Diego Pavia’s Family Arrested During Vanderbilt vs. Tennessee Game

During the Vanderbilt vs. Tennessee game, Diego Pavia’s family members were involved in multiple incidents that led to arrests. According to reports, Javier Pavia was arrested for public intoxication after refusing to remove a flag that obstructed the view of other spectators. He reportedly became uncooperative with officers. Separately, Diego Pavia’s father was arrested following a dispute with Tennessee staff over seating arrangements. The staff had warned the family against sitting or leaning over the front row, but the disagreement escalated, leading to his arrest.

This isn’t the first time the Pavia family has faced such issues. In August, Javier and another brother, Roel Pavia, were charged with public intoxication and resisting arrest during a game against Charleston Southern. These repeated incidents have created a pattern of disruptive behavior associated with the Pavia family during sporting events.

Despite the off-field distractions, Diego Pavia has had a standout season, leading Vanderbilt to a 10-2 record. He has passed for nearly 3000 yards with 27 touchdowns and has also rushed for 661 yards and 8 touchdowns. His performance has placed him in the Heisman Trophy conversation, with Coach Clark Lea asserting that Pavia is the “best player in the country.”

Following the game, Diego Pavia issued an apology on social media for the behavior of his family members. The university has yet to release an official statement regarding the incidents.

Javier Pavia was charged with public intoxication after refusing to remove a flag blocking other fans’ views.

Yes, he was arrested following a dispute with Tennessee staff over seating rules.

Yes, two of Diego Pavia’s brothers were arrested in August for public intoxication and resisting arrest.

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