Seabass joins the podcast to discuss the Tennessee loss, and whether Vanderbilt's performance changed his opinion of the team. The two also get into the offensive coordinator search and answer some questions revolving around next year's offense, and discuss baseball expectations and the roster for 2019.

VU hoops color commentator Tim Thompson discusses VU's 88-83 overtime loss to Tennessee. Topics include VU's new offense and how Saben Lee and the posts are adapting to it, Aaron Nesmith's accelerated development, how the coaching staff relates to players and recruits behind the scenes (including disciplinary issues), and finally, the controversial Flagrant 1 on Clevon Brown.

Mitch Light and Chris Lee take a look at where the basketball season has gone wrong, including things easy to measure and some not-so-easy to measure. How does VU move forward this season? Is there optimism for the future? That, and a lot more, in our Monday podcast.

The football transfer path has been kind to VU in recent years. Chris Lee and Seabass discuss that, the general stubbornness of football coaches, and lots more in our Friday podcast.

Vandy's 0-4 start to Southeastern Conference play wasn't what anyone expected, and that has bred a lot of tough questions--some involving the absence of Darius Garland, but many not--around the team and the coaching staff. Chris Lee hits on about a half-dozen themes that constantly come up around the failures of this season, and how those themes might affect the future. We examine what criticisms are fair, what criticisms aren't, and more, with VU hoops color commentator Tim Thompson.

Former Vanderbilt basketball and baseball player (and current Nashville Predators TV announcer) Willy Daunic talks about the state of VU sports past, present and future, with some thoughts on what Malcolm Turner could do for VU. The two also talk VU hoops, including the current struggles as well as what Bryce Drew and staff can do in recruiting, and a whole lot more. It's a can't-miss episode of the VandySports Podcast.

Athlon's editor/VU football sideline announcer Mitch Light joins the podcast to discuss Commodore sports. He discusses offensive coordinator Andy Ludwig leaving for Utah, running back Ke'Shawn Vaughn and tight end Jared Pinkney announcing their returns to VU, and then moves to hoops, where talk turns to the Commodores' shooting struggles, but sudden success with a zone defense in a loss to Kentucky. The podcast ends with baseball discussion after VU was named preseason No. 1 by D1 Baseball.

Chris Lee and VU color commentator Tim Thompson dive into Vanderbilt's poor performance on both the offensive and defensive ends in a 19-point loss at Georgia. The two discuss whether VU should play more zone, whether the team is dwelling too much on the loss of Darius Garland, what Ejike Obinna may be, and a look at Vandy hoops beyond this year.

Chris Lee and Seabass discuss the potential departure of offensive coordinator Andy Ludwig to Utah, and discuss the familiar topic of who really held the strings of the offense at VU. Also, the likely return of Ke'Shawn Vaughn and Jared Pinkney would significantly improve offensive prospects for 2019. The two discuss that, outline offensive expectations for 2019, and briefly talk about Darius Garland's return to school for the spring semester.

Chris Lee and Mitch Light discuss Vanderbilt's loss to Ole Miss, as well as some of VU's hoops struggles and how things got to this point. The two also discuss the potential returns of Ke'Shawn Vaughn and Jared Pinkney, where both might slot in preseason all-conference and All-American honors, and how the return of each would potentially give VU its most explosive offense in a long, long time.