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Vanderbilt reveals 2026 football promotional schedule with seven home games at FirstBank Stadium.
The season opens Sept. 5 at home versus Austin Peay with a Salute to Service theme.
Community Day follows on Sept. 12 when Delaware visits Nashville.
Family Weekend is set for Sept. 19 against NC State.
The SEC home slate begins Oct. 10 vs. Ole Miss with the This is Nashville theme.
Arkansas visits Oct. 17 for Reunion and Homecoming activities.
Fan Appreciation is planned for Nov. 14 against Alabama, with Senior Day on Nov. 28 vs. Tennessee.
Times for early games will be announced later; remaining windows expected in June.
Season-ticket information can be obtained by calling the Vanderbilt Ticket Office.
Group sales for 15 or more can submit their interest through the official channel.

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Ole Miss offense maintains about 80% of the previous five-season scheme under new coordinator John David Baker.
The focus is on continuity as the offense carries over under JDB.
New Ole Miss coordinator John David Baker leads a familiar offensive approach.
Ole Miss aims to blend new leadership with established offense patterns.
The strategy centers on keeping productive patterns while adapting to new leadership.
The report highlights Luke Hasz as a focal point for continuity.
The article emphasizes the 'carries over' phase as the team transitions.
The piece uses a photo credit to acknowledge Ole Miss athletics.
The article is sourced from On3’s Ole Miss Rebels coverage.

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Ole Miss ramps up recruitment for 4-star cornerback Taelyn Mayo as a top target.
Mayo is highlighted as a leading target in the Rebels’ current recruiting efforts.
The coverage suggests Mayo remains a priority in Ole Miss' defensive class plans.
No official commitment has been announced regarding Mayo yet.
Ole Miss’ outreach emphasizes Mayo amid ongoing evaluative and bidirectional discussions.
The article references Mayo as a notable target within the Rivals and On3 coverage.
Mayo’s recruitment is portrayed as a strategic move for Ole Miss’ defensive backfield.
The piece situates Mayo as part of a broader trend of top defensive back targets in college football.
The report notes Mayo’s standing among other 2024–2025 defensive back targets in recruiting media.

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