Gabe Fisher ejected for targeting during Vanderbilt football against Kentucky
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Last updated Oct 25, 2026

Gabe Fisher, a fullback/tight end for Vanderbilt, was ejected for targeting on a kickoff return in the game against Kentucky on October 24. At the time of the ejection, Vanderbilt was trailing 34-17. This marked the first targeting penalty called against Vanderbilt this season, despite the team being the most penalized in the SEC. Following new SEC rules, Fisher will not face a suspension for the first half of the next game but will miss the remainder of this contest.
- •Gabe Fisher was ejected for targeting against Kentucky.
- •Vanderbilt was down 34-17 when Fisher was penalized.
- •It's the first targeting penalty for Vanderbilt this season.
- •Fisher will miss the rest of the game but not the first half of the next.
- •Vanderbilt currently has a 3-4 record this season.
- 2:38 AMYahoo Sports — Gabe Fisher ejected for targeting in Vanderbilt football vs Kentucky
"Gabe Fisher, a Vanderbilt football fullback/tight end, was ejected for targeting on a kickoff return against Kentucky.
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