If the College Football Playoff started today, Vanderbilt would be in the dance.
The Commodores scored another impressive win in Week 9, defeating Missouri, 17-10, in front of College GameDay.
It was another massive victory for the Commodores, who continue to be the story in college football.
Vandy travels to Austin to take on Texas in one of the headliners in Week 10.
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What our Post expert thinks about Vanderbilt vs. Texas
While Vanderbilt likely has some margin for error with just one loss this season, Texas can’t afford another defeat if the Longhorns want to make the College Football Playoff.
Arch Manning and Texas have started to trend in the right direction, so a win over Vandy on Saturday would be a huge step towards getting the program back into the mix.
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