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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -
The Vanderbilt Commodores are about to find out how much their challenging start to this season really helped them out.
After a schedule ranked the
third-toughest in the Football Bowl Subdivision, the Commodores head
into the final half of this season with no teams currently in the Top
25. They have six games needing four wins to become bowl eligible for
the second straight season, something this program never has done
before.
The Commodores host a team Saturday even more desperate for victory in the Auburn Tigers (1-5, 0-4 Southeastern Conference).
Vanderbilt coach James
Franklin says the Tigers are a dangerous team and his Commodores (2-4,
1-3) have to be ready since they're still growing as a program.
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