Vanderbilt fans take goal line all through Nashville, toss it in Cumberland Stream in the wake of disturbing No. 1 Alabama

Vanderbilt entered the game unranked

Vanderbilt Commodores fans walk the goal lines around the field following the Alabama Blood Red Tide game, 

Oct. 5, 2024, at FirstBank Arena in Nashville, Tennessee.

Nobody is having a preferable night in Nashville over the goal line from Saturday's Vanderbilt-Alabama game.

Fans destroyed the goal lines inside First Bank Arena after the unranked Commodores brought down No. 1 Alabama, 40-35.

Some way or another, fans got the post outside the arena, and it turned into the night celebrity.

One fan even went on an outing on top of the goal line while it was leaving the arena.

The goal line made the excursion from the arena right down Broadway.

Later on, it took a plunge in the Cumberland Stream.

Vanderbilt Commodores running back Sedrick Alexander and quarterback Diego Pavia commend a score against the Alabama Red Tide at Vanderbilt Arena in Nashville, Saturday, Oct. 5, 2024.

It's not whenever Tennesseans first commended a success over Alabama by taking the goal line for a wild ride. Volunteer fans did likewise quite a while back, when, at that point, No. 6 Tennessee crushed No. 3 Alabama.

At halftime, the Commodores conveyed a 23-14 lead into the storage space.

Vanderbilt added 17 focuses in the final part and held off an irate rebound endeavor from No. 1 Alabama to get the upset triumph in Nashville.

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Jalen Milroe, among the top Heisman Prize competitors, after he conveyed a stunning execution last week in Tuscaloosa to hold off Georgia, completed Saturday's misfortune with 312 passing yards, one score, and one capture.

Sedrick Alexander ran for two scores, Randon Fontenette scored on a pick-six and Diego Pavia outflanked Milroe.

"Games like this completely change you," Pavia said.

Commodores fans walk the goal lines around the field in the wake of beating the Red Tide, on Oct. 5, 2024, in Nashville.

Before Saturday, Vanderbilt kept going and crushed Alabama on Sept. 29, 1984.

Saturday's far-fetched success worked on Vanderbilt's record to 3-2, while Alabama lost interestingly. The Ruby Tide get back the following week and will attempt to return against South Carolina.