Nashville, TN
Oct 5, 2024
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In front of a heavily Crimson-cast crowd, the Vanderbilt Commodores stunned No. 1 Alabama, achieving a historic 40-35 victory at Nashville's FirstBank Stadium, marking their first triumph over Alabama since 1984. The Commodores capitalized on a stellar start with Randon Fontenette returning an interception for a touchdown, which set the tone early. Sedrick Alexander contributed mightily with his rushing prowess, helping extend Vanderbilt's lead.
Despite a formidable rally led by Jalen Milroe in the second half, including a stunning 58-yard connection with Ryan Williams, Alabama couldn't surpass a relentless Vanderbilt side. Quarterback Diego Pavia managed the game expertly, threading passes and applying pressure on the Crimson Tide's defense. Brock Taylor's precision under pressure was vital, nailing crucial field goals that provided a necessary cushion. The Commodores' dominance in time-of-possession, holding over 40 minutes of game clock, was pivotal in outpacing Alabama in this clash of the titans.
Randon Fontenette (Vanderbilt)
Fontenette's interception of Jalen Milroe's pass was a catalytic moment, his return to the endzone shifted momentum instantly, propelling Vanderbilt into a commanding start.
Sedrick Alexander (Vanderbilt)
Alexander executed a determined 7-yard rush to score, setting the game's early tone and demonstrating Vanderbilt's aggressive outset.
Jam Miller (Alabama)
Resilient in the red zone, Miller scored with a 3-yard rush, crucially keeping Alabama competitive as the first half neared completion.
Brock Taylor (Vanderbilt)
Taylor demonstrated critical poise with a 51-yard kick, pushing the Commodores further ahead and underscoring his importance in a tight contest.
Jalen Milroe (Alabama)
Beginning Alabama's determined second-half resurgence, Milroe leveraged his athleticism for a 14-yard rushing TD, showing his multifaceted talent.
Ryan Williams (Alabama)
With a display of agility and speed, Williams snagged a 58-yard pass from Milroe, exemplifying Alabama's relentless pursuit in striking distance of Vanderbilt.
Diego Pavia (Vanderbilt)
Pavia's poise under pressure was evident as he found Johnson for a pivotal 6-yard TD, securing momentum and re-establishing Vanderbilt's edge.
Ryan Williams (Alabama)
Executing finesse and determination, Williams charged past defenders for a 2-yard rushing score, injecting hope in the final stages for Alabama.
Diego Pavia (Vanderbilt, QB)
Pavia masterfully orchestrated the Commodores' offense, completing crucial passes and effectively managing time against formidable opposition.
Sedrick Alexander (Vanderbilt, RB)
Alexander's persistent rushing established Vanderbilt's offensive rhythm, punctuated by decisive touchdowns that fortified their standing.
Jalen Milroe (Alabama, QB)
Milroe was a dual force, expertly threading passes and using his athleticism to enhance Alabama's offensive flexibility and urgency.
Brock Taylor (Vanderbilt, K)
Taylor's reliable field goals were vital in maintaining Vanderbilt’s lead, showcasing his ability under high-stakes situations.
Ryan Williams (Alabama, WR)
Williams' dynamic performance included explosive plays that kept Alabama in contention, sparking crucial momentum shifts.
Randon Fontenette (Vanderbilt, DB)
Fontenette's early interception and touchdown shifted the game's momentum, granting Vanderbilt an initial and psychologically pivotal advantage.
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Alabama Crimson Tide
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7
14
7
35
Vanderbilt Commodores
13
10
7
10
40
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