Vanderbilt football makes offensive adjustments ahead of Auburn matchup
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Last updated Sep 22, 2026

Vanderbilt football is implementing changes to its offense before facing Auburn on September 26. The Commodores, currently 3-0 after a dramatic 35-31 victory over NC State, will start freshman quarterback Jared Curtis. Coach Clark Lea aims to enhance offensive tempo and has restructured the offensive line, moving Beau Johnson to tackle. Additionally, tight end Cole Spence, who has been sidelined due to injury, is progressing and may return for the game.
- •Vanderbilt faces Auburn on September 26 at Jordan-Hare Stadium.
- •Jared Curtis will start at quarterback after his successful debut against NC State.
- •The offensive line has been reshuffled to improve performance.
- •Cole Spence is day-to-day with a potential return for the Auburn game.
- •Vanderbilt aims to maintain faster offensive tempo to challenge Auburn's defense.
- 8:09 PMYahoo Sports — How Vanderbilt football is making offensive adjustments before Auburn game
"Here are three changes Vanderbilt football is making to its offense ahead of the Auburn game.
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