Fans of the Vanderbilt University Commodores football team seized goalposts from FirstBank Stadium and marched them through Nashville, Tennessee, to the Cumberland River on October 5, after the team's stunning victory over the University of Alabama.

Vanderbilt defeated the Alabama Crimson Tide 40-35 on Saturday night.

The Commodores' win was a major upset over the number-one ranked Crimson Tide, as the victory was Vanderbilt's first-ever over a top-ranking team, ESPN reported.

Aerial footage released by the Metropolitan Nashville Police Department, shows a mob of fans carrying one of their home field's goalposts through Broadway, in Nashville, after the game, before throwing it into the Cumberland River. Credit: Metropolitan Nashville Police Department via Storyful

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There will be a time delay for any potential personnel, rescue, et cetera.

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Now if any crowds dispersing, we'll give you the update as far as students in the water or not.

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