Vanderbilt fans throw goal posts into river after upset of No. 1 Alabama
Vanderbilt fans commemorated the Commodores’ historic 40-35 win over No. 1 Alabama by storming the field, tearing down the goal posts. They weren’t done. Fans carried the goal posts out of FirstBank Stadium in Nashville, found their way to Broadway before throwing their prized possession into the Cumberland River.
Vanderbilt knocks off No. 1 Alabama in stunner: One of the biggest upsets in SEC college football history
Vanderbilt pulled off one of the biggest upsets in SEC history on Saturday, downing No. 1 Alabama 40-35 at home. This is Vanderbilt's first win against a top-five opponent, and its first win against Alabama since 1984.
Kalen DeBoer was focused on the road ahead after No. 1 Alabama suffered a shocking 40-35 loss to Vanderbilt on Saturday night ...
Alabama football’s explosive offense didn’t have much time to see the field. The Vanderbilt offense was responsible for that.
Notre Dame Fighting Irish On SI on MSN1h
10 Former Notre Dame Coaches Key in Vanderbilt's Epic Upset Over AlabamaJosh Adams is in his second year as the offensive quality control assistant for Vanderbilt. Adams was a star running back at ...
After its historic win over No. 1 Alabama, Vanderbilt trolled former Crimson Tide Nick Saban's previous comments on the ...
The idea of "complementary football" is an old coaching cliche, but it was on full display in Vanderbilt's upset of No. 1 ...
EssentiallySports on MSN5h
Kalen DeBoer Left in the Dark as Lane Kiffin Witnesses Alabama's Last-Minute Woes Against VanderbiltOkay, so, the Bama vs Vanderbilt game was one heck of a ride. The post Kalen DeBoer Left in the Dark as Lane Kiffin Witnesses ...
5hon MSN
Clark Lea made it through one sentence of his opening statement before choking up. He had just led Vanderbilt football to a ...
Some results have been hidden because they may be inaccessible to you
Show inaccessible results
Feedback