TUSCALOOSA, Ala. -- Alabama went into Nashville as a 22-point favorite but left the Music City singing the blues as Vanderbilt pulled off a historic upset 40-35 over the Crimson Tide. Alabama wasn't alone as Tennessee, Missouri, Michigan, Southern Cal, Louisville and UNLV all lost to underdogs, sending the rankings into chaos.

Vanderbilt provided two more scores in the second quarter, with the first being a touchdown and the second resulting in a field goal, which extended their lead to 23-7. However, on Alabama's final drive, the Tide would find the endzone to bring the halftime deficit to 23-14, and the Tide would also receive the kickoff to open the second half.

Here's what impact Vanderbilt football's win over Alabama could have, including on NIL, recruiting and attendance.