Blaze Berlowitz of Vanderbilt suffers broken collarbone against Ole Miss

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Last updated Oct 12, 2026

Blaze Berlowitz of Vanderbilt suffers broken collarbone against Ole Miss
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Blaze Berlowitz, backup quarterback for Vanderbilt, sustained a broken collarbone due to a late hit in the game against Ole Miss on October 10. His mother confirmed on social media that he will undergo surgery on Monday. Berlowitz had appeared in five games this season, starting three. He connected on 28 of 53 passes for 386 yards and one touchdown and rushed for 110 yards. Following his injury, Whit Muschamp is anticipated to step in as the backup quarterback.

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  • •Blaze Berlowitz broke his collarbone during the Ole Miss game.
  • •He was injured while taking a late hit late in the fourth quarter.
  • •Berlowitz will have surgery on Monday.
  • •He has started three games this season.
  • •Whit Muschamp likely to assume backup quarterback role.
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  • 1:28 PMYahoo Sports — Vanderbilt backup quarterback Blaze Berlowitz broke collarbone vs Ole Miss
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