Beating the Vols, a look to next year in football, and the Garland injury
Release Date: 11/29/2018
The two biggest storylines with VU football for 2020
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Chris Lee and Braden Gall talk about two intriguing storylines with the 2020 season: A true freshman quarterback (Ken Seals) and a defense led by new coordinator Ted Roof that has a chance to surprise. The two also talk about how Vanderbilt's baseball brand, hit some topics related to the 10-game Southeastern Conference football schedule, and discuss why Derek Mason is Braden's first choice among SEC coaches to babysit his kids.
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An unforgettable hour with Mark Howard
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Long-time Nashville sports radio personality Mark Howard joins the show to discuss Vanderbilt's precarious position in the sports landscape, as well as some of his memories of covering the Commodores. The two also discuss the Nashville sports scene and sports media scene, and also get into some of the most memorable things Mark's covered in Nashville outside of VU.
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D1 Baseball's Aaron Fitt, on the VandyBoys
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D1 Baseball's Aaron Fitt joins the podcast to answer your questions about the VandyBoys and the state of college baseball in general. Topics include Aaron's thoughts on Vandy's pitching and lineup for next year as well as his thoughts on what he saw at VU in 2020.
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Vandy's surprising hire of Louisiana Tech AD Tommy McClelland
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In a move that caught everyone on both media markets by surprise, Vanderbilt plucked Louisiana Tech athletic director Tommy McClelland away to be its deputy AD on Monday. Ben Carlisle of BleedTechBlue.com gives background on McClelland and why he left for a lesser title, and answers a number of questions on the topic.
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The silver lining for the 2021 football offense
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Some of the disadvantages that the Vanderbilt offense faces for 2020 could turn out to pay dividends for 2021. Chris Lee and The Athletic's Mitch Light discuss that, as well as the general climate around college football, and get into when the college basketball season could start.
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Favorite Commodores, pro futures
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Chris Lee and Seabass give their favorite Vanderbilt players of all time, and talk about which VandyBoys have the brightest MLB futures. The pair also answer some football and hoops questions in the mailbag.
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The state of the VandyBoys, with Kevin Ingram
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Chris Lee and Vanderbilt mid-week TV announcer Kevin Ingram talk about the abbreviated 2020 season and what might have been before discussing the 2021 roster. The two also share some funny Harry and Skip Caray stories on a sidebar midway through the program.
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Re-boot
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Has Vanderbilt abandoned all of former Malcolm Turner's strategic plans? Chris Lee and guest George Plaster discuss that, as well as some more background of Candice Lee's coming into power that's not been discussed on the podcast. The two talk about new chancellor Daniel Diermeier's latest remarks on athletics, hit the mailbag, and more in a 58-minute episode. Special thanks to our new presenting sponsor, Jody Jones DDS, for help making a sixth season of the podcast possible.
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Tommy Smith answers more of your questions
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People still had questions for former VU athletics employee Tommy Smith after his two podcast appearances last week, so, he returns to the podcast to answer them.
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Tommy Smith answers your questions
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Tommy Smith, who was Malcolm Turner's right-hand man at Vanderbilt, answers listener questions in the wake of Monday's podcast in which Smith discussed his VU experience. Topics include facilities plans, university leadership, student-athlete support and a lot more.
info_outlineChris Lee and Seabass talk Vanderbilt sports for well over an hour. Topics include the Darius Garland injury, the win over UT, the value of JoeJuan Williams, Bruno Reagan and Justin Skule, the potential good and bad for next year's football, a discussion of Derek Mason's career record (good, bad and ugly), Seabass's bowl opponent preference, and a ton more.