A Goal Post in the Cumberland River
We have mixed emotions to share today. While we are thrilled by Vanderbilt Commodores' groundbreaking achievement, we must also extend our heartfelt condolences to Alabama fans and alumni living in our community.
In the excitement following the game, Vanderbilt fans took down the goal post and carried it nearly three miles from FirstBank Stadium to the Cumberland River
Victory for Vanderbilt:
Our neighbors, the Vanderbilt Commodores, have pulled off an incredible upset, defeating the #1 ranked Alabama Crimson Tide. This historic win marks their first-ever victory over a top-5 ranked team, and it's a moment of celebration for the entire neighborhood and Nashville.
Celebration and Pride:
As a community with many Vanderbilt students, staff, and supporters, we couldn’t be more proud of this remarkable accomplishment. The Commodores' victory is a testament to their hard work, dedication, and resilience. It’s a victory not just for the team, but for all of us here in Wedgewood Houston who share in the joy and pride of this moment.
To Our Alabama Neighbors:
We understand that this result may be disappointing for Alabama fans and alumni among us. Your passion and loyalty to the Crimson Tide are commendable, and we acknowledge the emotional impact of this game. While the outcome may not have been in your favor this time, we hope you can find solace in the camaraderie and spirit that college football brings to our lives.
A Lesson in Perseverance:
This victory serves as an inspiration to all of us, reminding us of the power of perseverance and teamwork. Just as the Commodores have shown, even the most formidable challenges can be overcome. Let’s continue to support each other and carry this spirit of determination in all our endeavors.
Future Successes:
Congratulations once again to the Vanderbilt Commodores! We look forward to celebrating more successes with you in the future. And to our Alabama fans, we stand by you and appreciate your unwavering support for your team.
Anchor Down and Go 'Dores!
