Vanderbilt finds success is costly. So far, two court-stormings have net them $750,000 in fines
Even if the celebrations prove costly. The court-storming after the win over the Vols cost the Commodores a $250,000 fine from the SEC, and a second storming after the win over the Wildcats earned them another $500,000 punishment. “We got to start a GoFundMe page or something to pay fines,” Byington said. “We’ll figure it out.”
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Mark Byington doubles down on confidence in Vanderbilt: ‘I feel like we can win any game’Vanderbilt is off to their best start since ’09-’10 with back-to-back weekends with Top-10 upsets inside Memorial Gymnasium.
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Vanderbilt men's and women's basketball were both ranked in the AP top 25 poll after wins over multiple ranked teams.
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