Vandy247 Podcast

VU's football color commentator answers your questions about Commodore football, including offensive line issues and play-calling philosophies.

Chris Lee and Seabass talk Commodore football, including things they like and things they don't from a four-game sample size.

Chris Lee and 102.5 The Game's Willy Daunic talk about VU's win over Northern Illinois, and look ahead to the Ole Miss game. Willy also discusses the Predators' outlook as well as some playoff baseball.

Chris Lee and Mitch Light discuss VU's win over Northern Illinois and answer a bunch of mailbag questions. We hit the good and bad of it all, including the current injury situation (and how that was affected by the heat), play-calling and schemes, KeShawn Vaughn's remarkable day (especially in the context of becoming a father the night before), and a lot more.

Devin Cochran is back soon, and a few newcomers have passed the test in his absence. So with him back, how should VU line up along the offensive line, and what should depth look like? They tackle that, discuss defensive deficiencies and discuss the importance of the NIU game for coach Derek Mason.

Coach Derek Mason fingered trust, inexperience and cohesiveness as issues on defense at Tuesday's press conference. VU radio color commentator Norman Jordan discusses those and why he thinks Mason is right. He and Chris Lee get into scenarios with offensive line shuffles also.

Willy Daunic, play-by-play voice of the Nashville Predators and former VU basketball and baseball player, joins us for his weekly podcast appearance.

Chris and Mitch each take a crack at predicting betting lines in games involving VU the rest of the way. They also uncover a historic aspect of the LSU game and answer a bunch of mailbag questions.

After two games (and seeing other opponents on the schedule), would Chris Lee and Seabass revise their preseason over-under for win totals? They discuss that and other aspects of the football season, talk briefly about the LSU game, and answer mailbag questions.

VU radio color commentator Norman Jordan has gone back and looked at the Commodores' first two games, and shares observations as to what's going wrong on both sides of the ball, and shares thoughts on what might (and might not) help going forward.