  We reanalyze the problems in the assignment of 3$^3S_1$ and 4$^3S_1$ light
mesons, which have not yet been well established with the $q\bar{q}$ quark
model. Regge trajectories and the $^3P_0$ decay model are used respectively to
study the mass and width of the observed states and predict the missing ones.
By comparing our calculations with the latest experiments, we suggest that the
inconsistent data of $\rho(2150)$ may include two similar structures
$\rho(4^3S_1)$ and $\omega(4^3S_1)$. In addition, the problem of the
$K^*(2^3S_1)$ assignment, with two observed states $K^*(1410)$ and $K^*(1680)$,
is investigated, with several possible explanations.
