Vanderbilt Football Struggles with Disappointing 2-2 Start and Defensive Weaknesses
Key points:
- Vanderbilt's 2-2 start has been a disappointment compared to last season's success
- The receiving trio of Will Sheppard, London Humphries, and Jayden McGowan is a threat to opposing teams
- Vanderbilt's weaknesses include struggles on defense and the offensive line
Vanderbilt Sports journalist Chris Lee answers five key questions about the Commodores heading into their game against Kentucky. The team’s 2-2 start has been disappointing, as they haven’t made the progress that fans and coaches hoped for. Key players to watch on offense include the receiving trio of Will Sheppard, London Humphries, and Jayden McGowan. On defense, safeties CJ Taylor and De’Rickey Wright are standout players. The team has several injury concerns, including Wright and starting defensive back Jaylen Mahoney. The main weaknesses for Vanderbilt this season have been their inability to stop the pass and run, as well as struggles on the offensive line. The journalist predicts a Kentucky win.
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