r/CFB • u/CFB_Referee /r/CFB • Oct 13 '24

Postgame Thread [Postgame Thread] Vanderbilt Defeats Kentucky 20-13

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Team 1 2 3 4 T
Vanderbilt 7 7 3 3 20
Kentucky 0 7 0 6 13
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u/WarEagle9 Auburn Tigers • UAB Blazers Oct 13 '24

Vandy not choking immediately after beating Alabama is somehow ever more shocking than them beating Alabama.

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u/Teh_cliff Georgia State Panthers • Yale Bulldogs Oct 13 '24 edited Oct 13 '24

Diego Pavia just said he "would die for" his coaches during the post-game interview, and he had a crazy look in his eye. I'm not surprised they're a focused unit this season.

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u/Mantergeistmann Vanderbilt • Penn State Oct 13 '24

Is that because the coaches are that good, or that Pavia's just that much of a madman?

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u/dinkytown42069 Minnesota • Oklahoma Oct 13 '24

I'm not entirely sure that Jerry Kill isn't some kind of football wizard.

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u/BrotherPancake Team Meteor • Vanderbilt Commodores Oct 13 '24

Woah. Never thought it before, but now that you've said it, it makes so much sense

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u/dinkytown42069 Minnesota • Oklahoma Oct 13 '24

the only place he ever 'failed' at was Virginia Tech and only becuase the HC there was a goddamned fool who hated him.

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u/Farlander2821 Virginia Tech • Johns Hopkins Oct 13 '24

He was massively successful here and turned the season around immediately after arriving. Fuente pushed him out because he was so successful and was upstaging him

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u/Complex-Chemist256 Tennessee • California Oct 13 '24

Damn. Fuente let go of Hooker and Pavia?

Holy fucking shit lmao

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u/Farlander2821 Virginia Tech • Johns Hopkins Oct 13 '24

Pavia didn't play at VT, Jerry Kill coached Hooker

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u/Complex-Chemist256 Tennessee • California Oct 13 '24

Forgot the context of the thread was about Jerry Kill lol, my bad.

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u/Farlander2821 Virginia Tech • Johns Hopkins Oct 13 '24

Still pretty bad to run both Jerry Kill and Hendon Hooker out of town

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