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Vanderbilt | Ashmore benched, Stewart will start at RT

Following the 20-13 loss to Mississippi State. Vanderbilt head coach Clark Lea has made a move along the offensive line that will hopefully pay dividends. Sophomore RT Ben Ashmore, who gave up four sacks in the loss to Bulldogs DE Izuchukwu King Ani has been benched ahead of this weeks game against Texas A&M and replaced by senior Jonathan Stewart who will move over from left tackle. Stewart played in ten games last season, three of those at offensive tackle all against SEC opponents.

Vanderbilt | Mahoney out for A&M

Clark Lea also announced today after practice that junior cornerback Jaylen Mahoney will miss this week's game against Texas A&M with an Abdominal strain he picked up in practice this week. Mahoney, who is a starter alongside B.J. Anderson will be a big miss for the Commodores who are already depleted talent-wise along with the defensive backfield. Both Allan George and true freshman John Howse IV will be asked to fill that hole against the no.3 ranked Aggies this week.

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[RolePlayer]

Think you made the right move benching Ben Ashmore and bringing in experience with Jonathan Stewart.

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Offensive Stats Comparison 19.0 (#90) Points Per Game 31.0 (#32) 361.5 (#62) Total Offense 422.0 (#25) 64.0 (#124) Rush Offense 167.0 (#60) 297.5 (#7) Pass Offense 255.0 (#19) Defensive Stats Comparison 380.5 (#96) Total Defense 265.0 (#19) 139.5 (#54) Rush Defense 168.5 (#87) 241.0 (#107) Passing Defense 96.5 (#4) -3 (#108) Turnover Difference 3 (#12) Injury Report QB Jeremy Moussa (Torn MCL) Six Weeks DE Tyree Johnson (Torn Achilles Tendon) Season CB Jaylen Mahoney (Abdominal Strain) One Week DE Demarvin Leal (Sprained Wrist One Week

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2021 SEASON PREVIEW.....2021 ROSTER.....2021 RECRUITING BOARD.....


WEEK FOUR

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COLLEGE STATION, Texas -- Everything, and or anything that could have gone wrong for Vanderbilt today on their travels to Kyle Field just about did as the Commodores were manhandled by No. 3 Texas A&M 41-14. Ken Seals, who threw three interceptions was benched just one possession into the second half and replaced by Mike Wright, who lasted just two possessions himself before being benched in favor of Seals, in what was a pretty embarrassing day for Clark Lea and his coaching staff.

The Aggies, led by redshirt-freshman quarterback Haynes King were far superior on both sides of the ball. King, who took home player of the game honors torched a depleted Commodores defensive backfield who were missing cornerback Jaylen Mahoney for 364-yards and three touchdowns. He also rushed for a touchdown in the second quarter. On the ground, Isaiah Spiller added more salt into an already wide-open wound with 112-yards and a touchdown on 26 carries.

The Aggies secondary had a field day out there today with Erick Young, Antonio Johnson, and Jaylon Jones all picking off Seals, all three were either underthrown or overthrown passes.

"I have never been involved in a game like that," Lea said after the game. "A game where the offense was about as bad as it gets, and the defense was all at sixes and sevens and couldn't cover anything, couldn't wrap up tackles and pretty much rolled over and wanted their bellies scratched."

Seals, as we already know found himself benched just one possession after returning from half-time. The sophomore had already thrown a measly 96-yards and two interceptions in the first half before returning after half-time and throwing his third pick of the day on the Commodore's first offensive possession of the second half. However, Seals did get some late redemption when he found Devin Boddie Jr. for a 14-yard touchdown pass but by that time the game was already done. Ken Seals finished 12-of-16 passing for 182-yards, 1 touchdown, and 3 interceptions. Re'Mahn Davis struggled behind a restructured offensive line, which will have to be changed around again going into next week's game against ETSU with the injury to tackle Jonathan Stewart. Davis rushed for just 52-yards and a touchdown on 17 carries (3.0 yards per carrying).

Although, Vanderbilt's defense registered its first takeaway of the season through an Allan George interception that was about the only highlight today. The unit as a whole gave up 24 first downs and allowed 554-yards of offense to the Aggies, they also allowed Haynes King and his offense to control the majority portion of the possession (18:15 to 13:45).

Next week, Vanderbilt 1-2 (0-2) plays host to FCS opponent ETSU out of the SoCon division. The Buccaneers come into the game 2-1 after wins over UVA and Delaware State, their only loss came to Samford.

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Photo Gallery


Re'Mahn Davis opens the scoring on this 5-yard run.


Isaiah Spiller makes it all square in the second quarter.


Antonio Johnson makes the first of three picks on Ken Seals.


Vanderbilt are left to pay when they leave Ainias Smith wide open.


Like Smith, Chase Lane is wide open in the endzone.

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Yup, that was to be expected for sure. No doubt you the boys will be taking your lumps this season.


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Quote: Originally Posted by RolePlayer

Think you made the right move benching Ben Ashmore and bringing in experience with Jonathan Stewart.

If only he didn't go and get injured against Texas A&M, now it is time for another reshuffle on the O-Line.

Quote: Originally Posted by R1zzo23

Yup, that was to be expected for sure. No doubt you the boys will be taking your lumps this season. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro

Fully expected as you said. It wasn't any less frustrating to watch though. I couldn't get anything done on either side of the ball. However, its a fun rebuild all the same.