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Vandy on SI caught up with Lea for an exclusive interview in which he discussed Hight's role as a receiver and a cornerback ...
Vanderbilt Commodores head football coach Clark Lea and three players will head Atlanta next week for the Southeastern ...
Vanderbilt’s entire team is kneeling on the grass practice field around Clark Lea. Anyone who is still talking is quickly ...
As much as Clark Lea wanted to build his program solely on culture and development, he quickly realized that doing that ...
Pavia enters the new season as the reigning SEC Newcomer of the Year and the national Newcomer of the Year. He put up 3,094 yards of offense and 28 touchdowns en route to Vanderbilt’s successful ...
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — Clark Lea had his headset on until the end, a fitting finish to a rivalry episode and season that were both ridiculous. Vanderbilt was locked in on defense, trying to keep ...
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Last season was “as tired as I’ve ever been,” Clark Lea said, and the Vanderbilt coach wasn’t complaining. He was explaining why he’s changing a formula that led to ...
That was Clark." So much so that Lea was coordinating UCLA's defense at age 28 in the first Pac-12 Championship Game at Oregon in 2011. That was not known until now.
Clark Lea is not unfamiliar with being a defensive coordinator. It is, after all, the position he held for three years at Notre Dame before taking the head job with Vanderbilt football.
If Clark Lea accomplishes nothing else at Vanderbilt, he's already done something. He’s created a new appreciation for jersey numbers. Only a few minutes into Saturday’s spring game, ...
Clark Lea wanted to talk. He wanted you to hear it. Advertisement. Advertisement. Advertisement. It's one thing for a coach to do that when all is well.
As much as Clark Lea wanted to build his program solely on culture and development, he quickly realized that doing that wouldn’t be possible. Lea knew that his program had to get with the times ...
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