Vandy247 Podcast

Chris Lee and Seabass run the gamut on football and basketball-related topics in a one-hour, 10-minute podcast. 

Former Vanderbilt baseball player Chip Fridrich was part of the original focus group during the James Franklin era that gave its thoughts on what a renovated Vanderbilt Stadium would have. Chip also received one of the recent surveys that discussed possibilities for the potential new soccer stadium in the Fairgrounds area in Nashville that the football team might share. Chip talks about parallels from those discussions to what was in the survey, plus, gives his baseball thoughts on the performance last week, plus NCAA Tournament seeding possibilities. 

Zach King's great Sunday performance hints at some resolution to VU's bullpen struggles. Chris Lee and New York Dore discuss that, the continued excellent starting pitching of Patrick Raby and Kyle Wright, a Will Toffey-less lineup, and VU's very, very faint hosting hopes.

Chris Lee and David Sisk discuss Vandy hoops recruiting, including how Vanderbilt missed on so many big men at the end of the Class of 2017 recruiting cycle (and whether VU will sign another player in the class), the prospects for 2018, the learning curve for the staff in its first year in a Power Five basketball conference, and a whole lot more. It's a 43-minute podcast that you don't want to miss!

Chris Lee and Chip Fridrich talk Vanderbilt baseball, including an unusual angle to Vanderbilt's postseason, the impact of small ball and lineup decisions on this year's team, lineup chemistry, and much more. 

Do the next three years for Vanderbilt baseball look more like Vanderbilt's 2008-10 seasons, or the 2011-15 period? That's one of the questions that Chris Lee and New York Dore touch on in Tuesday's baseball podcast.

Chris Lee and Seabass examine many sides to this question, plus, discuss where Zach Cunningham and Will Holden might go in the 2017 NFL Draft.

Chris Lee and former Commodore pitcher Chip Fridrich have an interesting discussion about the Vanderbilt pitching staff.

Vanderbilt needed improvement from its pitching staff, and it got it in four games last week. Chris Lee and New York Dore discuss that, and a lot more, including the underrated bat of Jason Delay.

Justin Angel, Chris Lee and Sean Williams talk about the present and future state of Vanderbilt football and recruiting. What do they like, and where are they concerned? Find out in our comprehensive, 56-minute podcast.