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Vanderbilt turns to new strength and conditioning director

By Vanderbilt Athletics

March 10^th, 2021

Hourigan Arrives in January

Vanderbilt football’s director of strength and conditioning Brandon Hourigan is in his first winter working with the Commodores. He arrived in January after spending the previous seven seasons with Wake Forest as the director of sports performance.

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“It’s about understanding the importance of legacy.”

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“The one thing that will be instilled in this team is discipline. Creating something that is going to be the foundation of everything else in terms of how it’s going to be built starts now.”

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Footnotes

John Russell, Vanderbilt Athletics

FootNotes

John Russell, Vanderbilt Athletics

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