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Five newcomers who stood out for Vanderbilt football vs Charleston Southern
Freshman Carson Lawrence tied for third in tackles and transfer CJ Heard made a key interception in Vanderbilt's dominant 45-3 win over Charleston Southern.
- Vanderbilt kicked off their 2025 football season with a commanding 45-3 victory over Charleston Southern on August 30 at FirstBank Stadium in Nashville.
- The victory followed Vanderbilt's efficient offense led by quarterback Diego Pavia, who matched his personal best with three touchdowns and 275 passing yards.
- Vanderbilt dominated both offense and defense, accumulating 481 yards while limiting Charleston Southern to 133 yards, marking their fewest yards allowed since September 7, 2024.
- Coach Clark Lea praised Diego's performance as effective, noting their offense was successfully advancing on the ground while also connecting on passes. Meanwhile, Gabe Giardina described the matchup as likely the most challenging test of their season.
- The lopsided win with most starters out by the third quarter showcased newcomers like Tre Richardson, who caught five passes for 74 yards, suggesting stronger offensive threats this season.
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Pavia throws for 275 yards, 3 TDs as the Commodores roll past Charleston Southern 45-3
Diego Pavia threw for 275 yards and three touchdowns, each tying his personal best while at Vanderbilt, and the Commodores beat Charleston Southern 45-3 on Saturday night in a season opener for both teams.
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Diego Pavia, Vanderbilt rout Charleston Southern in season opener
Diego Pavia passed for 275 yards with three touchdowns and Vanderbilt found the end zone on four of its first five drives as the Commodores rolled to a 45-3 victory over Charleston Southern on Saturday in Nashville, Tenn.
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