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By The Numbers
Vanderbilt baseball emerged atop the college baseball world once again on Wednesday. The Commodores beat Michigan, 8-2, in Game 3 of the College World Series to clinch their second NCAA title in program history.
Worth the Wait
No matter how one arrives in Omaha, there is really only one way to leave: in a dogpile, scarred by grass stains, surrounded and smothered by two dozen of your best friends.
Time to Respond
A barreling freight train of momentum had carried Michigan through the postseason and into the finals of the College World Series. On Monday, Vanderbilt learned of the Wolverines' red-hot trajectory firsthand. The Commodores fell to the Wolverines, 7-4, in Game 1 of the College World Series finals at TD Ameritrade Park.
Lacrosse Without Borders
When Beth Hewitt took over as Vanderbilt lacrosse coach in the spring of 2018, one of her first priorities was to lobby for an international trip for her program. It had been several seasons since the Commodores had ventured abroad, and Hewitt wanted to put her stamp on the program early.
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Low Energy Plagues Dores
Just 1:08 remained in Vanderbilt's first-round SEC Tournament matchup with Alabama on Wednesday when freshman Jordyn Cambridge grabbed a long rebound and streaked toward the opposite basket. Between two Crimson Tide defenders, Cambridge drove the lane and dropped the ball into the basket. Except the ball didn't go in. Instead, it rolled along the entire circumference of the rim before dropping out of the hoop at the last second.