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Was Vanderbilt’s football season a success or a failure? If you ask me, I say “yes.” No one expected the Commodores to become bowl eligible for the first time in 26 years this season, but Vandy’s inconsistent play after a 5-0 start likely left two or even three wins on the table.

You are so Nashville if… you write a song about your hometown football team ending its 26-year bowl-game drought.

Former Commodore football players Tavarus Hogans and Andre Woods have some sage advice for their current counterparts:

Congratulations on making your first ever World Series. Congratulations also on the Buccaneers' recent surge.

I'm sure I don't need to tell y'all this, but you have a gem of a closing pitcher. He's one of the budding superstars of Major League Baseball. He just won you Game 7.

I'm referring, of course, to former Vanderbilt star David Price.

I, along with the rest of the Commodore Nation, am not going to be very pleasant to talk to for the rest of the weekend.

109 total yards of offense. Against the worst team in the SEC. What. The Hell?

Last week, we asked Vanderbilt students to raise the bar. For the first time in school history, a Commodore's match-up was the featured game during ESPN's college football orgy Gameday.

Look ma, I made a funny!

Is a coach who has never led his team to a winning record a likely target to be hired somewhere else? Vanderbilt is on a very short list of schools where that could happen, and it might happen this year.