Vanderbilt Celebrates Historic Win Over Alabama

Vanderbilt University fans celebrated a historic 40-35 victory over the top-ranked Alabama football team by tearing down a goal post and carrying it to the Cumberland River. This marks Vanderbilt's first win over Alabama in 40 years and their first victory against a top-five team, after having lost all 60 previous matchups against such teams. The celebration included videos of fans climbing the goal post and joyously parading it through Nashville, culminating in its dunking into the river. Vanderbilt coach Clark Lea expressed his elation, noting the significance of the win for the program. Meanwhile, Alabama's coach Kalen DeBoer acknowledged the need for their team to regroup after their unexpected loss. Nashville Mayor Freddie O’Connell humorously remarked on the incident, highlighting the festive atmosphere surrounding the game.