Pavia

This advice is worth as much as you pay for it: Don’t let people who are insignificant in your life live rent free in your head. So many people out there don’t deserve one second of your attention.

That explains those red zone interceptions in the second half.

If he was your QB, you'd love him. I think his thoughts, posts and expressions are a little troubling but he's a really good athlete at his position and wish him well.

jwo3 said:

If he was your QB, you'd love him. I think his thoughts, posts and expressions are a little troubling but he's a really good athlete at his position and wish him well.

Don't be so sure, different position but not everyone took so well to Jermaine Burton recently. Really that's just to say, Pavia is hard to like at all.

Fernando Mendoza is who Pavia should be. Lightening fast rise to fame/success. Face of a program under that same instant success. Etc etc Confident in himself and his team but humble, gracious, and respectful. I can’t stand IU because the coaches and other players are more in the Pavia mold but Fernando is easy to root for. Doesn’t do anything wrong.

jab1963 said:

said he over slept and missed warm ups against Bama, I remember him practicing the victory formation. Biggest douche in sports right now

Mase1717 said:

Don't be so sure, different position but not everyone took so well to Jermaine Burton recently. Really that's just to say, Pavia is hard to like at all.

You make a really good point. I try to look past youthful stupidity, team loyalties and the arrogance sports can sometimes bring out in people...but its tough to swallow some attitudes...I get it. Maybe I'm just hoping he grows beyond himself like most of us did...?? :^/

Pavia is nothing more than a shock value sports podcaster at this point. If he feels like he needs a boost to his popularity he’s just going to say the wildest most outlandish shit possible (usually about the Alabama game) to put him back in the spot light. He knows this isn’t a flex as he’s trying to fight for an NFL spot but says it anyway. Next thing you know he’s going to say he was pounding beers on the sidelines of the game.

jwo3 said:

If he was your QB, you'd love him. I think his thoughts, posts and expressions are a little troubling but he's a really good athlete at his position and wish him well.

No, hes a douche. Dont speak for everyone.

jwo3 said:

If he was your QB, you'd love him. I think his thoughts, posts and expressions are a little troubling but he's a really good athlete at his position and wish him well.

My opinion is different. Character Counts... whether you play for Vanderbilt or Alabama.

jwo3 said:

If he was your QB, you'd love him. I think his thoughts, posts and expressions are a little troubling but he's a really good athlete at his position and wish him well.

Swagger ≠ arrogance I think we all love a player that has a little bit of sauce. But I disagree we would want our guy to make a post saying “F-all the voters” if he lost the Heisman.

At least Manziel was at one time a loveable drunk.

78lives said:

At least Manziel was at one time a loveable drunk.

He was?

78lives said:

At least Manziel still loves a drink.

Fify

jwo3 said:

If he was your QB, you'd love him. I think his thoughts, posts and expressions are a little troubling but he's a really good athlete at his position and wish him well.

stfu

jwo3 said:

If he was your QB, you'd love him. I think his thoughts, posts and expressions are a little troubling but he's a really good athlete at his position and wish him well.

Nah, he’s a POS trash human being. And he’s been one long before he got to Vandy.

vegas man said:

They forgot Buenavista Mexican Cantina. He would make a great waiter!

jab1963 said:

said he over slept and missed warm ups against Bama, I remember him practicing the victory formation. Biggest douche in sports right now

It was a 2:30pm game. Did he sleep until 1pm and no Vanderbilt staff thought to go to his room and wake up the most impactful player on their roster? So much for a Vanderbilt education I guess.

jwo3 said:

You make a really good point. I try to look past youthful stupidity, team loyalties and the arrogance sports can sometimes bring out in people...but its tough to swallow some attitudes...I get it. Maybe I'm just hoping he grows beyond himself like most of us did...?? :^/

Pavia is 24 years old and has played 6 years of college ball. Why do you portray him as youthful and arrogant ? The prick may have overslept but there is no doubt he practiced his celebrations with the ball pregame. Anyone who does that earns and deserves the resulting karma!

jwo3 said:

If he was your QB, you'd love him. I think his thoughts, posts and expressions are a little troubling but he's a really good athlete at his position and wish him well.

Several on this board wanted Malachi Moore suspended after kicking a ball and throwing his mouth piece in the Vanderbilt game the previous year. I don't think they'd take lightly to a Bama player running to the stands, grabbing his junk, and saying "suck it" the way Pavia did before the game this year.

jwo3 said:

You make a really good point. I try to look past youthful stupidity, team loyalties and the arrogance sports can sometimes bring out in people...but its tough to swallow some attitudes...I get it. Maybe I'm just hoping he grows beyond himself like most of us did...?? :^/

Have you seen how his brothers act?

BamaFanDrinkingCoffee said:

Several on this board wanted Malachi Moore suspended after kicking a ball and throwing his mouth piece in the Vanderbilt game the previous year. I don't think they'd take lightly to a Bama player running to the stands, grabbing his junk, and saying "suck it" the way Pavia did before the game this year.

Or perhaps said differently, would you want your kids to act the same way he does? That’s one of my biggest issues with these type of athletes, especially in the pay for play era. You are now being paid - you have to act like a professional or face consequences.

The one positive we can all agree on is pavia is 3-0 vs the barn.