VU Sports Wired January 30th, 2019: How right is the Bryce?
January 30, 2019
Now that we’ve had 24 hours to process…whatever happened to Vanderbilt Basketball against Kentucky at Memorial Gym, it’s time to focus on what lies ahead for this team.
On this week’s episode of VU Sports Wired, the crew breaks down the disaster against Kentucky, what the team can do to move forward from the brutal loss and what the future holds for Bryce Drew as Vanderbilt’s head coach.
They also discuss how David Williams should be remembered as his tenure as athletic director comes to an end.
VU Sports Wired is the official sports show of Vanderbilt Television and The Vanderbilt Hustler.
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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.
Simon Gibbs (‘21) is the Deputy Sports Editor for the Vanderbilt Hustler. He has been on staff since the first semester of his freshman year, first as a sports writer and shortly thereafter as a senior writer. Simon also serves as a co-host of VUSportsWired, a Vanderbilt Television sports talk show, and the sports director of VandyRadio.
Simon has represented The Hustler as credentialed media at events such as the 2019 College Baseball World Series, the 2018 NFL Draft, and the 2018 SEC Tournament,...
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