NASHVILLE—Vanderbilt quarterback Diego Pavia would admit that his Saturday performance–in which he went 10-for-19 for 129 passing yards and threw an interceptio

He may not have the flashiest moments, but Vanderbilt QB Diego Pavia has turned the Commodores into must-see TV on a weekly basis for his toughness, brashness and above all skill with a football. But is he worthy of the Heisman Trophy?

That should be enough for Heisman consideration, and Pavia is rightfully one of the early finalists for college football's highest honor. Quarterbacks like Indiana's Fernando Mendoza, Alabama's Ty Simpson and Ohio State's Julian Sayin will have an edge unless they falter down the stretch, but Pavia absolutely belongs in the conversation.

On the surface, Vanderbilt Commodores star quarterback Diego Pavia might look like the exemplary image of a signal-caller that is a college football legend with

In a moment that lit up college football discourse, Vanderbilt quarterback Diego Pavia drew sharp criticism from Alabama legend Nick Saban for rehearsing

Just the thought of Diego Pavia running a kneel-down play in warmups irks Nick Saban. The former Alabama coach, during an appearance on The Pat McAfee Show, explained his reaction to the incident after McAfee said Saban was “pissed” about it.

Diego Pavia has Vanderbilt eyeing more history this season and with a CFP berth, it could mean more hardware for a team starving for relevance.

Eight months after winning a historic legal injunction against the NCAA that allowed him to play a sixth season of college football, Vanderbilt quarterback Diego Pavia is doubling down. According to Front Office Sports,