Missouri quarterback Beau Pribula dislocated his left ankle and will have an MRI exam after being taken off the field on a cart early in the third quarter of a 17-10 against No. 10 Vanderbilt

Vanderbilt Commodores On SI’s Joey Dwyer and Graham Baakko and Dylan Tovitz broke down Vanderbilt's win over Missouri.

When Diego Pavia took the podium after Vanderbilt football's win over Missouri, his message was clear. "The only reason I'm up here is because I play quarterback for the team," the Commodores quarterback said.

Diego Pavia led Vanderbilt football to a 17-10 win over Missouri, but unlike last week against LSU, that win primarily came due to defense rather than Pavia's performance. It was ugly for the offense all around, which put up just 265 yards, 80 of which came on one rushing play that didn't involve Pavia.

It wasn't pretty, but Vanderbilt held on for a 17–10 win that saw both teams turn the ball over and suffer more than 80 yards in penalties. In perhaps the most impactful moment of the game for Mizzou's longterm outlook, quarterback Beau Pribula left Saturday's game in a wheelchair, sporting an aircast.

Nate Bargatze opened his time on "College GameDay" by urging five-star quarterback Jared Curtis, a Nashville Christian senior star, to flip from Georgia to Vanderbilt. And Bargatze ended it by emphatically picking Vanderbilt to beat Missouri on Oct. 25 in a key SEC football game with College Football Playoff implications.

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