Just 2 weeks ago some local sports talking heads were saying Vanderbilt might go 1-11. With Saturday’s 41-10 win over Nevada, the Commodores have won their first two games by a combined score of 76-17 but all you’ll hear about is the crowd size.
Vanderbilt’s cheerleaders work hard to prepare for games just like other athletes at Vandy.
A Wolf Pack runner gets ready to hit the turf near the goal line, the wrong goal line.
Vanderbilt cornerback Joejuan Williams
Vanderbilt Cheerleader smiles in the heat of battle
Nevada Wolf Pack Cheerleaders enjoying the southeastern weather.
Vanderbilt’s offense huddles up. The ‘Dores piled up 468 yards total offense.
Vanderbilt kicker Ryley Guay gets ready to kick. He made 2 of 3 field goals and all his extra points. The missed FG attempt hit an upright.
Vandy Cheerleaders run with flags after a Vanderbilt score.
This cameraman is very dangerous. They almost canceled Saturday’s game when they heard he was coming.
A beautiful Commodore family enjoys the hill during the Vanderbilt blowout win.
Scramble for a fumble. Vandy was able to get it.
Vanderbilt Dare Odeyingbo celebrates a Commodore fumble recovery.
Vanderbilt quarterback Kyle Shurmur eyes the Wolf Pack defense.
Vanderbilt offensive lineman Cole Clemens gets ready to abuse a Wolf Pack defensive lineman. That’s Egidio DellaRipa on the left.
Vandy offensive lineman Bruno Reagan looks up at running back Jamauri Wakefield.
Vanderbilt quarterback Kyle Shurmur throws a pass to running back Josh Crawford.
Kyle Shurmur gets ready to give his directions to the Commodore offense.
Vanderbilt’s DellaRipa blocks for Kyle Shurmur.
The Vanderbilt Commodores’ defensive secondary meets during a timeout.
Vanderbilt special teams players attempt to block a Nevada kick attempt.
Wakefield on the run. He finished the game with 43 yards on 8 carries.
More of Vandy’s Wakefield. Like the MTSU game, the Commodores seemed to wear down Nevada as the game wore on.
Kyle Shurmur back to pass. The senior finished with a solid 23 of 32 completions for 258 yards and two touchdowns.
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