Delaware leads Vanderbilt 17-14 at halftime after special teams score

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Last updated Sep 12, 2026

Delaware leads Vanderbilt 17-14 at halftime after special teams score
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Delaware holds a 17-14 lead over Vanderbilt at halftime following a momentum-shifting stretch at FirstBank Stadium on September 12. Vanderbilt initially led by 11 points in the second quarter behind the performance of freshman quarterback Jared Curtis. The game dynamics shifted when Vanderbilt transitioned to quarterback Blaze Berlowitz, who fumbled while attempting to hurdle a defender. After a three-and-out offensive possession for Vanderbilt, a punt by Tyler Ebel was blocked and recovered by Delaware for a touchdown with 17 seconds remaining before the half. Boos were directed at Berlowitz by the home crowd following the fumble and the subsequent lack of offensive progress. Delaware enters the second half with a three-point advantage.

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  • Delaware leads 17-14 at the halftime interval
  • Blaze Berlowitz committed a fumble after a failed hurdle attempt
  • Tyler Ebel had a punt blocked and recovered for a touchdown
  • Jared Curtis led two touchdown drives for Vanderbilt earlier in the game
  • The match is currently at halftime at FirstBank Stadium
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  • 10:09 PMYahoo SportsBlaze Berlowitz booed after fumble, blocked punt give Delaware lead vs Vanderbilt football
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Quarterback Blaze Berlowitz was booed after committing a fumble against Delaware and the Blue Hens later took the lead on a blocked punt.

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