US EditionVanderbilt vs Missouri Score, Highlights. Vandy Football Wins ‘GameDay’ Contest, Boosts CFP Chances
- On Oct. 25, 2025, Vanderbilt Commodores football team beat 15th-ranked Missouri Tigers football team 17-10 at FirstBank Stadium, Nashville, moving to 7-1 and extending their best start in over 80 years.
- After a late turnover, CJ Heard recovered a fumble with 7:02 left, setting up Diego Pavia's 1-yard touchdown run with 1:52 remaining to give Vanderbilt the lead.
- An 80-yard run by Makhilyn Young put Vanderbilt ahead, while Missouri starter Beau Pribula left with a left-ankle injury and freshman Matt Zollers tied it with a fourth-quarter TD to Jude James.
- The win snapped Vanderbilt's recent losing streak to Missouri and came with Vanderbilt Commodores' highest ranking since 1947, reinforcing their College Football Playoff contender status.
- Looking ahead to Nov. 1, Vanderbilt Commodores travel to Texas as Missouri falls to 6-2, aiming to sustain momentum around Diego Pavia.
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Vanderbilt's New Outlook, Texas Sized Comeback, Kiffin's Pursuit And Brian Kelly Is Lost In SEC-Fueled Weekend
NASHVILLE — Diego Pavia ran straight into the arms of his Vanderbilt teammates as Missouri players stood frozen in disbelief, just inches away of sending the game into overtime. Turns out, it was only one of the crazier endings in the SEC on Saturday. The Commodores found yet another way to prove they belong in the College Football Playoff conversation, this time at the expense of a Missouri team now fighting for survival without another startin…
No. 15 Missouri falls just short at No. 10 Vanderbilt, 17-10
(Photo courtesy of MUTigers.com) No. 15 Missouri (6-2, 2-2 SEC) came up inches short on the game’s final play as Kevin Coleman Jr. was stopped at the goal line, sealing a 17-10 loss to No. 10 Vanderbilt on Saturday at FirstBank Stadium. The Tigers outgained Vanderbilt 376-265 in total yardage and dominated possession but couldn’t overcome a costly late turnover and the loss of starting quarterback Beau Pribula, who exited in the third quarter wi…
Anchor down to rise up: Vanderbilt takes over 'College GameDay,' defeats Missouri
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) – It was a day many Commodore fans had only dreamed of until now: Saturday featured a visit from ESPN's "College GameDay" after 17 years, as well as another football victory for Vanderbilt University. The Commodores went head-to-head against No. 15 University of Missouri on Saturday, Oct. 25. After being tied for the majority of the game, Vanderbilt came out on top, winning 17-10 and extending the school's best start to t…
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