VU Sports Wired: Oct. 19: Football looking ahead to Missouri and Soccer’s tough stretch

VU Sports Wired dives deep into Football’s loss to Georgia, looks ahead to matchup with Missouri and Soccer’s recent results.

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Maya Antoine makes a pass against Arkansas on Oct. 9. (Vanderbilt Athletics)

Bobby Kent and Jonah Barbin
October 20, 2022

In this week’s episode of VU Sports Wired, the hosts analyze what went wrong in Vanderbilt’s 55-0 loss to Georgia. They also discuss the takeaways from Vanderbilt’s three-game stretch versus AP Top-10 opponents and look ahead to a potentially winnable matchup versus the Missouri Tigers. Additionally, Kent and Barbin look at soccer’s recent matches, the themes of the season so far and how the team can replace the production of Rachel Deresky after she had a season-ending injury.

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About the Contributors

Bobby Kent, Senior Staff Writer

Bobby Kent (’23) is a Senior Staff Writer for The Hustler Sports section, having been on staff since his first semester at Vanderbilt. Bobby is also the Sports Director for VandyRadio, co-host of Kent and Coad, a weekly sports talk show on VandyRadio and the host of VU Sports Wired, a Vanderbilt Video Productions and Hustler Sports Television show. Bobby interned at CNN Sports this past summer where he assisted in producing studio shows, writing anchor scripts and creating fullscreen graphics....

Jonah Barbin, Assistant Sports Specialist

Jonah Barbin (‘25) is majoring in human and organizational development and cinema and media studies. In addition to writing about sports, you can catch him acting, scouring the fantasy football waiver wire, playing golf and fantasizing about what Odell Beckham Jr.’s career would have been if the Giants never traded him. You can reach him at [email protected].

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