I don't think anyone suggested this, but hopefully some of you enjoy. Actually - thank you everyone for letting us know you wanted this episode, and thanks for waiting on it. For more episodes, including other CFB content, check out the series list here: th-cam.com/play/PLUXSZMIiUfFT6WwhB2Sk2gqz7agE9FlLg.html
Do the 2008 Men's 4x100 Freestyle Relay from Beijing Olympics, where Jason Lezak stunned the French on the final leg to help Michael Phelps keep his quest for 8 golds alive. One of the greatest moments in American swimming
THERE GOES DAVIS!!!!!! As an Auburn fan I get all emotionally excited hearing that and now that Rod has passed away it has even more meaning than ever WAR EAGLE
I had a friend that passed away that year who we called 'Davis', to hear that announcer repeatedly exclaim his name during that return is an emotional moment for me that seemed fitting for the occasion
I remember this game. I was travelling home with my dad and listening to it on the radio when we got a flat tire. We stopped into a tire store to get a new tire and watched the last 10 minutes of this game on a television in the waiting room. We could have left when our tire was fixed but my dad and I decided to watch the last few minutes... That was a moment in my story.
I remember it was right around Thanksgiving and we were staying at a hotel in ATL with family members who attended Auburn. We all watched in the hotel lobby. I will never forget that moment. Never.
I didn’t watch that much college football back then. That being said, on a lazy evening, I woke up from my nap on the floor and cut the tv on. Thankfully, CBS was on when I had turned it off. From that day on, I’ve only watched college football on Saturdays.
yeah, and no one ever blamed Coach SABIN for the loss! that year BAMA had the better team and the best DEFENSE (I mean no disrespect)!!!! if he doesn't ask to "back up the clock", we go to OVERTIME where the stronger team wins (I mean no disrespect)!!! he asks for the time back and attempts an IMPOSSIBLE kick! TOUCHDOWN, AUBURN WINS. and no one ever blamed him!! W A R. E A G L E!!!
@@samuelmoulds1016 therevwas no reason to put a second on the clock. Replay shows he didnt touch out until zero. More rigged bs by the sec and the ncaa
@@chrishansen8119 He's talking about the fact that the officials actually put one second back on the clock to give Alabama a shot at a fg to win. They too didn't expect this to happen when they gave in to sabans crying. It's well known in the SEC that the officials often seem to have crimson tinted blinders on. I believe it was in one of sabans first years at Alabama that they went an entire season without an offensive holding penalty. Think about that for a second. It's often said that holding can be called on every single play on an offense if the officials really wanted to call it. Well say just for the sake of even numbers, the offense runs 40 plays a game, 40x14=560. That's 560 times the officials decided nah we aren't going to throw a flag. I don't think that has happened before ever in any level of football..... Because it's impossible.
I've probably watched 5 full NCAA football games in my entire life, yet I happened to watch both this game and the Boise State Fiesta Bowl game live. Pretty lucky.
On my honeymoon from Australia, I was in a sports bar in New York watching this as my first NCAA game ever (I'd watched NFL for 10+ years at that point). Now I'm an Auburn fan just because of the rollercoaster ride this game gifted me
That's awesome, being from georgia and lived here all my life it's hard to comprehend people outside the southern states watching this game. I know it's one of the biggest rivals in sports period. I'm just thinking to myself, if I'm in New York I wouldn't expect to see the iron bowl on tv. I guess its just so much bigger here. I'm a born and rasied georgia boy but I've been a Auburn fan all my life. Never cared for the dawgs. So this game gave me a high like I couldn't have gotten anyway else.
@@danielallen7384 Well, when both teams are ranked in the top 5 and this would almost certainly decide who goes to the NC game, it would be pure negligence for any sports bar in America not to be showing the game.
Props to SB Nation for using Auburn’s college radio station for the call on the play. There’s nobody who could have properly displayed how insane the moment was over the airwaves than those 2.
Finally, a "rewinder" of a game I distinctly remember. During the game, a neighbor of mine shot his friend in the behind. Watched this game because we couldn't leave our apartments because of the police and paramedic response.
@@jimbo-fk4dq not much to tell. this was a hyped game so I decided to watch it and during the 2nd quarter, I heard a gun shot then someone yelling "you idiot! you shot me!" and then more screaming from the apartment complex courtyard. The paramedics and police showed up about 5 or 10 minutes later and eventually carted the guy away. It was funny watching this guy mutter obscenities while on the stretcher face down. My apartment building I was living at the time had staircases up to the front doors of 2 apartments per floor. They closed off as a crime scene the bottom of our staircases so I couldn't leave. Might as well watch this hyped up game. Turns out the neighbor was showing his friend the new gun he bought and his friend shot him while he was playing around with it. Both were not that bright. Friend should never have blindly played with a loaded gun, and the neighbor shouldn't have handed his friend a loaded gun. My complex was pretty safe so this was the first time I ever heard of anyone getting shot there, but it was one of the reasons I decided to move a few months later.
