Vandy247 Podcast

Chris Lee and New York Dore discuss why Vanderbilt pitcher Kyle Wright could go at the top of next year's MLB Draft and leave VU as perhaps the school's best pitcher statistically of all-time. The two also discuss what seem to be Vanderbilt's rising fortunes as it comes to hosting a regional. 

Chris Lee and Seabass dive into the prospect of Notre Dame assistant Niele Ivey potentially becoming the next VU women's basketball coach, their thoughts on Alontae Taylor's football de-commitment, and on Kyle Wright and Jordan Sheffield in the 2017 and 2016 MLB Drafts.

Chris Lee and Blake Lovell provide evidence that Vanderbilt is truly one of the top 10 teams in the country. The two also look back at the Florida series briefly, and attempt to put together an optimal hitting and fielding lineup. 

Vanderbilt currently has zero commitments; is that cause for concern? Chris Lee and Seabass offer balanced viewpoints on that, as well as the realities of being Vanderbilt while trying to win at a high level.

Chris Lee and Blake Lovell look at the odd phenomenon of VU losing a series to Texas A&M, but perhaps coming out in better shape in some ways. The two discuss the offense's troubles and also ask if VU's starting rotation is the best in the Southeastern Conference.

Chris Lee had a one-on-one interview with new men's basketball coach Bryce Drew during which the two talked how his first month has gone at Vanderbilt, his recruiting philosophy, and what his team may look like once it's composed of entirely his recruits.

Bryce Drew has been on the job a month, and has spent much of that time scattered across the country scouting prospects. What players might Drew and the staff be targeting? Will VU sign any more players for 2016? Chris Lee and David Sisk take an in-depth look at that, and much more. 

What does Vanderbilt need to do to host, or to get a national seed? Chris Lee and New York Dore look at what is a very complicated picture and discuss how VU's next two weeks likely determine where the Commodores spend their postseason. The two also discuss the Commodores' last week of baseball, quite possibly the best one the team's played this season. 

On the heels of Vanderbilt having Steven Weatherly drafted by

It all came together for Vanderbilt--pitching, hitting,defense--in perhaps VU's most impressive series of the weekend asthe Commodores swept Georgia by a combined score of 35-10. ChrisLee and Blake Lovell talk about it.