Jayce Pollard is a journalist for The Vanderbilt Hustler, focusing on local sports in Nashville, Tennessee. With a passion for covering collegiate athletics, Jayce provides in-depth coverage and analysis of Vanderbilt's bowling, basketball, cross country, track and field teams, and more.
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Jayce focuses on providing extensive coverage of local sports events, predominantly college athletics at Vanderbilt University. His articles often include event coverage and expert commentary, making him likely to be interested in pitches related to upcoming games or meets where experts can provide insights or analysis.
Given the focus on specific sports and university teams, Jayce would likely respond well to pitches from individuals with direct knowledge of these events such as coaches, athletes, or analysts who can offer unique perspectives and insider information about the teams' performances.
As a journalist focusing on local sports in Tennessee and Nashville, he may also appreciate stories that highlight the community impact of these sporting events or those featuring local athletes.
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No longer defending a national title, the Commodores are back and hungrier than ever.
By: Jayce Pollard
The Vanderbilt Women’s Cross Country team had one of its best outings of the season while the men’s side struggled to keep pace.
The Commodores got out to a dominant start before falling just short in the final two matches.
By: Jayce Pollard
Muscling only 269 yards, the Commodores were unable to topple another Goliath.
By: Jayce Pollard
The Commodores faced a more competitive conference championship in an expanded SEC.
By: Sfa Ladyjacks, Jayce Pollard
The Commodores put up their highest traditional point total in school history but still fell short of a top-three finish.
By: Jayce Pollard
The Commodores came up just short in a hard-fought championship match but still had their best outing of the young season.
Every season is a stepping stone to something greater. This season, that step looks to be even larger than expected for Vanderbilt Women’s Basketball.
By: Hailey Lindley, Jayce Pollard
The Commodores ended their fall season with an undefeated stint in pool play but a third-place finish in bracket play.
With bowl season and the opening of the transfer portal looming, our staff looked at the biggest questions circling Vanderbilt Football.
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