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Braden Holcomb’s breakout junior year at Vanderbilt propelled him into the MLB Draft spotlight, where the Chicago White Sox selected him in the 12th round, citing his .352 average, 19 doubles, 54 RBIs and clutch walk‑off homers.
Ethan McElvain, a Tennessee‑born right‑hander who honed his craft at Arkansas and Vanderbilt, was chosen by the Kansas City Royals in the fifth round of the 2026 MLB Draft, a move that could reshape his professional trajectory.
The Commodores and Volunteers meet in the last regular‑season game of 2026, each hoping to capitalize on recent breakthroughs and new talent.
Memphis native Collin Bland, a top raw‑power prospect, was selected by the Tampa Bay Rays in the fourth round of the 2026 MLB Draft, choosing professional baseball over a Vanderbilt scholarship.
The NCAA announced that Jeff Konya, director of athletics at San José State University, will chair the Division I Women’s Basketball Committee for the 2027‑28 season, while also serving as vice chair during the 2026‑27 term.
The 2026 MLB Draft sees Luke Williams, a versatile shortstop and outfielder, sign with the Nationals after being selected in the third round. Meanwhile, Vanderbilt bolsters its offense with returning stars and a strong transfer class.
Selected 63rd overall by the New York Yankees, the Canadian prospect decides to begin his professional career rather than return to Vanderbilt for the 2027 season.
Selected in the second round of the 2026 MLB Draft, Sean Duncan will begin his professional journey with the Yankees, using the organization’s resources to rehabilitate from injury and accelerate his path to the majors.
The Pittsburgh Pirates made a splash in the 2026 MLB draft, selecting LSU outfielder Derek Curiel fifth overall, high school shortstop Aiden Ruiz 44th, and Auburn second baseman Chris Rembert 51st, underscoring a strategy that blends elite upside with polished collegiate bats.
Aiden Ruiz, a Vanderbilt‑committed shortstop, was chosen 44th overall by the Pittsburgh Pirates in the 2026 MLB Draft, signaling a shift toward professional baseball.
The Baltimore Orioles selected Eric Booth Jr. with the No. 7 overall pick in the 2026 MLB Draft, a decision that pits the Mississippi standout against a promising college career at Vanderbilt.
College Football 27’s latest simulation predicts an 8‑5 finish for Vanderbilt, highlighting record‑breaking performances and a Liberty Bowl showdown.
Maddix Simpson, a standout infielder from Ohio State, announced his commitment to Vanderbilt on July 10, bringing a .283 average, eight doubles and four home runs from the 2026 campaign and elite defensive skills at both third base and shortstop.
A junior right‑hander from Arkansas is projected as a first‑round pick, highlighting the program's sustained excellence in developing major‑league talent.
Vanderbilt’s defensive front is reshaping its edge with experienced talent and fresh faces, aiming to dominate opposing backfields.
The Beavers' rushing attack returns with a mix of seasoned veterans and promising newcomers, setting the stage for a potentially dominant season.
Vanderbilt enters a new era with head coach Clark Lea, blending experienced returning players and key defensive talent to contend in the SEC.
Virginia and Vanderbilt will square off in a one‑of‑a‑kind outdoor game at Charleston’s historic Credit One Stadium, offering fans a rare glimpse of college hoops on a tennis court.
Vanderbilt has added eight players through the transfer portal, including experienced pitcher Shane Brinham, ACC catcher Matt Conte, and power hitter Hunter Ray, aiming to address key needs and inject youthful upside into the squad.
Vanderbilt’s men’s basketball team is set to play an outdoor exhibition game against Virginia on September 27 at Charleston’s Credit One Stadium, part of a doubleheader that also features The Citadel versus College of Charleston.
The September 27 doubleheader pairs ACC and SEC programs in a celebration of basketball, community and historic rivalries, with tickets starting at $25.
Vanderbilt’s men’s basketball team will face Virginia in an outdoor exhibition on September 27 at Charleston’s Credit One Stadium, marking the earliest Division I men’s game ever played and debuting Tyler Tanner after his decision to stay in college.
The LinkU Invitational will bring together four Division I programs for a one‑night showcase at Credit One Stadium, featuring open practice sessions and a coach‑player dialogue alongside the matchups.
Baseball America’s latest mock draft has the San Francisco Giants poised to reach for a high‑school phenom with the fourth overall pick, a scenario that could reshape the club’s rebuilding timeline.