Sports editor David Rutz and sports reporters Mike Kranzler, David Shochat and David Namm discuss the possibilities of John Calipari taking over Kentucky's head coaching position, reflect on the women's basketball season that recently came to an end, Myron Lewis' potential to be a top SEC cornerback and more in this podcast.

The Women's Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA) has selected Vanderbilt's Jennifer Risper as the WBCA National Defensive Player of the Year.

That's not how it should have ended. You deserved better after that effort. But don't you dare hang your heads after the season you had.

A sweet season came to a bitter end for the Vanderbilt Commodores in Raleigh.

As the Vanderbilt women's basketball team heads to Raleigh for its regional semi-final date with Maryland, many of the players are taking stock of the season, and their futures.

Senior Christina Wirth was recently reminded of what she said a year ago after she and the fourth-seeded Commodores had been eliminated from the NCAA Tournament by top-seeded Maryland.

Sports editor David Rutz and sports reporters Mike Kranzler, David Shochat and Brian Linhares discuss Jen Risper's sensational performance to get Vanderbilt to the Sweet 16, Jay Cutler's on-going dispute with the Denver Broncos, who they think is the favorite to win the starting quarterback job for the Commodores, and the mission of the Florida Gators to destroy Tennessee coach Lane Kiffin in this podcast.

Vanderbilt's going to miss Albuquerque, but that doesn't mean the Commodores won't welcome going to Raleigh.

The 4th-seeded Vanderbilt women's basketball team pulled away from No. 5 Kansas State in the second round of the NCAA Tournament to win 74-61 and advance to the Sweet 16 for the second straight year and 14th time in school history. It marked the second straight year Vanderbilt won its first two NCAA Tournament games at The Pit in Albuquerque, improving the team's mark there to 4-0 in postseason play.

Make it 3-0 at The Pit for the Vanderbilt Commodores.

It may sound strange to say, but the 14th-ranked Vanderbilt women's basketball team has fond memories of a place called The Pit.