How to Watch Kentucky vs Vanderbilt | Live Stream & Start Time

The Kentucky Wildcats (3-0) will do battle with a fellow SEC squad when they go to the Vanderbilt Commodores (2-2) on Saturday, September 23, 2023 at FirstBank Stadium. Look below for more important details, including how to watch this matchup on Fubo.

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Kentucky vs. Vanderbilt Game Time and How to Watch

Game Day: Saturday, September 23, 2023
Game Time: 12:00 PM ET
TV Channel: SEC Network
Location: Nashville, Tennessee
Stadium: FirstBank Stadium
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Moneyline Favorite: Kentucky (-606)
Spread: Wildcats (-13.5)
Total: 50.5

Kentucky vs. Vanderbilt Stats and Insights

Kentucky has scored 73 more points than its opponents this season (24.4 per game). Vanderbilt has scored 22 more points than its opponents (5.5 per game).
Kentucky has scored 35.7 points per game this season, 6.4 more than Vanderbilt has given up.
The Wildcats are 2-0 overall when scoring more than 29.3 points this season.
Vanderbilt racks up 34.8 points per game, 23.5 more than Kentucky surrenders (11.3).
When they go over what the Wildcats give up this season (11.3 points per game), the Commodores are 2-2.

Kentucky vs. Vanderbilt Recent Meetings

Kentucky and Vanderbilt have been evenly matched over their last two meetings, sharing the same 1-1 record.
The Commodores own a 2-0 record ATS in those games, while the two teams have yet to go over the point total.
In their last two head-to-head matchups, Kentucky has racked up 55 points versus Vanderbilt, while giving up only 41 points.

Top Performers

Kentucky

Re’Mahn Davis has been getting things done in the running game, rushing for 236 yards and three touchdowns in three games.
In addition to the numbers he’s posted on the ground, Davis has nine receptions (on 11 targets) for 143 yards and two touchdowns.
In three games, Devin Leary has aired it out for 855 yards (285 yards per game) to go along with eight touchdowns, three interceptions, and a completion percentage of 61.1%.
In three games, Tayvion Robinson has turned 16 targets into 14 receptions, 260 yards and three touchdowns for the Wildcats.
Barion Brown has received 21 targets in 2023 and has converted them into 11 grabs (3.7 per game) for 109 yards and one TD in three games.
Trevin Wallace has helped spur the Wildcats’ defense with 20 tackles, four TFL, and 3.5 sacks in three games.
Maxwell Hairston has helped carry the Wildcats’ defense with one TFL, 15 tackles, and one interception in three games.
Alex Afari has helped lead the Wildcats’ defense with 10 tackles and one TFL in three games.
An important piece of the Wildcats’ defense, J.J. Weaver has nine tackles, one TFL, and one sack in three games.

Vanderbilt

AJ Swann has 11 TD passes and four interceptions in four games, completing 57.1% of his throws for 1,062 yards (265.5 per game).
In the passing game, Will Sheppard has scored six TDs, hauling in 25 balls for 314 yards (78.5 per game).
In four games, London Humphreys has nine receptions for 266 yards (66.5 per game) and three touchdowns.
In four games, Jayden McGowan has 23 catches for 295 yards (73.8 per game) and zero touchdowns.
CJ Taylor has delivered 22 tackles, five TFL, and three sacks in four games for the Commodores.
In four games for the Commodores, De’Rickey Wright has totaled two interceptions to go with 10 tackles and two passes defended.
The Commodores’ Nate Clifton has recorded one interception to go with 10 tackles, two TFL, two sacks, and one pass defended in four games.
With 17 tackles and one TFL in four games, Langston Patterson has been wreaking havoc on defense for the Commodores.