Pavia also amassed 400 total yards of offense, the first time a Commodore has done so since 2016 — when Kyle Shurmur had 405 total yards against Tennessee. Vanderbilt is embracing and executing on its motto of going 1-0 each week, and it doesn’t look like they are stopping anytime soon. At times last season, Vanderbilt’s offense felt very one-dimensional: Pavia was constantly scrambling, and the majority of his throws were smaller slant routes. Trench toastHenry gave a lot of credit to the defensive line in last week’s Commodore Brunch, and deservedly so. While many onlookers simply laughed off Vanderbilt and its aspirations, they are proving week in and week out that they are serious about everything they have said.