Against Virginia Tech, Vanderbilt held possession for 34 minutes and 53 seconds, while Virginia Tech had the ball for 25 minutes and 47 seconds. In the game against Alcorn State, Vanderbilt controlled possession for 31 minutes and 5 seconds, compared to Alcorn State's 28 minutes and 55 seconds. However, in their loss to Georgia State, Vanderbilt had possession for only 27 minutes and 38 seconds, while Georgia State maintained it for 32 minutes and 72 seconds. Similarly, in the loss to Missouri, Vanderbilt had the ball for 26 minutes and 9 seconds, with Missouri holding it for 33 minutes and 1 second. Against Alabama, Vanderbilt controlled possession for 42 minutes and 13 seconds, leaving Alabama with just 17 minutes and 87 seconds.