The Hustler Sports 20 on VandyRadio: The flop, the block and the Magic
The Hustler Sports 20 on VandyRadio: The flop, the block and the Magic
The Tennessee Volunteers beat the Commodores 88-83 after going into overtime at Memorial Gym on Wednesday, January 23, 2019. (Photo by Emily Gonçalves)
The Tennessee Volunteers beat the Commodores 88-83 after going into overtime at Memorial Gym on Wednesday, January 23, 2019. (Photo by Emily Gonçalves)
January 24, 2019
It’s been a painful 24 hours for Vanderbilt fans.
The sting of Vanderbilt Basketball’s loss to #1 Tennessee hasn’t worn off yet, but with a little bit of hindsight, we can see many positives for the Commodores to take into the rest of the season.
On this week’s episode of The Hustler Sports 20, we discuss the controversial plays of the game, how Vanderbilt’s effort could turn the season around, and what’s going on with Vanderbilt Women’s Basketball as they seek an SEC win.
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Cutler Klein ('19) is the Sports Editor of the Vanderbilt Hustler. He previously served as Assistant Sports Editor. He is majoring in Communication Studies in the College of Arts and Science. When he's not writing stories, tweeting silly GIFs or watching any hockey game he can find, Cutler is running the sports department of VandyRadio, hosting VU Sports Wired on VTV and covering the Nashville Predators as a credentialed media member for Penalty Box Radio. Cutler has had bylines on NHL.com and VegasGoldenKnights.com.
Betsy Goodfriend ('21) is a deputy sports editor for the Vanderbilt Hustler. She is majoring in Human and Organizational Development with a minor in Business. In her free time, she enjoys online shopping, creating to-do lists, and watching football even if she has no interest in either team playing.
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