NASHVILLE – In a situation where the margin for error is limited, Vanderbilt made sure to not waste any of it against Middle Tennessee State. The Commodores took down the Blue Raiders 9-1 in the penultimate midweek game of the regular season. Vanderbilt’s offense was unsurprisingly the story of the game early on as it drove the way to victory. It got off to a fast start, jumping out to a 3-1 lead before pulling away from three-run shots from Colin Barczi and Brodie Johnston. One of the things that did stand out was Ryker Waite leading off to start the game. It is not something that happens often, but it happened Tuesday. Vanderbilt head coach Tim Corbin talked about his decision to let Waite lead off and the impact it had. “I think anytime we do something it’s not for a fact. It’s about the line that helps us move forward. He’s one of those guys that’s got a good OBP and gets hit by pitches, he walks, he’s pretty good in the zone, good barrel contact,” Corbin said.…