Clark Lea: Vanderbilt physically dominated Alabama football in upset
As FirstBank Stadium’s goalposts cruised towards the Cumberland River Saturday night after Vanderbilt football beat Alabama 40-35 on Saturday, Commodore head coach was feeling good. He spoke of building the VU program, believing his team could pull of the upset, and the feeling of seeing fans rushing the field afterward.
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.
Alabama football’s explosive offense didn’t have much time to see the field. The Vanderbilt offense was responsible for that.
Alabama Crimson Tide running back Justice Haynes (22) is brought down by Vanderbilt Commodores linebacker Langston Patterson ...
Alabama coach Kalen DeBoer won't live this down any time soon. He and the Crimson Tide lost to Vanderbilt. Let that sink in.
Trevor Etienne ran for two touchdowns as No. 5 Georgia bounced back from its first regular-season loss in almost four years ...
Kalen DeBoer explained why the Crimson Tide chose to kick the ball away after Ryan Williams' second touchdown.
The idea of "complementary football" is an old coaching cliche, but it was on full display in Vanderbilt's upset of No. 1 ...
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