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Vanderbilt Stuns N.C. State with Fumble Recovery in End Zone for Improbable 35-31 Win

  • On Saturday in Nashville, Vanderbilt defeated North Carolina State 35-31 after cornerback Cayden Daniels recovered a fumble in the end zone with one second remaining for the game-winning touchdown.
  • North Carolina State attempted to execute an intentional safety with six seconds remaining and a 31-28 lead from its own 5-yard line, but quarterback CJ Bailey fumbled after being hit by edge Miles Capers.
  • Freshman quarterback Jared Curtis led Vanderbilt's comeback from a 17-0 first-half deficit, finishing 20 of 34 for 277 yards with three touchdowns despite struggling early with back-to-back turnovers.
  • Vanderbilt improved to 3-0, with the fumble-recovery touchdown marking the Commodores' only lead of the game and tying their largest comeback since defeating Ole Miss in 2012.
  • NC State hosts Appalachian State next Saturday following a fourth-quarter collapse marked by five holding penalties, though quarterback Bailey finished with 275 yards and the Wolfpack rushed for 164 yards.
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Music City Miscue gives Vanderbilt a win over NC State no one saw coming

Call this one the Music City Miscue. N.C. State quarterback CJ Bailey fumbled in the end zone while trying to run out the clock or potentially take a safety in the final seconds and handed Vanderbilt a 35-31 victory no…

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