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Vanderbilt is counting on a revamped pass rush, led by sixth‑year standout Miles Capers and newcomers Edwin Kolenge, Brian Allen Jr. and Mason Carter, to turn a defense that faltered in 2025 into a competitive force in the SEC.
After four seasons at Boston College, linebacker Edwin Kolenge transfers to Vanderbilt, seeking to help the program build on its recent 10‑3 success and become a consistent pass‑rushing force.
The Commodores' 2026 campaign hinges on the development of freshman quarterback Jared Curtis, with optimistic projections of a 10‑2 record and a playoff berth, while a pessimistic outlook predicts a 4‑8 finish.
Tennessee aims to avenge last season’s loss to Vanderbilt, driven by Coach Josh Heupel and a revamped roster, while the Commodores look to defend their ten‑win campaign and secure a playoff spot.
Despite being picked 13th in the SEC poll, Vanderbilt is focused on its own goals, retaining key playmakers while integrating new talent.
College Football 27’s latest simulation predicts an 8‑5 finish for Vanderbilt, highlighting record‑breaking performances and a Liberty Bowl showdown.
Vanderbilt’s defensive front is reshaping its edge with experienced talent and fresh faces, aiming to dominate opposing backfields.
Vanderbilt enters a new era with head coach Clark Lea, blending experienced returning players and key defensive talent to contend in the SEC.
From a humbling opening loss to East Tennessee State to a ten‑win season, head coach Clark Lea and his staff have reshaped Vanderbilt football through hard work, strategic recruitment and a clear vision for the future.
A look at the players, moves and strategy aimed at tightening a unit that gave up big plays last season
Linebacker Myles Miller pledged to Vanderbilt following a visit that highlighted the school's coaching staff and familial culture, joining a program that values players with a competitive edge.
Myles Miller, a highly rated linebacker from Northwest Mississippi Community College, announced his commitment to Vanderbilt University after a decisive visit, citing the program's focus on 'misfits' and his desire to play with a chip on his shoulder.