Vanderbilt Proves that Their First Four Wins Weren't Flukes

After the first quarter of Saturday's game, Vandy found themselves trailing by 13 points—the most they have trailed by all season.  In the second quarter, Vanderbilt's luck appeared to take a turn for the worse, when star quarterback, Chris Nixon left the game with an injury. Back up quarterback, Mackenzi Adams, checked into the game and played nearly flawless, leading the Commodores to two scoring drives, one in the second quarter and one in the third. With his second touchdown pass Adams tied the game, and kicker Brian Hahnfeldt drove home the extra point, to give the commodores a one point lead. Vanderbilt's defense stepped up and held Auburn scoreless for three quarters, giving Vandy the one point victory. There were many outstanding players for Vandy. To start with Mackenzi Adams, looked like a season veteran under center. Adams completed 13 0f 23 for 153 yard and two scores. Adams, revealed his is a dual threat qb, running for 54 yards on 13 carries. Wide recievers, Justin ... (link)