Live From West End

On this week's episode of Live From West End, Sports Editor Aiden Rutman and Sports Podcast Producer Jonah Barbin are joined by Deputy Sports Editor Henry Oelhafen. The trio mourn Vanderbilt Football’s loss to Georgia State, discuss whether or not the team can recover and preview the rest of the soccer season as the team heads into SEC play.

On this week’s episode of Live From West End, Sports Editor Aiden Rutman and Sports Podcast Producer Jonah Barbin discuss Vanderbilt Football’s domination of Alcorn State. The two discuss the rest of the SEC and where they think the Commodores can finish amongst the pack. Rutman and Barbin also discuss Vanderbilt Soccer’s continued strong nonconference play and the beginning of the NFL.

On this week’s episode of Live From West End, Sports Editor Aiden Rutman and Sports Podcast Producer Jonah Barbin welcome in Lead Sports Analyst David Hernandez to discuss Vanderbilt Football’s epic overtime win over Virginia Tech. The three discuss the keys to the win and whether or not their thoughts on Vanderbilt’s bowl chances has changed. Rutman, Barbin and Hernandez also discuss Vanderbilt Soccer’s continued scorching start to the season.

On this week's episode of Live From West End, Sports Editor Aiden Rutman and Sports Podcast Producer Jonah Barbin preview Vanderbilt Football’s formidable opponent in week one: Virginia Tech. The two also discuss Vanderbilt Soccer coach Darren Ambrose’s 100th win at the helm of the Commodores and debate whether or not playing fantasy football ruins one’s ability to truly enjoy NFL football.

On this week's episode of Live From West End, Sports Editor Aiden Rutman and Sports Podcast Producer Jonah Barbin are joined by Deputy Sports Editor Henry Oelhafen. The trio begin by giving a position preview of Vanderbilt's revamped football roster, discuss soccer's draw with Georgetown and discuss movies, anime and baseball.

On this final episode of the academic year, Sports Editor Andrew Wilf and Deputy Sports Editors Anish Mago and Sam Curtis reflect on their time at Vanderbilt. They discuss their favorite stories while working at the Hustler and reminisce on special moments from their four years. They finish by discussing their future plans and giving advice to younger writers.

On this week's episode of Live from West End, Sports Editor Andrew Wilf and Sports Copy Editor Henry Oelhafen are joined by Deputy Sports Editor Sam Curtis. The trio begin by discussing head coach Mark Byington's offseason and the program's several recent transfer portal commitments. They then move on to discuss what went wrong in Vanderbilt Baseball's series loss to Texas A&M and what needs to improve against Florida. Finally, the trio finish with Anything but Vandy.

On this special episode of Live from West End, Skip Bayless, A&S ’74, joins Sports Editor Andrew Wilf and Sports Copy Editor Henry Oelhafen on Zoom to talk about his Vanderbilt experience. Also in the show, Bayless talks about the 2024 NFL draft, NIL and what he likes to do outside of sports journalism. He also details how Vanderbilt can stay competitive in the SEC and the upcoming NBA Playoffs.

On this week's episode of Live from West End, Sports Editor Andrew Wilf and Sports Copy Editor Henry Oelhafen are joined by Deputy Sports Editor Anish Mago. The trio begin by discussing Mark Byington's opening press conference and what he needs to do this offseason to construct a winning team. They then move on to discuss the VandyBoys' sweep over Missouri and this weekend's LSU series. Finally, the trio finishes by discussing both the women's and men's Final Four and Anything but Vandy.

On this week's special episode of Live from West End, Sports Editor Andrew Wilf and Sports Copy Editor Henry Oelhafen are joined by special guest and ESPN personality Paul Finebaum. They begin by discussing new Vanderbilt Men's Basketball head coach Mark Byington and how he can rebuild the program. The trio move on to discuss all things Vanderbilt Football, including Clark Lea's movements in the offseason and goals for the 2024 season. Paul finishes by speaking about what he likes to do in his free time and gives advice to future student journalists.