Vanderbilt to Auction Pieces of Goal Post, Pylons, More from Alabama Upset Win

Vanderbilt is currently auctioning off items from Saturday's shocking 40-35 upset win over the previously top-ranked Alabama Crimson Tide.

Among the items available include 4- and 8-inch pieces of the goalposts (both of which are now sold out) and personalized helmets, game balls and pylons.

The helmet, pylons and footballs on auction are available to be signed by Vandy head coach Clark Lea upon request,

The 4-inch goalposts sold for $1,005, while the 8-inch goalposts sold for $4,035. The current sale price for the helmet is $7,290, the current price for two of the pylons is $1,000, the third pylon is $920 and the fourth is $880. Two of the game balls are currently going for $2,675, while the other two are going for $2750.

Vanderbilt's upset over Alabama was a legendary win for the program, which before Saturday had never defeated a No. 1 team and was 0-60 in its history against teams ranked in the top five in the Associated Press Poll.

"This is the dream, right here," Lea told reporters after the historic victory. "And for the next 12 hours, I'm going to enjoy the dream. We've got more ahead of us, but this is what Vanderbilt football needs to be about: big wins on big stages. We're going to go get some more."

Meanwhile, the loss dropped Alabama from first in the nation to No. 7.

"We're going to find out really how much we care about each other and what it looks like moving forward," Alabama head coach Kalen DeBoer told reporters. "We've been tested in different ways, really, a lot of the games here this season, and this is a different type of test now in our response."