
Besides the disappointing end to the men's season, Vanderbilt sports had another big weekend. The ladies won the SEC Tournament in Duluth, the baseball team won improving their record to 14-0, the lady laxers demolished Duke 19-9, the men's tennis team upset #37 Auburn yesterday at the Currey Tennis Center 5-2 for their first SEC win, and the bowlers won the Alabama A&M's Holiday Classic. While I don't know what "holiday" this classic was celebrating, since we won, it doesn't much matter now does it?
As a rabid commie, I was certainly disappointed in Saturday's result. I have already taken responsibility for the loss and really don't think we need to harp on it. It was a bad game. We laid an egg. "Let's not relive it."

Despite a 10-6 record in conference, Vanderbilt will more likely than not drop out of the ESPN/USA Today Coaches poll; what the AP voters do is really anyone's guess. As always, check back at VSL to find out where Vanderbilt is ranked heading into post-season play. Before Saturday's game, Vanderbilt was a 6 seed in Bracketology. That too is sure to fall when Joe updates his bracket later today.

Here is the the most authoritative recap out there on Vanderbilt Baseball from Woody. For those of you looking for something a little more pithy, click here.
Big shout-out to Howell in India for dropping us a line letting us know that Commodore Nation is now global. For all you out there, especially people who don't typically drink beer with us on the weekend, send us an email and let us know you are out there so we can add you to the distribution list.
Finally, proof that there are Vanderbilt people with at least as little to do as us, Brother Woody passed along this link for you entertainment.
Check back later for SEC Pick'em regular season results, Vanderbilt's updated rankings in both the men's and women's polls, Bracketology changes, and basically whatever else we feel like yakking about.
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Courtesy of Chadrow:
From espn.com: The Commodores have lost each regular season finale in Stallings' eight seasons, and Stallings said he wished he had done a better job getting them ready to play.
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