coordinator Mike Sanford Jr.. However, it wasn't enough to pull the fast-rising assistant from his alma mater in the Gem State.

A Closer Look at Stanford OC Mike Bloomgren

Stanford offensive coordinator Mike Bloomgren has reportedly been in contact with Vanderbilt coach Derek Mason regarding the Commodores' open coordinator position. Would the young assistant be a good fit in Nashville and the SEC?

Steven Scheu Named 2nd Team All-SEC by AP

The Associated Press announced their All-SEC teams, and it's no surprise that few Commodores made the cut. Steven Scheu, a junior tight end, was Vanderbilt's only representative. He was named to the second team after catching 39 passes for 525 yards.

Kotulski Out as Commodores' Defensive Coordinator

The firings keep coming at Vanderbilt after a 3-9 season. A report surfaced late on Sunday evening that the Commodores will not bring defensive coordinator David Kotulski back into the fold for 2015.

On Bluster and Coaching

Arrogant coaching doesn't necessarily lead to success.

Could Boise OC Mike Sanford Be a Vandy Target?

Mike Sanford will be a busy man this December as he leads Boise State back to a Selection Committee bowl game on New Year's. Does his schedule include a meeting with his former coworker and current Vanderbilt Commodores head coach Derek Mason?

Coaches Poll II: The Poll-E-Ning

Just like Columbus, we've got the bloodlust...

Vanderbilt: Karl Dorrell Not Retained for 2015

Vanderbilt Football took two days to confirm the report that offensive coordinator Karl Dorrell would not be retained for the 2015 season. He joins strength coach Bill Hughan and wide receivers coach Marc Lubick on the chopping block.

#s Don't Lie: Why Dorrell Needs to Go in 10 Stats

Vanderbilt football stands on the precipice of firing offensive coordinator Karl Dorrell. If the program has any doubts, they should look no further at these 10 stats that show how a nine-win team devolved into an FCS offense.

Karl Dorrell Out as Offensive Coordinator, or not?

Football Scoop is reporting that offensive coordinator Karl Dorrell, architect of Vanderbilt's famed "three-and-out" offense, will not return to the team in 2015.

Did the UT Loss Give Vandy Hope for 2015?

Tennessee Outlasts Vanderbilt 24-17

Vanderbilt looked the best they have all year on defense, but their offense wasn't up to snuff as Tennessee snapped a two-game losing streak against the Commodores. The win secured bowl eligibility for Josh Dobbs and the Volunteers.

Game 12: Dores vs. THEM - GameThread

These aren't the Dores you're looking for. Move along.

Better Know a Terrible, Awful Opponent: THEM

Vanderbilt has the chance to keep Tennessee from going to a bowl game for the fourth straight season. If that doesn't motivate the Commodores, nothing will.

Vandy Depth Chart vs. UT: It's Still McCrary at QB

Nigel Bowden missed last week's game against Mississippi State and the Bulldogs hung 51 points on Vanderbilt. Will the stout inside linebacker return to shut down Tennessee in the Commodores' season finale?

Sagarin Ratings: Vandy 108th After Monster Loss

All things considered, Vandy's fall from 105th to 108th after last night's 51-0 curb stomping isn't so bad.