Vanderbilt

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Vanderbilt University
Established	1873
President
Athletic Director
Enrollment	11,847
City	Nashville
State	Tennessee
Campus Size
Colors	Black and Gold
Mascot	Mr. C
Nickname	Commodores
Conference	SEC
Championships
Website	Vanderbilt University VU Commodores

Vanderbilt University is a public University located in Nashville, Tennessee Academics: One of America's top 20 universities, Vanderbilt is home to just over 11,000 undergraduate and professional students. Vanderbilt offers 66 major fields of study in the arts and sciences, engineering, music, education, and human development, as well as a full range of graduate and professional degrees. Vanderbilt's 10 schools, public policy institute, distinguished medical center and The Freedom Forum First Amendment Center provide opportunities to know some of the most talented students and faculty on earth. Today Vanderbilt University is a private research university of 6,319 undergraduates and 4,566 graduate and professional students. The University comprises 10 schools, a public policy institute, a distinguished medical center and The Freedom Forum First Amendment Center. Athletics: Rivalries: Vanderbilt's major rivals include Tennessee and Kentucky. Vanderbilt also has a growing rivalry with Middle Tennessee State. Historically, Vanderbilt's rivals have included Georgia Tech and Duke.

Contents 1 Traditions 2 Stadiums 3 Football 3.1 Staff 3.2 Projected Starters 3.3 History 4 Men's Basketball 4.1 Staff 4.2 Projected Starters 4.3 History 5 Baseball 5.1 Staff 5.2 History

Traditions

• Colors - Black and Gold
• Fight Song- Dynamite
• Alma Mater- Vanderbilt Alma Mater
• Mascot - Mr. C

Stadiums

• Football - Vanderbilt Stadium
  
• Basketball - Memorial Gymnasium
  
• Baseball - Hawkins Field
  

Football

Staff

Head Football Coach - Bobby Johnson
Defensive Coordinator - Bruce Fowler
Offensive Coordinator - Ted Cain

Projected Starters

Offense
QB: Chris Nickson
RB: Cassen-Jackson Garrison
WR: Earl Bennett
WR: Marlon White
LT: Chris Williams
LG: Josh Eames
C: Hamilton Holliday
RG: Merritt Kirchoffer
RT: Brian Stamper

Defense
DE: David Carter
DT: Ray Brown
DT: Theo Horrocks
DE: Chris Booker
LB: Kevin Joyce
LB: Marcus Buggs
LB: Jonathan Goff
CB: Jared Fagan
CB: Josh Allen
FS: Ben Koger
SS: Reshard Langford

History

• Bowl Appearances - 3
  
• Bowl Record - 1-1-1
  
• BCS Appearances - 0
  
• National Championships - 2 (1906, 1911 Billingsley Report)
  
• Famous Alumni - Jay Cutler, Jamie Duncan, Shelton Quarles, Jamie Winborn, Corey Chavous, Jimmy Williams, Todd Yoder, Hunter Hillenmeyer, Matt Stewart, Will Wolford, Bill Wade
  

Men's Basketball

Staff

Head Basketball Coach - Kevin Stallings

Projected Starters

PG: Alex Gordon
SG: Shan Foster
SF: Derrick Byars
PF: Ross Neltner
C: Alan Metcalfe

Key Bench Players:
PG: Jermaine Beal
SG: Dan Cage, George Drake
PF: Kyle Madsen
C: Ted Skuchas
SF: JeJuan Brown

History

• Final Four Appearances - 0
  
• National Championships - 0
  
• NIT Championships - 1 (1990)
  
• Famous Alumni - Will Perdue, Clyde Lee, Matt Freije, Billy McCaffrey, Jan van Breda Kolff, Perry Wallace
  

Baseball

Staff

Head Baseball Coach - Tim Corbin
Pitching Coach - Derek Johnson
Hitting Coach - Erik Bakich

History

• College World Series Appearances -
  
• National Championships -
  
• Famous Alumni - Mark Prior, Jeremy Sowers, Josh Paul, Joey Cora
  

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