Chase Robinson and Chris Lee preview Vanderbilt’s trip to Kentucky. Topics include:

Vanderbilt’s offense, which utilizes a lot of option game and things you don’t typically see, is a headache to defend as Alabama found out in a stunning 40-34 upset last week.

Quarterback Diego Pavia makes it all happen, and should be on the list of consideration for SEC Player of the Year as we near the midseason mark.

The Commodores have turned it over just one time in five games.

But it’s strength-on-strength as Kentucky’s defense, featuring Deone Walker, De’Eryk Jackson, J.J. Weaver and Max Harrison, is one of the league’s best.

Hairston had a par of pick-6s when the teams met in Nashville last year.

Vanderbilt’s defense struggles to cover athletic receivers and the Wildcats have three of them in Ja’Mori Maclin, Barion Brown and Dane Key.

Talented quarterback Brock Vandagriff struggled early but looked better in the upset of Ole Miss, and made a huge play down the stretch that was the key to the upset.

Vanderbilt won the last time it was in Lexington though Kentucky won decisively in Nashville last season.

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