Vanderbilt's year of upsets is costing the school lots of money for fans storming the field of play
The first crowd storm in the fall cost Vandy $100,000. The second bumped up the fine to $250,000. Saturday’s will cost the school a whopping $500,000. All fines are paid to the losing school, meaning Kentucky made $500,000 for its troubles.
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Mark Byington after second court-storming: ‘We gotta start a GoFundMe page or something’In the closing minutes of Saturday’s 74-69 upset of No. 9 Kentucky, Vanderbilt athletic director Candice Storey Lee stood in ...
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Where do the Vanderbilt Commodores go from here? That is the question being asked by the fan base, people in the athletic department and those around the sport of college football. It was a ...
When the Vanderbilt men's and women's basketball teams play Tennessee, it could be the most-hyped weekend at Memorial ...
Vanderbilt (15-3, 3-2 SEC ... "We don't do orange." The athletic department sold T-shirts with that slogan after the Commodores' last rivalry win in 2023. Swanson was in attendance Saturday ...
Vanderbilt baseball will recognize its 2014 national championship team during its basketball game against the Tennessee Vols.
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