
MK Young’s Breakout 2025 Season Fuels Vanderbilt’s Resurgence
MK Young’s 2025 season at Vanderbilt showcased a dramatic comeback, blending record‑setting rushing numbers with a renewed emotional connection to the program.
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MK Young’s 2025 season at Vanderbilt showcased a dramatic comeback, blending record‑setting rushing numbers with a renewed emotional connection to the program.

A detailed look at the Commodores’ longest practice, highlighting Jared Curtis’s growing role, defensive strengths and the rise of several newcomers.

Comedian Theo Von, usually known for his quirky performances, delivered an earnest message during Vanderbilt’s fall camp, urging law enforcement to release Javy Pavia and reinforcing the Commodores’ underdog identity.

Vanderbilt’s 2026 running back depth chart blends veteran starters with emerging underclassmen, setting the stage for a competitive season.

Vanderbilt begins November with a road trip to Mississippi State, targeting a defense that struggled against the run and a dual‑threat quarterback. The Commodores plan to leverage their rushing attack and limit Kamario Taylor’s impact to secure a projected 31‑21 victory.

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.

The Commodores open their 2026 campaign at FirstBank Stadium on September 5, facing FCS opponent Austin Peay in a matchup that promises a dominant performance.

Despite being picked 13th in the SEC poll, Vanderbilt is focused on its own goals, retaining key playmakers while integrating new talent.

At the 2026 SEC Media Days, Vanderbilt head coach Clark Lea outlined the Commodores' roadmap to becoming the nation's top football program, highlighting leadership support, internal development, and the challenges that lie ahead.

College Football 27’s latest simulation predicts an 8‑5 finish for Vanderbilt, highlighting record‑breaking performances and a Liberty Bowl showdown.

Vanderbilt's deep and versatile running back corps, highlighted by standout performances from Sedrick Alexander and MK Young, is expected to drive the Commodores' offensive resurgence in the upcoming season.

A deep, multi‑dimensional running back corps is reshaping Vanderbilt's offensive identity, offering late‑game resilience and matchup flexibility.

Vanderbilt's offense finished the 2025 season among the nation's most potent units, ranking ninth in total offense and eighth in scoring, a foundation that head coach Clark Lea believes can translate into an even stronger 2026 campaign.

The SEC program added a highly touted rusher to its upcoming recruiting class, joining a group that already features standout linebacker Omarii Sanders and tight end Grant Haviland.