If the season consisted of classes in advanced law, abnormal psychology, or quoting Tolstoy, the Vanderbilt Commodores would be untouchable. Nonetheless, to win SEC football Championships you have to play a game of football and that's something this year's group of Commodores will have a hard time doing. Expectations are sure to be lower this season with their four year starter and first round draft choice Jay Cutler gone.
The Vanderbilt Commodores offense returns six from last year's unit, and has more experience in every facet except at the quarterback position. The offense was the best it's been in over 50 year's last season, and a serious decline in productivity has to be expected in 2006.
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The defense gave up 29 points per game and over 400+ yards per game last season, and only returns six starters this year. It's safe to say it will get torn apart again this year.
Special teams is an area the commodores should excel at with everyone returning, but the defense looks to be this squads Achilles Heel.
