Vanderbilt edge rusher Capers taken to hospital for injury against Kentucky but returns to sideline
LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) — Vanderbilt edge rusher Miles Capers was taken to a hospital for imaging after being injured while attempting to make a second-quarter tackle Saturday night against Kentucky but returned to the sideline in the second half to watch the Commodores' 20-13 Southeastern Conference victory.
The Middle 8 can often win and lose football games. In a 20-13 road victory in Week 7, Clark Lea’s Vanderbilt team ripped off ...
Now 3-3 after Saturday’s loss to Vanderbilt, Kentucky football is in danger of missing a bowl game for the first time since ...
By Keith Taylor Kentucky Today Vanderbilt spoiled Kentucky’s homecoming festivities Saturday night. The Commodores didn’t ...
It was the second career SEC road win for Commodores’ coach Clark Lea. (The other came in Lexington ... Stoops is the ...
Lea’s squad got the last laugh, though, as Vanderbilt escaped with a 40-35 win in one of college football’s biggest upsets in ...
Vanderbilt football is looking to avoid a letdown after upsetting Alabama when it faces Kentucky this weekend.
Vanderbilt football faces the quintessential letdown spot against Kentucky. The Commodores (3-2, 1-1 SEC) passed the test ...
Vanderbilt posted a video on social media highlighting the win against Alabama, with coach Clark Lea's halftime speech being ...
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Diego Pavia passed for two touchdowns, Brock Taylor kicked two long field goals and Vanderbilt held off mistake-prone Kentucky 20-13 for its second consecutive Southeastern Conference victory ...
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