Vanderbilt football schedule 2023: Who do the Commodores miss on the SEC schedule and what are 3 things to know?
Vanderbilt Football Schedule 2023: 3 Things To Know
Aug 26 Hawaii
Sept 2 Alabama A&M
Sept 9 at Wake Forest
Sept 16 at UNLV
Sept 23 Kentucky
Sept 30 Missouri
Oct 7 at Florida
Oct 14 Georgia
Oct 21 OPEN DATE
Oct 28 at Ole Miss
Nov 4 Auburn
Nov 11 at South Carolina
Nov 18 OPEN DATE
Nov 25 at Tennessee
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Vanderbilt Football Schedule What To Know: Who do the Commodores miss from the SEC slate?
The Commodores get a week off before playing Ole Miss from the West followed up by a date with Auburn. That's about as nice as it gets in the SEC.
That means they miss Alabama, Arkansas, LSU, Mississippi State, and Texas A&M. With all the games against the East still around, the conference schedule isn't that bad going to Ole Miss kicks off a rough run of road games in three of the last four.
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It's not like going to South Carolina and Tennessee are far trips, but they're still road games at the end of the season. That comes after getting Auburn and home and with the trip to Ole Miss. After dealing with Georgia on October 14th, there are just four games left.
Vanderbilt went to Hawaii to start last season, and this time around it gets the Rainbow Warriors in Nashville. That's played in Week 0 which leaves a wonderful-timed week off in mid-November to gear up for the Vols.
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Last year's team was able to surprise a bit and be plucky down the stretch. It's going to need to dominate the beginning of 2023 to have any prayer of being in the mix to go bowling.
There can't be any misfires against Hawaii, Alabama A&M, and UNLV, and winning two of three against Wake Forest, Kentucky, and Missouri is a must. Do that, and there's a shot coming up with a win over - say - Auburn to possibly get the call for an extra date.
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