April 6, 2018
The latest buzz on the web surrounding the Vanderbilt Commodores:
Tennessean: Adam Sparks spotlights the inside of Vanderbilt baseball coach Tim Corbin’s office, where Corbin displays several pieces of memorabilia  and each piece has a story.
VUCommodores.com: Vanderbilt women’s golf boasts one of the most talented freshman classes in college golf. Those first-year players make up three of the Commodores five starters and have the squad eyeing a run at the SEC Championship, writes Zac Ellis.
ESPN: The New England Patriots will reportedly sign former Vanderbilt All-SEC wide receiver Jordan Matthews to a one-year deal. Matthews played just 10 games for the Buffalo Bills last season as he dealt with injury.
Twitter: Nashville-based comedian Nate Bargatze showed Vanderbilt some love on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon!
Here’s @jimmyfallon not getting how to hold the VU sign for @VandyFootball! After my set tonight I tell a quick Vandy story on the couch. #anchordown @fallontonight pic.twitter.com/Bm54bLG0El
 Nate Bargatze (@natebargatze) April 6, 2018
VUCommodores.com: How did Vanderbilt football grow this spring? Head coach Derek Mason joined the Commodore Insider Podcast to reflect on spring practice and look ahead to the 2018 season.
Vanderbilt Hustler: Vanderbilt freshman outfielder Pat DeMarco traded the city streets of New York for a slower life in Georgia as a high school baseball prospect. Max Schneider chronicles DeMarco’s story.
Twitter: Former Vanderbilt tennis All-American Julie Ditty swung by the Commodores’ match vs. Texas A*M on Thursday!
Awesome to have Vanderbilt legend and WT’s first All-American (‘99, ‘01), Julie Ditty, in the stands this afternoon! #FightDores pic.twitter.com/SlIfNNDwCZ
 Vandy Women’s Tennis (@Vandywtennis) April 5, 2018
BIG EAST Lacrosse: Vanderbilt attacker Emily Mathewson became the eighth Commodore to receive a conference honor through the season’s first eight weeks on Tuesday, when she was named to the BIG EAST Weekly Honor Roll for the second time this season.
Anchor Down Productions: On the latest episode of Fueling the Commodores, Vanderbilt lacrosse coach Cathey Swezey peels back the curtain on her life as a single mom and a longtime leader of the Commodores program.