I was at a relative's house in Anniston, AL watching this live. After a few moments of celebration after Chris Davis crossed the goal line, we all looked at each other and said, "we have to be there." We jumped in the car and drove 2 hours to Auburn to join the party still going on at Toomer's Corner. One of my favorite memories in my life.
Tristan Harlacher I said ONE of the greatest. It’s not on the 2007 Fiesta Bowl, or the 2006 National Championship’s level, but it’s still pretty damn good
I remember that Cal-Stanford guy. "AND THE BAHAND IS OUTONTHAFIELD! He's going to the endzone! He's going to the endzone! The BEARS have scored, but the BAND is out on the field. FLAGS all over the play. We don't know who won the game...we have to see whether the flags are against Stanford or Cal...The Bears may have made an illegal lateral...it could be that it won't count..The Bears, believe it or not, took it all the way to the endzone...If the penalty is against Stanford, California would win the game...If it is not, the game is over and Stanford has won...We've heard no decision yet...Everybody's milling around on the fiELD AND THE BEARS!!! THE BEARS!!! THE BEARS HAVE WON!!!!! THE BEARS HAVE WON!!!! Oh, my God, the most amazing, sensational, dramatic, excITing, THILling FINish in the HISTorY of College Football...CaliFORNia has won...the big game...over Stanford. OH, excUSE me for my VOIce, but I have never, ever, seen anything like IT in the history of any game I've ever seen in my life. The Bears have WON, there will be no extra point."
If you haven’t heard the entire radio call of this play, go do yourself a favor and look it up. They’ve got one part of it at the very end on this video but it goes on beyond this . CLASSIC
@@CARx_2 I don't use this game as a response to that claim. Instead, I bring up things like how in 1973, one of the years Bama claims a title, they actually lost the National Championship game to an undefeated Notre Dame team. Can you explain to me how any non-retarded fan base is going to claim a title for a season that they lost the NC game to an undefeated team? No, you can't. It's not the only dubious claim at a NC for the Tide, either. Of course, they've still won a lot, but why be greasy and claim extra ones when there's no need?
Bro I literally walked into our living room and hadn’t watched this game at all (seen a couple plays just in passing as my brother was watching) and I saw it was almost over so I stopped to watch the end, and good lord am I happy I did
I went to my first football on this day. It was Vanderbilt vs Wake Forest. Vanderbilt kicked a game winning field goal and I thought I had witnessed a miracle. Then I came home and watched the final quarter of this game...
As a Dawg, can definitely say that the only time I'm rooting for the Tigers is when they're against Bama. Also this is one of the best moments in college football history.
Sports history, for that matter. That kind of ending in any football game is a big deal, but for it to be the Iron Bowl, #1 vs #4, Bama going for 3 straight NCs, Auburn coming off another miracle finish against UGA, and all the other little things about it simply makes it incredible.
I remember watching this game as a kid and my parents in complete shock. We are Oklahoma fans but they couldn’t believe what happened. When I got old enough to understand football better and watched this it gave me chills.
Saw this game when i was younger but i didnt understand how insane it was until i was older actually inspired me to play football and the "Auburn's gonna win the football game" Still gives me nostalgic chills to this day
Great vid. Im an overseas Gridiron lurker, and have always struggled to understand why college football (indeed sport) is so massive in the US. However, this does a great job of explaining some a narrative behind a classic rivalry. Love it.
That was, by far, the best recap/analysis of what was - inarguably - one of the greatest college football games in history. So much was made out of the crazy ending that many people either didn’t hear about or have forgotten just what an unbelievablely fantastic game it was from start to finish. This recap not only shows that, it reminds people of the game’s national implications. There are crazy college football plays and endings to games virtually every weekend of every year, but the fact that this ending happened after such a tremendous game, in the biggest rivalry in college football and one of the most passionate, hate-filled and storied in all of sports, and in a game between the #1 and #4 ranked teams with such enormous national implications riding on its’ outcome, easily makes it not just one if the greatest college football games ever, but one of the greatest in all of sports history. It’s one of those rare moments in sports where a huge game not only exceeds the hype, but because it was so good, the rivalry was so historic, the implications were so high and the ending was so crazy - and it was so widely seen and has been replayed so often, that the entire thing transcended sports and became a culturally iconic moment in time. And if anything, this video shows exactly why that isn’t hyperbole.
