247Sports reported last week that the Division II transfer was set to visit Vanderbilt during the Kentucky game weekend. The 6-foot-4, 270-pound tight end had 32 catches for 381 receiving yards and three touchdowns this season, according to the Morehouse website. He was a First Team All-SIAC honoree in 2025.

Pavia is also rising up the Heisman odds after breaking a school record with 484 passing yards in a 45-17 rout of Kentucky. He is between second and fourth in the odds depending on the sportsbook, with other contenders including Indiana quarterback Fernando Mendoza, Ohio State quarterback Julian Sayin and Notre Dame running back Jeremiyah Love.

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Georgia has not one, but two members of its staff who signed the No. 1 QB prospect and developed them into the NFL’s No. 1 pick. That’s what Mike Bobo did with Matthew Stafford a generation ago and what former Clemson assistant Brandon Streeter did with Trevor Lawrence in 2018.

Vanderbilt football inched closer to a 10-win season on Nov. 22, routing Kentucky to improve to 9-2. Diego Pavia threw for 484 yards with five touchdowns.

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During a week in which Fernando Mendoza was on a bye and Julian Sayin had a reasonably pedestrian effort in a blowout over Rutgers, Diego Pavia took control of the Heisman race. Except predictive betting markets don't agree, with FanDuel Sportsbook tabbing Pavia as No. 4 in the race.

The Volunteers (8-3) lead the series 79-33-5. They beat Vanderbilt and Pavia, who played with an injured hamstring, 36-23 last year in Nashville needing a win to clinch a College Football Playoff berth.