Expert commentary, statistical analysis and locker room reports are all offered on Vanderbilt GoldLine each week. Broadcasting on a network of radio stations across Tennessee, Vanderbilt GoldLine is the radio and podcast choice for Commodore fans to get a fresh perspective on the athletic happenings of the Black & Gold. Hosted by Sea Bass, with analysis by Chris Lee and other staff members of VandySports.com (a Rivals.com affiliate), and appearances by former 'Dore greats. Vanderbilt GoldLine is an exciting, statewide forum for VU fans. Presented by Y'all Magazine, this show is produced independently of Vanderbilt University. Vanderbilt GoldLine on the Confederate Hall Radio Network is a production of Colonel Rall Media, LLC.  For sales info, contact executive producer Jon Rawl at (662)801-7295 or jon@yall.com.

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SEC Player of the Week Anthony Gomez talks after Vandy won Game 2 of last weekend's series at LSU.  Game 3 hero Tony Kemp relives his 10th inning series clincher for the Diamond Dores, which host Ole Miss in the conference finale this weekend.  We flashback to Signing Day 2012 to have an encore of James Franklin talking about his 21 signees.  And hoopster Festus Ezeli gets his VU diploma.

Outfielder Connor Harrell chats after Vandy takes its first SEC road series at Tennessee.  We also hear from coach Tim Corbin after his 400th victory as the Commodores' skipper, a 3-2 midweek win over Louisville.  And we rebroadcast a snippet of last week's broadcast.

Casey Hayward and Tim Fugger are selected in the NFL Draft, while two other 'Dores sign free agent offers.  Guest host Dan Gray reviews the draft selections and chimes-in on the baseball team, which took the series over No. 1 Kentucky last weekend.  The Washington, D.C.-based attorney and 1978 VU alum also discusses the ongoing battle between university administrators and student groups.

James Franklin discusses his Commodore football team on this week's SEC spring teleconference.   The Diamond 'Dores lose the series at Alabama, and host No. 1 Kentucky at Hawkins Field this weekend.  And we rewind last week's episode to hear quarterback Jordan Rodgers and Sea Bass' take on 2013 recruiting.

Black & Gold Spring Game recap.  James Franklin and quarterback Jordan Rodgers discuss the lopsided 33-0 win by the Black team.  Co-host Sea Bass shares his thoughts on the game, as well as the in-game committment to Vandy from New Hope, Ala., running back Johnathan Ford.  Plus, the Diamond Dores down Auburn in SEC play, and head to Tuscaloosa to face Alabama this weekend.

John Jenkins will forego his senior year and enter the NBA Draft.   Hosts Jon Rawl and Sea Bass weigh-in on the point guard's decision.  Also, James Franklin speaks after a practice leading up to this weekend's Black & Gold Spring Game.  We also hear spring thoughts from running back Zac Stacy.  And should Sea Bass man up and get a Commodore logo tattoed on his arm?

Baseball signee Stephen Gant dies of an apparent suicide in his hometown of Parsons, Tenn.  Also, James Franklin weighs-in on last weekend's scrimmage at Vanderbilt Stadium.  Sea Bass details the 'Dores' latest 2013 football commit -- Taurean Ferguson, of Jonesboro, Ga.  And Tim Corbin discusses his team's midweek win over UT-Martin.

James Franklin meets with the media, and the gridiron coach gives a progress report of his team's spring drills effort.   Casey Hayward discusses his Pro Day performance. The baseball team won its first SEC series over Georgia.  And Coach Corbin speaks after his team's midweek win over Tennessee Tech.

Wisconsin sinks the 'Dores in round 3 of the NCAA tourney.   Kevin Stallings, Jeffery Taylor, Festus Ezeli and John Jenkins share their emotion following the 60-57 season-ending loss.   The Commodore football team began spring drills over the weekend; and we hear head coach James Franklin's thoughts on his squad.