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Five reasons Titans' defense needs to clean up its act in 2025

4 days ago | nashvillepost.com | John Glennon

In looking to improve his defense in 2025, Titans defensive coordinator Dennard Wilson brought up a number of issues last week. But the number one priority he listed for his unit was lessening penalties. Overall, the Titans committed 46 defensive penalties last season, the sixth highest total among all teams, but the second highest total among teams that played only 17 games.
U.S. Urology Partners adds three to C-suite

4 days ago | nashvillepost.com | Hannah Herner

Locally based company Urology Partners has named three individuals to its C-suite. The Nolensville-based urology practice support organization has tapped Reinaldo “Rey” Pascual for the role of chief financial officer. A Harvard University alumnus, Pascual most recently worked for Cambridge, Mass.-based General Catalyst in late-state growth investments. In addition, Kiersten O'Hara will serve as chief people officer.
Ascension makes $3.9B bid for local company

4 days ago | nashvillepost.com | Hannah Herner

Locally based ambulatory surgery center network AmSurg is in talks to be acquired by Ascension Health for $3.9 billion, as first published by Bloomberg on Friday. St. Louis-based nonprofit Catholic hospital manager Ascension has 94 wholly owned or consolidated hospitals and ownership interests in 27 additional facilities. These include Ascension Saint Thomas in Nashville and Murfreesboro. It also recently announced a planned location for Clarksville.
Nashville SC's Walker Zimmerman called up by U.S. national team

4 days ago | nashvillepost.com | John Glennon

After going unbeaten in nine games during May, Nashville SC has earned some well-deserved down time before the team’s MLS season resumes June 14. But a handful of NSC players have been called up for potential international duty during the break. U.S. men’s national team coach Mauricio Pochettino has added Nashville defender Walker Zimmerman to the training camp roster as the Americans ready for friendlies against Turkey (June 7) and Switzerland (June 10).
Ryan Blaney's luck turns for better in NASCAR Cup Series win at Nashville Superspeedway

4 days ago | nashvillepost.com | John Glennon

Considering how many times Ryan Blaney had failed to finish races this season, it was hard to blame him for being a little nervous near the end of the Cracker Barrel 400 at Nashville Superspeedway. Sure, Blaney had led the NASCAR Cup Series race for much of Sunday. But it had been a bumpy year for the 31-year-old driver, who had not finished in five of 13 previous competitions in 2025. Hence the anxiety on Sunday. “I was waiting for a yellow [caution flag],” Blaney told reporters.
Updates announced on former Starwood site

5 days ago | nashvillepost.com | Hannah Herner

Since Starwood Amphitheater closed in 2007, the South Davidson County property has gone unused. But now the raw land — its former facility that hosted some of the most significant names in popular music having long been demolished — could be reinvented. District 32 Councilmember Joy Styles and executives with New York-based investment management giant Blackstone Inc. shared the first draft of the site during a Thursday evening council meeting.
Vanderbilt baseball, nation's No. 1 seed, eliminated from NCAA Tournament

5 days ago | nashvillepost.com | John Glennon

A baseball season that had started to look magical for Vanderbilt ended in stunningly quick fashion Sunday at Hawkins Field. The light-hitting Commodores were dispatched from the NCAA Tournament by Wright State in the Nashville Regional, falling 5-4 to the Raiders in an elimination contest one day after they’d lost 3-2 to Louisville. Vanderbilt (43-18) became the first No. 1 national seed in NCAA history to lose before even reaching the regional final.
Questions continue to swirl around Titans' L'Jarius Sneed as team stockpiles cornerbacks

1 week ago | nashvillepost.com | John Glennon

The Titans are maintaining a positive outlook regarding cornerback L’Jarius Sneed and his availability for the coming season. But it’s also worth noting that the team has made a concerted effort to build up its depth at the position since the end of the 2024 season. Sneed missed the last 12 games of last season with a thigh injury, and he’s continuing to rehab from that issue, in addition to managing his longtime knee problems.
TriStar plans $286M Clarksville hospital

1 week ago | nashvillepost.com | Hannah Herner

TriStar Health announced Friday that it intends to build a full-service hospital in Clarksville, a project expected to cost about $286 million. The 213,000-square-foot facility, to be located on Tiny Town Road, is set to offer 68 inpatient beds (with the ability to expand to 224 in the future), as well as an emergency room, an intensive care unit, a labor and delivery unit including a neonatal intensive care unit, operating rooms and imaging services.
Vanderbilt baseball all business as NCAA Tournament begins

1 week ago | nashvillepost.com | John Glennon

In the moments after Vanderbilt was announced as the NCAA Tournament’s No. 1 national seed earlier this week, Commodores coach Tim Corbin was quick to deliver a message about what was really important. “It didn’t matter where Vanderbilt was seeded,” Corbin told reporters. “I don’t care about that. It’s great that we’re in the top eight so we can play at home. I do care about that. But in terms of where they pair us — whether it’s No. 1, No. 4 or No. 5 — that has no bearing now.