Vanderbilt Commodores Tickets

Vanderbilt Commodores tickets are always highly prized among college football fans. Though the Commodores had a rough season in 2004, the 2005 college football season is a new start, and the Commodores are gearing up for a much better season this fall. Their first bowl game in more than 20 years is not out of the question for the Commodores and the faithful throngs that pack Vanderbilt Stadium and treasure their Vanderbilt Commodores tickets.

Vanderbilt finished at 2-9 in 2004, but that won’t be acceptable in 2005. Head coach Bobby Johnson is relying on senior quarterback Jay Cutler and a trio of wide receivers to spark Vandy’s offense in the new year. The possibility of success has put new life in Commodores ticket holders.

Cutler is big (6’-4”, 225) and tough, the ideal quarterback to run the Commodore’s offense. His high completion percentage fits the system perfectly. In 2005, Cutler will be throwing at three quality targets in Erik Davis, Marion White, and Bryant Anderson, relative unknowns but highly regarded by their SEC opponents as capable wide receivers. Tight end Dustin Dunning had 14 catches in his junior campaign and should increase those totals significantly in 2005.

Commodores ticket holders will once again see a 3-4 defensive alignment from Vandy, capitalizing on four defensive linemen that top out over 300 pounds apiece in Ralph McKenzie, Ray Brown, Lamar Divens, and Gabe Hall. With that kind of meat on the line and ballhawk middle linebacker Jonathan Goff in the middle linebacker position, running the ball may be a problem for SEC opponents.

Commodores tickets give Vanderbilt fans the chance to see some prime SEC football in 2005, both at Vanderbilt Stadium and on the road. Now is a good time to snatch up LSU Tigers tickets for their Oct. 8 date at Vanderbilt Stadium. Georgia Bulldogs tickets are another good choice when they hit the field Oct. 15. Vanderbilt fans who like to travel should look into South Carolina Gamecocks tickets, or Tennessee Volunteers tickets, two games that promise to be pivotal in both teams’ seasons.

Wherever you are, Vanderbilt Commodores tickets are a sure fire guarantee of solid SEC style college football. The Commodores are a team on the rise, fighting to punch their way into a college bowl game and with the talent to do it. Don’t hesitate, if Vandy is half as good as they look on paper, the college football bargain of the year will be Vanderbilt Commodores football tickets.