VU Sports Wired, April 7: Stackhouse strikes gold, final thoughts on Stephanie White

VU Sports Wired is back with an instant reaction to Jerry Stackhouse’s big night on the recruiting front and to review Stephanie White’s tenure as women’s basketball coach.

Justin Hershey, Bryce Smith, and Bobby Kent
April 7, 2021

VU Sports Wired is back for an instant reaction to Jerry Stackhouse’s big night on the recruiting trail. Hosts Justin Hershey, Bobby Kent and Bryce Smith breakdown what Lee Dort and Noah Shelby’s signings mean for the future of the men’s basketball team and they close the book on Stephanie White’s tenure at the helm of Vanderbilt women’s basketball. Finally, they wrap up the show with VandyBoys analysis, reviewing what has gone right in two straight Southeastern Conference (SEC) sweeps.

Tune in to VU Sports Wired via YouTube, The Vanderbilt Hustler or Vanderbilt Video Productions for news and up-to-date analysis on Vanderbilt athletics.

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Justin Hershey, Sports Editor

Justin Hershey ('22) is the Sports Editor for The Vanderbilt Hustler. He has been on staff since freshman year, formerly serving as a Staff Writer, Deputy Sports Editor and Lead Sports Analyst. He is majoring in Human and Organizational Development with minors in Business and Economics. In addition to writing, he hosts The Hustler Sports 30 Podcast, enjoys playing golf and is waiting for his hometown Philadelphia 76ers to complete The Process.

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Bryce Smith, Deputy Sports Editor

Bryce Smith ('23) is the Deputy Sports Editor for The Vanderbilt Hustler. He joined the staff in the first semester of his freshman year as a Staff Writer for the sports section. He is majoring in Human and Organizational Development in Peabody College, with a minor in business. Bryce previously wrote for SBNation before joining the Hustler staff. Hailing from Chicago, Bryce is a die-hard Bears and Cubs fan, who is also hoping that the Bulls and Blackhawks may one day rekindle their dominance. He...

Bobby Kent, Staff Writer

Bobby Kent (’23) is a staff writer for the Hustler Sports section. He joined the staff in the first semester of his freshman year as a sports writer. Bobby is also the Sports Director for VandyRadio, co-host of Kent and Coad, a weekly sports talk show on VandyRadio and a panelist on VU Sports Wired, a Vanderbilt Sports Television show. Bobby also created and maintains the website Squash Universe, a platform for junior squash players to learn from professional players and coaches through interviews...

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