Aiden Rutman is a Sports Podcast Producer for The Vanderbilt Hustler, focusing on local sports in Tennessee, specifically in Nashville. Aiden covers a range of sports topics, including basketball, cross country, and football, providing analysis and interviews with athletes and coaches.
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By: Aiden Rutman
The Commodores couldn’t capitalize on a kick return touchdown and two first-half Tennessee turnovers, falling to 6-6 on the year.
Don’t let the final score fool you: this game wasn’t close. Vanderbilt shot out to a 7-0 lead in the opening seconds of its clash with Tennessee thanks to a 100-yard kick return touchdown from Junior Sherrill to start the game. It kept its momentum when CJ Taylor forced a fumble on the Volunteers’ second...
On this week’s episode, Aiden is joined by Henry and Connor to break down soccer’s win over Florida State, basketball and Vanderbilt Football’s loss to Tennessee.
By: Aiden Rutman
The Commodores and Hokies will clash for the first time since 1977 in the SEC/ACC Challenge.
Head coach Clark Lea signed 13 players to his 2025 recruiting on Dec. 4.
By: Aiden Rutman
The NCAA transfer portal will officially open on Dec. 9 once conference championships are decided and the field for the College Football Playoff is set. it will stay open for 20 days, until Dec. 28 — 10 days shorter than last season. Players won’t be permitted to transfer until then, but that hasn’t stopped players from...
With bowl season and the opening of the transfer portal looming, our staff looked at the biggest questions circling Vanderbilt Football.
Head coach Clark Lea will need to hit the transfer portal hard from Dec. 9 to 28 if he wants to keep his team on an upward trajectory.
By: Aiden Rutman
The Commodores will head to Birmingham, Alabama, to take part in their first bowl game since 2018.
By: Jerry Kill, David Hernandez, Aiden Rutman
With the opening of the transfer portal Dec. 9, The Hustler lists possible targets at key position groups for the Commodores.
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