Ranking College Football’s Week 6 Field Storms: Home Fans Gone Wild

1. Alabama Crimson Tide 35 - Vanderbilt Commodores 40

Inarguably the greatest celebration in recent memory, the Vanderbilt Commodores faithful wasted little time or energy finding their way onto the field after a monumental 40-35 win over the top-ranked Alabama Crimson Tide. The best was yet to come, though, as the home faithful uprooted the uprights and delivered them straight to the Cumberland River. If the Commodores didn't win another game all season, 2024 would still be considered a resounding success.

3. USC Trojans 17 - Minnesota Golden Gophers 24

A perennial underachiever, the Minnesota Golden Gophers weren't expected to compete with the USC Trojans in Week 6's Big Ten tilt. Not only did they hang tough, but the Golden Gophers pulled off the stunning upset as +9.5 home underdogs. The home faithful rewarded the program by getting on the field as quickly, and as politely, as Minnesotans can.

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2. Tennessee Volunteers 14 - Arkansas Razorbacks 19

The excitement was palpable. Up five with seconds on the clock and the Tennessee Volunteers within 20 yards of the endzone, the Arkansas Razorbacks desperately needed to come up with a stop. They did exactly that, forcing Nico Iamaleava to pull the football down and run with it, stopping him 16 yards short of the goal line. The Razorbacks' home crowd knew exactly what to do next, storming the field to congratulate the Pigs on a massive win as +14.5 underdogs. Woooo Pig!

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1. Alabama Crimson Tide 35 - Vanderbilt Commodores 40

Inarguably the greatest celebration in recent memory, the Vanderbilt Commodores faithful wasted little time or energy finding their way onto the field after a monumental 40-35 win over the top-ranked Alabama Crimson Tide. The best was yet to come, though, as the home faithful uprooted the uprights and delivered them straight to the Cumberland River. If the Commodores didn't win another game all season, 2024 would still be considered a resounding success.