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The fifth-ranked LSU women's basketball team lost to 12th-ranked Vanderbilt 65-61 in a close game, with Vanderbilt's Mikayla Blakes scoring 32 points to lead her team to victory. LSU's defense improved after a rough start, but Vanderbilt's three-point shooting and late-game performance secured the win. LSU falls to 14-2, while Vanderbilt remains undefeated at 15-0.
The No. 5 LSU women's basketball team is set to play its first SEC road game against No. 12 Vanderbilt in Nashville, continuing a winning streak against the Commodores and leading the nation in multiple statistical categories. The game will be broadcast on ESPN and LSU fans are encouraged to listen on the radio. LSU aims to extend its winning streak and potentially see Flau’jae Johnson reach 1,800 career points.
In the ReliaQuest Bowl, Iowa upset Vanderbilt 34-27 with Mark Gronowski leading the way, showcasing his NFL potential, while Vanderbilt's Diego Pavia fought hard in his final college game. Gronowski's performance included a rushing touchdown tying the Big Ten record, and Pavia demonstrated his competitive spirit despite limitations, leaving scouts with plenty to consider.
Iowa's football team, led by MVP Mark Gronowski, achieved a significant upset victory over Vanderbilt in the bowl game, ending a 13-game losing streak against ranked opponents and finishing the season with a 9-4 record under coach Kirk Ferentz.
The prediction for the ReliaQuest Bowl favors Vanderbilt to win, with a focus on a low-scoring game under 46.5 points, emphasizing a physical, clock-control style of play from both teams, and highlighting key injuries and strategic matchups.
Vanderbilt concludes the 2025 college football season with a postseason game against Iowa in the ReliaQuest Bowl in Tampa, with fans able to follow the game on ESPN, radio, or online.
Vanderbilt football, with a historic 10-win season and top-10 AP ranking, is set to face Iowa in the ReliaQuest Bowl, marking their second consecutive bowl appearance and first-ever meeting with Iowa, after a season of record-breaking performances and notable victories over top-ranked teams.
Iowa accepted an invitation to the 2025 ReliaQuest Bowl to face Vanderbilt, highlighting their consistent success with multiple All-Americans, a top-ranked offensive line, and record-breaking performances by players like Logan Jones and Mark Gronowski, while also boasting a strong defense and coaching milestone for Kirk Ferentz.
Eli Stowers from Vanderbilt was named a unanimous All-American in 2025, the first Commodore since 2016 to earn this honor, and also won the William V. Campbell Trophy and John Mackey Award, highlighting his outstanding performance as a tight end during the college football season.
ESPN's Rece Davis expressed regret over his Heisman vote after Vanderbilt's Diego Pavia publicly criticized the voters following his second-place finish, though he appreciated Pavia's apology. Davis, who voted for Pavia, now questions his decision after Pavia's social media outburst, but looks forward to Pavia's final game in the ReliaQuest Bowl to potentially regain support.
The article provides a detailed play-by-play account of the college basketball game between Vanderbilt Commodores and Memphis Tigers on December 17, 2025, including scores, fouls, turnovers, and key plays, highlighting Memphis's comeback efforts and game progression.
Johnny Manziel publicly criticized Vanderbilt quarterback Diego Pavia for his inappropriate Heisman behavior, emphasizing the importance of handling emotions better and suggesting Pavia's future prospects are uncertain, with Pavia issuing an apology for his actions.
Heisman voter Chase Goodbread criticized Vanderbilt QB Diego Pavia for his unsportsmanlike social media posts after the ceremony, calling it a 'punk move' and emphasizing that Pavia, at 23, should have known better. Pavia apologized later, but the incident has sparked debate about sportsmanship and maturity in college football.
Diego Pavia expressed his displeasure on social media after finishing second in the Heisman Trophy race to Fernando Mendoza, highlighting his strong season and Vanderbilt's historic achievements, but feeling disappointed with the voters' decision.
Vanderbilt quarterback Diego Pavia finished second in the Heisman Trophy voting, marking a historic achievement for the school, and has led the Commodores to their best season in decades, with numerous individual and team accolades, including leading the nation in yards per play and team passing efficiency.