Vandy247 Podcast

Chris Lee and George Plaster review the VandyBoys' decade, and how the Commodores rose to national prominence, endured tragedy and then rebounded to have a season for the ages in 2019. The two also tackle the mailbag, which includes some questions about the futures of Dansby Swanson and Kyle Wright.

Between Vanderbilt being a little better than expected, and the SEC being worse than expected, is a .500-or-better overall record now a possibility for Vanderbilt? Chris Lee and Willy Daunic discuss that, moving the MLB Draft to Omaha, and talk about the early returns on Malcolm Turner's tenure.

Vanderbilt baseball coach Tim Corbin joins the podcast for an hour (and change!) to discuss his career at Vanderbilt, his second national title and the prospects for 2020. Tim drops a scoop on some future opponents, gives a run-down of a few freshmen and improved newcomers for next year, talks about the coaches and venues he likes the most, walks through a few moments with last year's title team, gives advice to those coaching kids and a ton more in an unforgettable episode of the VandySports podcast

Chris Lee and George Plaster discuss Commodore sports and wander into other topics, including the MLB Draft moving to Omaha, the purpose of search firms, Dansby Swanson and the Braves, and more.

Chris Lee and Seabass dive into the psychology of the Vanderbilt fan base right now. They talk about Derek Mason's return for 2019, the hire of a chancellor and the behind-the-scenes climate with athletics at VU, Jerry Stackhouse's performance thus far, what happened if Vanderbilt beat Tennessee in hoops last year, and much more on VU sports. The podcast ends with a discussion about this weekend's Baseball Hall of Fame election, and talk of Seabass's San Diego Padres.

Willy Daunic joins the podcast to discuss Vandy's 90-76 win over Buffalo, plus, the hire of new chancellor Daniel Diermeier and what that could mean for Commodore athletics.

Vanderbilt appears poised for Year 7 with Derek Mason with its focus on longer-term facilities plans--but will the short-term do irreparable damage to the long-term plans in the meantime? That's a topic of today's podcast with George Plaster, who also answers about a dozen mailbag questions.

A miserable 3-9 season ended with a 28-10 loss at Tennessee. Chris Lee and Mitch Light talk about that, the Jauan Jennings incident, possible coaching changes (and a breaking-news college football item that happened during the show) and briefly hit hoops.

Host Chris Lee begins with a big "thank you" to the audience, and reflects on the VandySports community in his own life. Chris and Seabass next field a bunch of mailbag questions, including what's possibly coming as soon as football season ends on Saturday, and the two lay out about every possibility of which they can conceive. The two also give basketball coach Jerry Stackhouse a grade six games into the season.

It's been a week since Malcolm Turner announced that Derek Mason would be Vanderbilt's coach going forward, and the response to that hasn't been pretty. Chris Lee and George Plaster discuss that, talk a little hoops, and discuss what's on the horizon for facilities.