Now, in the third season of this new era, Mason hopes to bring exciting football back to Vanderbilt Stadium, starting with the spring game on March 25.
“The energy’s good,” Mason said. “These guys are flying around. We’re getting good reps, guys are practicing with tempo and pace, and execution seems to be up. I like the competitiveness on both sides of the ball.”
Many questions remain about this squad, but to begin, Derek Mason and offensive coordinator Andy Ludwig have remained steadfast that there will be a quarterback competition.
“It’s a very competitive group,” Ludwig said.