Social media fell in love with the mom of Diego Pavia after one screenshot of her in the stands went viral on Insagtam
Social media is full of pictures of Diego Pavia’s mother after she was seen in the FirstBank Stadium stands on Saturday.
Who is Antoinette Padilla the mom of Diego Pavia as she goes viral on Instagram and more about his parents and family
Trump needs to deport Diego Pavia’a mom immediately. TO MY BEDROOM pic.twitter.com/OHIullCDZ1
— Chester Butt (@NFLmuskrat) November 9, 2024
As of 2024, Diego Pavia is an American college football player who plays for the Vanderbilt Commodores as a quarterback. Roel Pavia and Antoinette Padilla, his parents welcomed Diego Pavia into the world on April 30, 2001, in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Roel and Antoinette Pavia, Diego Pavia’s parents, are citizens of the United States and are Christians by religion.
His wining mentality came from Pavia’s mother, Antoinette Padilla, years ago after the single mother made her standards clear.
“She raised me a winner,” Pavia had said of Padilla. “My mom, she hates losing more than she loves winning.”
Pavia had also credited his mother, Antoinette Padilla, for instilling in him a simple philosophy: If you want something, you work for it.“
Pavia’s mother makes what Pavia calls “98%” of his games, his brothers, Roel Jr and Javy make “97%” and his younger sister Abrielle makes appearances, as well.
Diego Pavia wants his eighth-grade sister, who has division-one basketball offers, to win at life.
The 6-foot-0 quarterback also played for New Mexico State and New Mexico Military Institute. Diego went to Volcano Vista High School, where he gained 1,485 yards, 14 touchdowns, and five interceptions on 108 of his 165 pass attempts. The guy, who was born in New Mexico, also ran for 464 yards and nine touchdowns.
When his team defeated the then-number one Alabama Crimson Tide 40-35 in Week 6 of collegiate football play, Diego was the game’s star. When the Commodores defeated the Kentucky Wildcats 20–13 in Week 7, he once again displayed his abilities with an outstanding effort. As a result, the team’s season record improved to 4-2 (2-1 Southeastern Conference).
Diego Pavia is probably not happy this week after getting hurt at the end of Saturday’s game against South Carolina, even though his mother is going viral.
In an interview with the media following the game, head coach Clark Lea expressed uncertainty about the severity at the moment. This season, Pavia has struggled with a number of injuries, including shoulder and knee problems.
Vanderbilt will return to action on November 23rd when they travel to Baton Rouge to play the LSU Tigers, giving Pavia an extra week to get ready for his next opponent if he is healthy.
Diego Pavia is suing the NCAA to acquire the right to play NCAA football for another season.
The quarterback for Vanderbilt University sued the NCAA in federal court, alleging that the organization’s eligibility policies for former junior college athletes violated antitrust laws. Pavia, who plays for Vanderbilt, is in his last year of NCAA eligibility.