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.

Diego Pavia dove across the goal line for a 1-yard touchdown with 1:52 left as No. 10 Vanderbilt beat 15th-ranked Missouri 17-10 Saturday to extend the Commodores’ best start in more than 80 years.

Missouri’s most common fossil is an invertebrate, the crinoid, also known as “sea lilies”. Despite the name, they’re more closely related to other echinoderms, like starfish. Only around 700 living species of the “feather stars” still exist, but pieces of now-extinct variants can be commonly found in limestone.

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.

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.

True freshman QB Matt Zollers threw his first career touchdown to tie the game 10-10 vs. Vanderbilt after Beau Pribula’s injury.

ESPN announced that Saturday’s guest picker for College GameDay will be Nate Bargatze ahead of No. 10 Vanderbilt and No. 15 Missouri. The comedian is a Vanderbilt Commodores fan. The appearance will mark the second time the Nashville native will appear on the popular college football pregame show.