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A 28‑9 victory over Austin Peay offered a moral boost for Vanderbilt, but offensive inconsistency and quarterback uncertainty left the Commodores questioning their readiness for the season ahead.
Vanderbilt defeated Austin Peay 28-9 on September 5, 2026, in a sold-out season opener that ended a 248‑day hiatus, highlighted by a shutout first half, scorching heat, and key performances from quarterback Blaze Berlowitz and running back Sedrick Alexander.
In the season opener against Austin Peay, Vanderbilt’s freshman quarterback Jared Curtis got a taste of college football while Balze Berlowitz was named the starter, highlighting a tightly contested quarterback battle.
Vanderbilt’s opening game against Austin Peay will see Blaze Berlowitz under center, but the coaching staff says the move is tactical, not a permanent shift, leaving Jared Curtis in the mix for the starting role.
A look at the sleepers who could break into the College Football Playoff despite modest projections.
The second week of the TSSAA season delivers intense matchups, from East Nashville versus Antioch to a much-anticipated rematch between Nashville Christian and Ensworth, as teams battle for playoff positioning.
The newest patch adds key Tennessee athletes, updates their in‑game ratings and fixes a positional error, reshaping the game’s virtual landscape.
Jared Curtis, Vanderbilt's most decorated recruit, has been named to the Maxwell Football Club's 2026 Freshman of the Year watch list, highlighting his potential amid a competitive quarterback battle.
The 2026 season brings a rare quarterback duel between Tennessee and Vanderbilt, as both programs stake their futures on untested talent.
Vanderbilt's unexpected quarterback decision elevates transfer Blaze Berlowitz over top recruit Jared Curtis, setting the stage for a pivotal 2026 season.
Vanderbilt will open its season with Blaze Berlowitz at quarterback, while Coach Clark Lea balances immediate competitiveness with long‑term development of Jared Curtis.
The Rebels enter 2026 with a top‑five strength‑of‑schedule ranking, new offensive pieces and a host of daunting opponents that could shape their playoff hopes.
An in‑depth look at the expanded Football Bowl Subdivision rankings, the criteria behind them, and the storylines surrounding the teams and players poised to influence the 2026 season.
Once a recruiting powerhouse, the University of Georgia now confronts a measurable drop in elite prospects, raising questions about its ability to sustain national leadership in college football.
The Commodores are set to finalize their starting quarterback, weighing the explosive potential of freshman Jared Curtis against the steady short‑yardage skill of veteran Blaze Berlowitz.
A light Friday practice gave Vanderbilt a glimpse of its evolving offense and improving defense, with Jared Curtis stepping up and several defensive backs showing promise.
The 2026 SEC season promises a nine‑game schedule, high‑profile transfers, and a handful of programs poised to reshape the conference’s long‑standing national championship drought.
Coach Clark Lea assessed Vanderbilt’s defense after the first scrimmage, praising overall coverage while pinpointing perimeter run problems and outlining the work ahead before the season begins.
With two weeks left before the first full‑scale test, Coach Clark Lea explains why he is holding off on naming a starter between Jared Curtis and Blaze Berlowitz, citing the need for reliable performance.
Coach Clark Lea has not yet named a starter between Jared Curtis and Blaze Berlowitz, citing a thorough evaluation of performance, adaptability and leadership as the program transitions.
Coach Clark Lea explains his decision to start quarterback Jared Curtis over Blaze Berlowitz, highlighting the quarterback's development and the team's ambition to break past recent limitations.
Facing scorching temperatures, Vanderbilt's football squad conducts indoor workouts, featuring key players and coaches in a tightly choreographed session.
The Commodores’ seventh practice of fall camp revealed notable offensive strides, especially from receiver Ja’Cory Thomas and quarterback Jared Curtis, while tight end Jayvontay Conner adds depth to the receiving corps.
From Alabama to Duke, spring practices have revealed which signal callers are poised to inherit their programs' offensive helmets, with familiarity and upside often tipping the scales.