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College Football Fans React To Vanderbilt Flipping No. 1 QB Recruit

While no amount of stats are likely to get them a spot in the College Football Playoff or a Heisman Trophy this year, the Vanderbilt Commodores may end the season with a superb consolation prize: The No.

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Five-star QB Jared Curtis flips from Georgia to Vanderbilt

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How Jared Curtis, Vanderbilt’s Clark Lea inspired Predators to big win

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Diego Pavia's role in helping Vanderbilt, Clark Lea land QB Jared Curtis

Clark Lea scored the biggest autograph of his football coaching life on early national signing day Dec. 3, when the nation's No. 1 overall recruit for the 2026 class per 247Sports Composite, Nashville...

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How 5-star QB Faizon Brandon helped build Tennessee football signing class

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Jared Curtis denies he has flipped commitment to Vanderbilt football, Clark Lea

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What Jared Curtis' commitment means for Vanderbilt as 5-star QB flips

On Dec. 2, the Commodores secured their post-Diego Pavia future by landing 5-star quarterback Jared Curtis of Nashville Christian, who flipped his commitment from Georgia.

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Virginia Tech flips a three-star QB from Syracuse

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What future of Georgia’s quarterback group looks like amid recruiting twists

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JJ Redick explains why Jarred Vanderbilt has been out of the rotation

Despite Jarred Vanderbilt impressing during training camp and being healthy for the first time in years, he finds himself on the outside looking in regarding the rotation. While he didn’t necessarily wow during the early parts of the season,

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JJ Redick on why Jarred Vanderbilt hasn't played lately

One thing some Los Angeles Lakers fans may have noticed lately is that forward Jarred Vanderbilt hasn't appeared in the team's last six games. Vanderbilt's absence has coincided with LeBron James' return from sciatica, yet people have been wondering why head coach JJ Redick has decided to leave Vanderbilt on the bench.