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Vanderbilt Opens with 28-9 Win over Austin Peay with Lightning Ending Game Early

Blaze Berlowitz accounted for 194 total yards and a touchdown as Vanderbilt scored on offense, defense and special teams.

  • On Saturday, Vanderbilt defeated Austin Peay 28-9 in the Commodores' season opener at FirstBank Stadium, though the game ended early with 2:16 remaining due to lightning near the stadium.
  • The FCS-level Governors initially led 6-5 after Chris Parson threw a 24-yard touchdown to Denver Harper, but Vanderbilt blocked the extra point and Brock Taylor's 37-yard field goal put the Commodores ahead to stay.
  • Quarterback Blaze Berlowitz threw for 149 yards and ran for 45 yards and a touchdown, while Sedrick Alexander added an 18-yard TD and Josiah Broxton returned a muffed punt 27 yards for a score.
  • Freshman Jared Curtis made his collegiate debut in the second quarter, while Coach Clark Lea identified nine penalties for 73 yards as a key area requiring cleanup after the victory.
  • Vanderbilt hosts Delaware on Saturday, while Austin Peay travels to Morehead State as both programs continue their seasons following the opening weekend matchup.
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Vanderbilt opens with 28-9 win over Austin Peay with lightning ending game early

Blaze Berlowitz threw for 149 yards and ran for 45 yards and a touchdown as Vanderbilt beat Austin Peay 28-9 in the Commodores’ season opener Saturday night ended with 2:16 left after lightning near the stadium stopped play.

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