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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Taylor Hodges' coverage is heavily focused on local sports events, particularly those involving the Spartans and other teams within the Mountain West Conference. Given this focus, she would likely be receptive to pitches related to upcoming games or events featuring these teams.
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By: Taylor Hodges
Ole Miss has been in preseason practices for 18 days, but the preseason part is about to end. In less than two weeks, the Rebels will face Louisville in the Music City Kickoff in Nashville and are beginning the preparation for that game this week.
By: Taylor Hodges
It’s part of the sport’s charm. Every offseason brings a new story that sounds like it was cooked up in a message board bunker at 2 a.m.
College football starts its season Saturday, while the NFL regular season is two weeks away. NFL teams will have one more preseason game before rosters are cut down to their final 53 players and Ole Miss should expect to be well-represented.
By: Taylor Hodges
Dae’Quan Wright and Zxavian Harris are reportedly heading to LSU. Pete Golding explained why Ole Miss is sticking with its current roster.
Ole Miss still hasn’t named a starting right tackle, and Pete Golding made it clear Monday that the competition isn’t finished. But with 12 days left before the Rebels face Louisville, the picture is starting to come into focus.
By: Taylor Hodges
Pete Golding says Ole Miss has displayed winning football during its preseason scrimmages but must eliminate penalties and assignment mistakes.
By: Taylor Hodges
Former FIU star Corey Stephenson is reportedly set to join Ole Miss, but his eligibility depends on the unresolved Glancey v. NCAA lawsuit.
By: Taylor Hodges
Pete Golding says Ole Miss avoided season-ending injuries in camp, although cornerback and offensive line have been the most depleted groups.
By: Taylor Hodges
The Big Ten has barred former NFL players from returning. Now the SEC must decide whether to adopt—and enforce—a similar rule against LSU.
No soccer coach in Ole Miss history has ever started with four wins and no losses in their very first season. Until now.
