Vanderbilt charged $1,005 for goalpost pieces from its Alabama win (and sold out quickly)
The Vanderbilt Commodores had never beaten the nation’s top-ranked team in the modern era of college football. It had been 40 years since they’d beaten Alabama, period. But quarterback Diego Pavia and a hyperactive defense did just that Saturday,
They lugged it out of FirstBank Stadium and all the way down Broadway before tossing the goalpost into the Cumberland River. ...
After Vanderbilt upset Alabama fans stormed the field and took down a goal post. What happened next was a wild celebration, ...
After unranked Vanderbilt upset No. 1 Alabama on Saturday night, Commodores fans took a goalpost throughout Nashville and tossed it into the Cumberland River.
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Nashville Mayor Freddie O'Connell cracked the perfect joke about Vanderbilt's goalpost in the river Vanderbilt’s breathtaking ...
Vanderbilt defeated No. 1 Alabama on Saturday, 40-35, marking the first time the Commodores had beaten the nation's ...
After Vanderbilt upset top-ranked Alabama, fans tore down a goalpost and carried it more than three miles to the Cumberland ...
Vanderbilt fans and students celebrated a historic win over No. 1 ranked Alabama by tearing down the stadium goalpost and ...
Nashville Predators coach Andrew Brunette described helping Vanderbilt fans with the goalposts Saturday after the Commodores' ...
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