Greatest moment in college football history not only because of Bama tears but that it was Saban who costed them the game. Instead of being content and sending it to OT, he wanted the review and he was the one to send a Red Shirt Freshmen out to attempt a 57-yd field, a field goal some pros may not make, over a shot at the end zone. It’s so beautiful!
They had raved about Griffith all year and the kicks he was making in practice.. Saban wasnt crazy for bringing him in, just crazy for not having better return coverage.
Anton Films I cannot tell you how many people told me how Griffith was known for making 50+ yard field goals in college and hit a “70 yarder” (exaggeration but their quote) in the Georgia Dome during the state championship his senior year. I’m so glad it was him who missed it
Have to disagree. First play of the Miami season in 91 the kicker ran down the field and knocked out the punter. Personal favorite, this is #2 on my list however.
RIP Rod Bramblett, the play-by-play on the call. Iconic broadcaster, still missed. Don't drive under the influence. Seriously. People get hurt and killed.
As a seahawks fan I would love to see this I don't care weather it was a catch or not golden tate pushed a guy down right before he jumped into the air offensive pass interference gg but it wasn't called and we got the strangest outcome and emergence of russell Wilson
As an FSU fan, this was my favorite year of college football in my life. Jamies was insane and won the Heisman as a freshman, watched this game and it was insane, then got to see my first FSU natty in my lifetime. That game winning drive will always be a core memory
I was at my friends' wedding reception when this happened. Went upstairs to the bar for a drink, didn't realize the game was on until I got up there. Also, kudos to the producers for using the best call of this play (aka not the CBS one.)
This game and the 2019 Iron Bowl this year are two of the craziest endings I have ever seen and I'm not even an Auburn or Alabama fan; just great football from both teams!
Just found this today. Your presentation is epic. I'm biased, but I think this game is one of the greatest ever. Not just because of the ending, but the context (2-time defending champs vs. first year coach, hated rivals, etc.) and the stakes (SEC Championship game, and a shot at the NC). So many outstanding plays from both sides, and so many crucial coaching decisions from each sideline. Each play mattered, as did every officials' call and booth review. Thank you for putting this together.
I was watching this at a Friday’s for a friend’s birthday party. When it happened, the whole place went crazy. This was in northern Illinois and there was probably only 1 Auburn fan in the entire restaurant.
I remember exactly where I was when this happened. Being an Auburn fan takes years off your life. This is an example of that. Sometimes I need a little boost and Rod's call always does that for me. RIP Rod and Paula Bramblett, War Damn Eagle
Lifelong FSU fan who watched this with lifelong Auburn fans. One of the best moments of my life, only eclipsed by when I watched FSU best them for the title a month later. Look up the auburn band reaction video if you haven't seen it, it's a classic
Anyone love how the commentator's voice increases with each word, as he realizes what is happening. I rewatched those 10 seconds a few times and it gets funnier each time lmao
Dye hard Auburn fans will never get tired of seeing this. My favorite play of all times and AU has given us plenty of plays to talk about. I was lucky enough to have gone to school at Auburn when Bo Jackson was playing.
Gives me chills to this day. I saw it live and I was screaming and yelling. Not really an Auburn fan but I’ll root for them. I was just tired as most people were if Alabama always being so good.
I remember this game so vividly. I’m an Auburn fan in a family of die-hard Auburn fans, and this game meant a lot to us. When the kick six happened, my brothers and I were losing our minds. My dad, however, refused to believe it. He kept saying “No. They’re gonna call a flag. They’re gonna say he went out of bounds. It’s gonna be something.” Auburn had been so bad the previous two seasons that he refused to get his hopes up. Once the call was certain though, he couldn’t believe it. What an iconic finish.
@@1TotalJabroni Hmm, pretty sure that exact moment brings a smile to my face 2-3 times a week, pretty sure it was the best moment of all Michigan state fans lives, pretty sure it happened
@@ajbax96 - You know that's strange I just can't seem to recall that play. I mean I try to picture it...but all that comes to mind is a 75 yard touchdown catch by Donovan Peoples-Jones and a score...21 to 7. 😁
I was at the game. I had my head down crying because we where about to loose then everybody went crazy and stood up and looked around and was like we just won. It was a great moment
I was watching this game live, and right when they announced it was going to OT I went out to help my dad bring in the groceries I came back to see the field swarmed by Auburn fans and had to wait for the replay to see what magic had just occurred
Cam Byers it’s a great moment but I don’t think it needs a giant rewind considering it didn’t lead to anything too big and it’s more of a cool highlight.
