Vandy has become my #2 hated SEC school.

[Hanmudog]

I used to root for them on occasion because of them usually being the underdog in most sports. No more. I will root for everyone not named Ole Miss to stomp their *** in every sport from hence forth. Why?

1. The racial accusations by their AD
2. Uneven playing field in baseball
3. Cancelling their women’s basketball season and likely costing us an NCAA bid
4. Their ******** football players taunting our baseball team
5. Their stupid basketball court
6. Shan Foster
7. The PR stunt with the female kicker

Hope Leach puts the throttle down and runs their *** off the field without mercy.

 

[Apoplectic_Objurgator]

8. The Whistler
9. ***** Stackhouse
10. Baseball stadium in football stadium concourse

 

[BossDawg78]

My sentiments exactly. As bad as I hate OM, I'd be equally as pissed if this happened to them.

 

[kired]

I consider UM our rival, but don’t really hate them. I just hate losing to them.

I hate Vandy and hope they lose every game in every sport. And how the 17 do you forget the whistler on your list?

 

[PearlRiverCoDawg]

You forgot the white boy that hit that game winning 3 against is like 3 years ago. Can’t remember his name.

 

[Hanmudog]

I consider UM our rival, but don’t really hate them. I just hate losing to them.

I hate Vandy and hope they lose every game in every sport. And how the 17 do you forget the whistler on your list?

I took it that the Whistler was just understood.

 

[Antonio Brown's Foot]

Vanderbilt needs to remember what happened the last time....

...some dinky Tennessee college messed with a major college's baseball team.
https://www.ncaa.com/news/football/...-222-cumberland-college-0-history-weird-facts

The rout can be traced back to a 22-0 loss the Georgia Tech baseball team, also coached by Heisman, suffered in the spring of 1915. Heisman suspected that Cumberland had stacked its team with professional ringers.
He didn't have to wait long for his chance for revenge. Cumberland discontinued its football program in 1916 but had committed to play Georgia Tech on Oct. 7 before the program was suspended. Cumberland reportedly would owe Tech $3,000 if the game was not played. Heisman insisted Cumberland come to Atlanta and play the game. He chipped in $500 (worth roughly $11,500 today) and paid for travel expenses.

 

[AlSwearengen]

Vanderbilt has gone full woke. They would fit in better in the northeast.

 

[tatedog]

It's pretty impressive you guys listed 10 things and didn't even get to James Franklin and the cover up.

 

[tatedog]

You should check out what's happening at LSU now. It's not that far off from Vanderbilt.

 

[bulldogcountry1]

I don’t know what #9 is, and I’m not about to Google it.