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Vanderbilt's next QB1 doesn't need to perform like Pavia, says Lea

Vanderbilt head coach Clark Lea is redefining expectations for his next starting quarterback as the program aims for national prominence.

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Vanderbilt head coach Clark Lea has stated that the program's next starting quarterback is not required to perform like Pavia. This comes as Lea faces pressure regarding whether to start freshman quarterback Jared Curtis.

Coverage from ESPN and The Tennessean emphasizes Lea's approach to the quarterback position and his resistance to rushing into starting Curtis. Meanwhile, On3 reports Lea's broader ambition to make Vanderbilt the best football program in the country, while AL.com highlights his praise for the athletic director from Huntsville.

Future developments center on the final decision regarding the QB1 position and the team's progress toward the goals outlined by Lea during SEC Media Days, as reported by Yahoo Sports.

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Quick answers

Who is the freshman quarterback under consideration for the starting role?

The freshman quarterback mentioned in coverage is Jared Curtis.

What is Clark Lea's long-term goal for the program?

Lea stated that Vanderbilt is aiming to become the best football program in the country.

How does Lea view the performance requirements for the next QB1?

According to ESPN, Lea believes the next starting quarterback does not need to perform like Pavia.

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