Vanderbilt’s record-setting QB who carried the offense
Greg Zolman was a steady, high-volume quarterback for Vanderbilt from 1998-2001, finishing with 7,981 passing yards, 596 completions, and 41 passing touchdowns in 40 games, and he ranked among the program’s all-time leaders long after his era[1][2]. In the 2001 season, he threw for 2,512 yards and 14 touchdowns, showing durable, every-week starter value more than flashy efficiency[2][3]. His differentiator was command and production under pressure—Vanderbilt leaned on him heavily, and he delivered enough to set the standard for the position. If you want a QB who can handle volume and keep an offense on schedule, Zolman fits the mold.
