Vanderbilt vs Texas score, highlights in Week 9 game

Vanderbilt’s three-game win streak is over. A bowl, although, continues to be a risk after a 27-24 loss to Texas at FirstBank Stadium.

Vanderbilt (5-3, 2-2 in SEC) doubtless noticed any hopes of a Playoff bid erased with the loss. The Commodores had grabbed the nation’s consideration after defeating Alabama 40-35 on Oct. 5 to open the month.

A bowl, although, nonetheless stays a risk even with the loss.

Vanderbilt scored first on a Diego Pavia 18-yard TD run within the first quarter. However Texas countered with three straight touchdowns earlier than Brock Taylor’s 54-yard subject objective to finish the half reduce the deficit to 21-10.

Vanderbilt ultimately trimmed Texas’ result in 24-17 with 3:11 left within the third quarter on Pavia’s 3-yard TD cross to Junior Sherrill. However a Pavia interception led to a late Texas subject objective.

Pavia led Vanderbilt downfield for one final rating, a brief TD cross to Eli Stowers. However Texas recovered the onside kick to protect a Texas 27-24.

Quinn Ewers led Texas with 288 yards passing, three TDs and two interceptions. Pavia was 16-of-29 passing for 143 yards with two TDs and two interceptions.

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Diego Pavia TD cross trims Texas result in 27-24 late fourth quarter

Diego Pavia refuses to concede. The Vanderbilt quarterback’s late TD cross to Eli Stowers from 8 yards away reduce Texas’ result in 27-24 with 46 seconds left.

Texas soccer provides insurance coverage rating, leads 27-17

Bert Auburn’s 23-yard subject objective with 1:57 left prolonged Texas soccer’s result in 27-17 over Vanderbilt. The Texas scoring drive began after a Diego Pavia interception gave the Longhorns the ball on Vanderbilt’s 29-yard line. Texas had seven plays before settling for the field goal.

Diego Pavia’s pick on 4th down dagger to Vanderbilt comeback

Vanderbilt’s late fourth-quarter drive ended with a Diego Pavia interception on fourth-and-two from the Vandy 35-yard line may have ended any hope of a Vanderbilt football upset. Pavia rolled to his right and flung up a pass that was picked off by Liona Lefau and returned to the Vanderbilt 29 with 5:05 left.

It marked Pavia’s second interception of the game.

Texas leads Vanderbilt 24-17.

Vanderbilt football isn’t done yet

Diego Pavia threaded the needle and got a pass past multiple Texas defenders into the arms of Junior Sherrill for a 3-yard TD pass with 3:11 left in the third quarter.

The score trimmed Texas’ lead to 24-17. Pavia is 7-of-15 passing for 70 yards and has 58 rushing yards with a TD.

Texas football extends lead over Vanderbilt with field goal

Texas’ Bert Auburn has extended the Longhorns lead to 24-10 over Vanderbilt with a 40-yard field goal with 8:54 left in the third quarter. The field goal ended an 11-play, 50-yard drive.

Halftime: Texas football 21, Vanderbilt 10

Vanderbilt’s Brock Taylor hammered in a 54-yard field goal as time expired to cut Texas’ lead to 21-10 at halftime of today’s SEC football game at FirstBank Stadium.

The kick is his fifth from 50 or more yards this season. He’s the first in Vanderbilt history to have five made field goals of 50 or more yards in a career. All of Taylor’s have come this season.

Vanderbilt will have the ball to start the second half.

Quinn Ewers throws third TD pass of day

Quinn Ewers is having himself an efficient day. Ewers is 18-of-19 passing for 205 yards with three TDs and an interception. His last pass was a 25-yard swing pass that DeAndre Moore Jr. broke for a 25-yard TD catch. It gave Texas a 21-7 lead over Vanderbilt football with 5:04 left in the first half.

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