Taylor Hodges is a staff writer for Vanderbilt Commodores On SI covering all-things Vanderbilt. With over a decade of award-winning experience in sports writing, photography, and video, Taylor explores a wide range of topics, including competitive sports, professional sports, and the intersection of sports with arts and entertainment. Taylor's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Sports Illustrated, Yahoo Sports, and the Lexington Herald-Leader.
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By: Taylor Hodges
Ole Miss finally got the answer it had been waiting on. Antonio Keefer, the four star offensive tackle from Memphis, committed to the Rebels on Tuesday and gave offensive line coach John Garrison a long term building block for a position group that still has more questions than answers heading into the fall. And truthfully, […]
Ole Miss picked up a pair of postseason honors on Wednesday, and they came from two very different corners of the roster.
There are bat flips, and then there are the ones that feel like they should come with a soundtrack, a slow‑motion replay, and maybe a warning label for anyone standing too close.
By: Taylor Hodges
Ole Miss faces a real pitching decision before its CWS opener, with Hunter Elliott, Cade Townsend and Taylor Rabe all in the mix.
Every draft cycle needs a quarterback who comes out of nowhere. Someone with a story that feels bigger than the scouting reports. Someone who makes evaluators argue, fans dream, and TV producers salivate.
By: Taylor Hodges
Ole Miss fans won’t have to do much channel surfing this fall.
By: Taylor Hodges
Ole Miss still has several chances to move up the recruiting rankings, and Antwan Jackson’s recent Oxford visit could be an important piece.
Ole Miss won’t just be facing North Carolina on Friday night. The Rebels will be facing a pitching plan that has no brakes.
By: Taylor Hodges
The Rebels and Tar Heels arrive in Omaha as teams shaped by player leadership, internal standards and a hunger for more.
By: Taylor Hodges
From Taylor Rabe’s Game 1 start to the stormtrooper helmet celebration, here’s what Ole Miss said at CWS Media Day.
