Pavia could be a huge rags to riches story. A kid no one wanting beating Alabama, and if we go on a run, which is possible because no one has been able to stop our offense...lets say we manage to upset Texas, thats 2 number 1s in the same month. Pavia becomes a Heisman candidate. His back story is incredible and Heisman voters would eat it up.

I’m not aware of Theo having any sort of ties to Vandy but it made some huge content for him to be around and hanging with the team after the win. Anyone know why he was around?

We have a good problem when we become the hottest ticket in town. I have a feeling we are on the verge of reclaiming our stadium

That was the best offensive gameplan I have seen in my time as a VU fan. Absolutely unreal. Everytime I expected them to be conservative, they put their foot on the gas. They sucked bama in all night and took them back to school.

Pretty much just one long VU victory lap 😎⚓️⬇️🖤💛

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Four VU guys here. Has to be a record

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I know this is based on the AP poll which started in 1936, but I would think that one of Coach McGugin's teams would have beaten a top five team during his tenure. Any football historians know if that was the case with some other polling service at the time?

Also, I've heard a lot about Saban never lost and would never lose to Vanderbilt. But in the 2007 game, Chris Nickson threw a long pass on first or second play that was caught by Bennett but they called offensive interference on him which was very questionable. That led to a punt that was returned to the one and then a Bama TD. Later we had a punt return for td called back for a facemask penalty which I don't recall if it was legit or not. Anyway, I just remember a couple of officiating calls that changed the momentum and cost a decent Vanderbilt team a shot at beating Saban.

I’ve said bad things about you. But this is your day. Congrats and thank you

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I want to give a shoutout to De’Rickey. For some reason, he’s been a punching bag for Vandy fans over the last two seasons, with many labeling him as “always injured” or “too slow to play safety.” While Randon gets credit for the pick-six, De’Rickey made a crucial play by shutting down Ryan Williams and getting a hand on the ball. He followed that up with a strong performance the rest of the night.

Kudos to him for battling and sticking it out at Vandy for 5 years!!! Glad he didn’t end up in college station.
Also, has to feel good for the former Bama commit to beat his home state team.

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Vanderbilt shocks the world. I like the parts where Vanderbilt bursts out of the coffin and the end where they dub over Kirk Herbstreit. #anchordown

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...for anyone in that locker room. Sure, we'll clutch defeat from the jaws of victory again. Every team does.

But this group of guys will not walk into a fourth quarter visualizing defeat. How could you after this? They just went up against the best dynasty in college sports, ranked #1, who was fresh off of legitimizing their ranking by beating the other best team of the decade so far. We scored on the first possession and led the whole way. Put up a 40 burger. Ran it down their throats on the last possession when the whole stadium knew it was coming. Ran victory formation. On #1 bama.

There is no bigger dragon to slay. It's dead. We're here. Let's ride.

Vanderbilt 40 Alabama 35



Arkansas 19 Tennessee 14

There were so many great things that I can’t even think of them all but offensive play-calling gets an A-plus. Maybe the only other game I remember covering that rivals it might be the year Ludwig went for over 600 yards against that ranked Tennessee team.

The meltdown must be insane.

We gotta have a great shot at all of them now!

We can all learn something from Coach Saban's most recent interaction with Vanderbilt. When you say something negative about someone especially for public consumption, no matter how true it may be or how insignificant it may seem at the time, someday it may come back and bite you in the butt.