Vanderbilt loses to Alabama this year in a game that David Kohn, former Michigan quarterback,

playing crane, former Western State Colorado wide receiver.

You know, it was a pretty damn good game.

Obviously, the final score is not going to indicate kind of how this game went.

And you've got to give all the credit in the world to Alabama,

being able to respond, obviously scoring that touchdown before half. But really, the two biggest

things that stand out to me and David, I'll start with you first. One is we talked about

the time of possession and the way this game needed to go for Vanderbilt to be able to win on

the road.

Bama absolutely laughed him in time of possession.

And then probably the biggest thing in the game, two turnovers in the red zone for Vandy,

the Diego Pavia Fumble, then the Diego Pavia interception as Sab jumped in on the

crosser.

And you can't do those things and win against a quality team on the road in that environment. And for all the trash, Diego Pavia talked, it was he that turned the ball over. And at the end of the day, you know, obviously it's a team sport, but Cost Vander built the game. Just, man, you, it, uh, that one went back and forth,

dude. I mean, that, that's about as close as I've ever seen the personnel between Alabama and

Vanderbilt and football. Yeah. I mean, can we just say a really good football team, a really good

football game between two really good football teams, which I know is weird for a lot of people around

the country to hear when we're talking about Vanderbilt. But, I mean, Alabama had every reason in the world to

dominate this game and blow them out with like you said, all of the trash talking and the loss last

year. That wasn't the case, man. Actually, Vanderbilt started about as well as you could. That

fourth and one for Alabama, M-plus

territory on the opening drive, I said, this is going to set the tone for the rest of the game.

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