Chris Lee and Mitch Light talk about the good and bad of the TSU win, look at the remaining schedule, and assess the probability that the Commodores will make a bowl. 

Former Commodore Robert Dinwiddie joins the podcast, and he and Chris Lee discuss the things Vanderbilt is doing that may not get noticed that have been at least partially responsible for VU's three football victories in 2016.

Vanderbilt's defense has been playing well, but its offense has not. In spite of that, Vanderbilt managed an upset at Georgia. Are there more in store anyway, or do the Commodores have to have more offense to get more victories with the right moves? Chris Lee and Seabass look at all sides of that question, plus, examine the future of the VU offense beyond 2016.

VU sideline reporter Mitch Light joins the podcast to discuss Vanderbilt's 17-16 win at Georgia, talk about Zach Cunningham's historic performance and where he rates among VU's all-time greats at linebacker, and discuss the role of special teams in the upset victory. 

Former Commodore Joe Townsend talks about how Vanderbilt football rose to Top-25 finishes and then fell back into hard times, and offers opinions about what needs to be done to fix it. 

Former Commodore defensive lineman Robert Dinwiddie critiques Vanderbilt's offensive and defensive performances and philosophies, and also offers a hilarious take on his rating in a college football video game. 

Chris Lee and Seabass offer a "what-if" plan to improve Vanderbilt's offense, a look at the positive things from the season's first half, plus, look back at the hire of coach Derek Mason from the perspective of what we knew in January 2014.

Vanderbilt sideline announcer Mitch Light joined the podcast to talk about VU's 20-13 loss at Kentucky and answer user questions. Also, Chris adds some unintentional comedy at the end. 

Our Tuesday podcast regarding Vanderbilt's administration and its commitment to football got an enormous response from listeners. Because of that, Chris Lee and Seabass return with another podcast on that topic, including responses from fans, former players and families of current players, a few things they wish to clarify from the first episode, and a few more avenues of potential culpability that weren't discussed the first time. It's a can't-miss episode.

Chris Lee and Seabass discuss how Vanderbilt's administrative failures are costing it fans and putting the success of the program in jeopardy.