- Analysis
- Is there a better story evolving in college football than the tale of Vanderbilt quarterback Diego Pavia? It's been a remarkable run thus far, as he's positioned the 10th-ranked Commodores (6-1) to make a run into the College Football Playoff tournament.
The 'Dores host No. 15 Missouri (6-1) in Nashville today, with the winner emerging as one of the favorites to earn a berth into the SEC title game.
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Pavia, a diminutive Heisman candidate, has overcome plenty of adversity to get this far, proving a lot of people wrong along his journey, which has made stops at New Mexico Military Institute and New Mexico State.
In a 31-24 win over LSU last week, Pavia passed for 160 yards, ran for 86 yards and accounted for three touchdowns. The Commodores rushed for 239 yards while controlling the tempo against one of the SEC's stalwarts.
I'm not overlooking or underestimating Missouri one bit, but I also know how the Tigers looked against Alabama and how they barely got by Auburn in double overtime last week.
Now Missouri is back on the road, putting Vanderbilt in a favorable spot a home for a second-straight week.
One of the most balanced teams in the nation, with Top 30 units on both sides of the ball, Nashville rooftops will be rocking up and down Main Street.
