Now this is how you celebrate an upset win! Saturday brought us a solid amount of upsets in college football, but nothing was bigger than Vanderbilt‘s 40-35 home victory against No. 1 Alabama. And fans in Nashville responded exactly how they were supposed to by tearing down one of FirstBank Stadium’s goalposts,

After Vanderbilt upset top-ranked Alabama, fans tore down a goalpost and carried it more than three miles to the Cumberland River, where they tossed it into the water.

Here's what FirstBank Stadium on Vanderbilt's campus looked like before kickoff against Alabama Saturday afternoon.

Vanderbilt is synonymous with Nashville, but the American public can be forgiven for divorcing the two in their minds. One is the genteel college of Al Gore, Robert Penn Warren and James Patterson; the other is the countrified pseudo-Las Vegas of Morgan Wallen,

Vanderbilt's win over Alabama was the most exciting sight on Saturday night. The first was those gleaming goalposts — adorned by sugar, spice and plenty of beer — galavanting down the Music City's roads.

Vanderbilt fans stormed the field and tore down the goal posts at FirstBank Stadium in Nashville after the Commodores upset No. 1 Alabama.

Look: Vanderbilt fans tore down the south end goalpost, carried it down Broadway and threw it into the Cumberland after the historic win over Alabama.

Vanderbilt fans celebrated a memorable win over No. 1 Alabama by tearing down the goal post and taking it all the way downtown and into the Cumberland River.

Vanderbilt football knocked off No. 1 Alabama in a 40-35 win at FirstBank Stadium on Saturday. Fans rushed the field and tore down the goal posts.;