This weekend in college football marks a major inflection point for Vanderbilt , as they travel to Tuscaloosa to try to defend one of the biggest wins in the recent history of its program. One year ago, the Commodores triumphed over Alabama in a 40-35 upset, a seismic SEC victory led largely by quarterback Diego Pavia , who exudes an enormous level of confidence as he prepares to try and beat Bama again.

In a story by On3 , Pavia set his team's expectations for their matchup with Alabama, going so far as to say that the game "won't be close" if Vanderbilt plays its brand of football

"I don't know what they're doing, I just focus on us, but I know we've got to bring it, that's for sure," Pavia said. "The crowd, I think, is going to be a big factor in the game. But we just gotta p

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