
The Nashville City Paper, while highlighting David's sensational season, focused as much on the other Vanderbilt players honored, as they did on Price.
Brett Hait spends his time in today's City Paper highlighting how UCLA transfer Parker Hanks "wants to hammer foes in Regional." Hanks has come back from a March foot injury to be a real impact player in the SEC Tournament, "Starting in three games during last week’s Southeastern Conference Tournament, he produced five hits, scored three runs, drove in three and blasted a towering home-run." Not a bad line. Brett's got some other "nuggets" in this article, including harping on Ryan Flaherty's 30-game hit streak, and highlighting how scared Ole Miss coach Mike Bianco is of this Commodore team.
VUCommodores.com has a very good primer for the first weekend of the NCAA Tournament. Check it out.
Staying with baseball, Vanderbilt alum, former Major League Pitcher, and agent Scott Sanderson is a "Proud Alumus" according to Mo Patton's blog on Tennessean.com. If Scott needs some help in the agency thing, I would be more than happy to oblige. (Scott, call me).
In what can only be described as a hometown puff piece, Vanderbilt pitching coach Derek Johnson gets a lot of love in the Bloomington-Normal Pantagraph.
Tim Corbin got another commitment yesterday, this time from Wesleyan pitching ace Grayson Garvin, according to Larry Hartstein in today's Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Garvin is a junior, and will begin classes at in Nashville in the fall of 2008.

Vanderbilt football will be on TV at least once this season. Yesterday, university officials announced that the Vanderbilt/Alabama game in Nashville will begin at 11:30 central, and be televised on Lincoln Financial Sports. Thus far, this is the only Vanderbilt game slated to be on TV, but that is sure to change. While Vanderbilt's match-up's with Richmond and Eastern Michigan have been set for 6pm local (not thus, not on TV), Vanderbilt's kick-off with Ole Miss at Dudley Field has yet to be set, leaving the possibility that that game will be televised.
My deep friend has a few more shallow thoughts, check them out...they are hilarious.
That's all for now. Keep the comments coming. And remember, "the Heart of Rock and Roll is still beating."

(Photos 1 and 2 courtesy of VUCommdores.com, I don't know where photo 3 came from)
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