I think it deserves a rewind that one inning was crazy, one of if not the craziest innings in baseball history. The build up and the craziness up to Bautista’s home run, with the crowd so damn loud after that homerun that I thought the volume on my T.V was on 100 and last but not least, the epic bat flip that just caped off that serial moment. I’m a Yankee fan and when I saw that it gave me goosebumps. That was a moment...
Bronx Born 53 like I said though, it’s a great moment but it didn’t hold significance like other reminders, with the exception of the butt fumble one. But it’s not like that home run lead the Blue Jays onto the World Series. But I think the series should focus more on moments that played a larger role, instead of looking at moments that were cool.
I don't think anyone suggested this, but hopefully some of you enjoy.
Actually - thank you everyone for letting us know you wanted this episode, and thanks for waiting on it. For more episodes, including other CFB content, check out the series list here: th-cam.com/play/PLUXSZMIiUfFT6WwhB2Sk2gqz7agE9FlLg.html
SB Nation please May you do the penalty kick that defied gravity
I asked for this!!! This is epic
Do the 2008 Men's 4x100 Freestyle Relay from Beijing Olympics, where Jason Lezak stunned the French on the final leg to help Michael Phelps keep his quest for 8 golds alive. One of the greatest moments in American swimming
SUPER BOWL 49!!!
SB Nation I suggested it a while back
"AUBURN'S GONNA WIN THE FOOTBALL GAME!" is one of my favorite calls in sports history. The moment gives me chills every time.
What a time to be alive.
THERE GOES DAVIS!!!!!! As an Auburn fan I get all emotionally excited hearing that and now that Rod has passed away it has even more meaning than ever WAR EAGLE
Florida state is gonna clap their checks in the national championship really gets me going
Joseph Ippolito stolen
Same bro
“AUBURNS GONNA WIN THE FOOTBALL GAME” RIP to that announcer he died recently
R.I.P. Rod Bramblett
I had a friend that passed away that year who we called 'Davis', to hear that announcer repeatedly exclaim his name during that return is an emotional moment for me that seemed fitting for the occasion
Here's to him 🍷
One hell of a legacy though. Like the TOUCH EM ALL JOE call in the World Series
@@SuperNuclearUnicorn ayo pause
The Auburn’s gonna win the football game call gives me chills every time
Not from america so I don't watch this kinda football much, but that call gave me chills, what an ending!
i got the chills
Same every time
Auburn sucks tho lol
That call is earrape, the CBS call is way better
“Chris...Davis!”
I remember this game. I was travelling home with my dad and listening to it on the radio when we got a flat tire. We stopped into a tire store to get a new tire and watched the last 10 minutes of this game on a television in the waiting room. We could have left when our tire was fixed but my dad and I decided to watch the last few minutes... That was a moment in my story.
This game was crazy I was at my grandmas house for most of it. Left with Auburn down and got home in just enough time to watch them line up the kick
I remember it was right around Thanksgiving and we were staying at a hotel in ATL with family members who attended Auburn. We all watched in the hotel lobby. I will never forget that moment. Never.
I remember watching this game during a storm and the power went out the second he scored the TD 😂
Unfortunately i was only 6 years old at the time and didn’t really start watching football until 2015-16
I didn’t watch that much college football back then. That being said, on a lazy evening, I woke up from my nap on the floor and cut the tv on. Thankfully, CBS was on when I had turned it off.
From that day on, I’ve only watched college football on Saturdays.
"He ran the missed field goal back! He ran it back a hundred and nine yards! They're not gonna keep em off the field tonight!"
yeah, and no one ever blamed Coach SABIN for the loss! that year BAMA had the better team and the best DEFENSE (I mean no disrespect)!!!! if he doesn't ask to "back up the clock", we go to OVERTIME where the stronger team wins (I mean no disrespect)!!! he asks for the time back and attempts an IMPOSSIBLE kick! TOUCHDOWN, AUBURN WINS. and no one ever blamed him!! W A R. E A G L E!!!
@@samuelmoulds1016 therevwas no reason to put a second on the clock. Replay shows he didnt touch out until zero. More rigged bs by the sec and the ncaa
@@michaelmacdonald880 talk about rigged all you want but a play like this can't be staged.
@@chrishansen8119 He's talking about the fact that the officials actually put one second back on the clock to give Alabama a shot at a fg to win. They too didn't expect this to happen when they gave in to sabans crying. It's well known in the SEC that the officials often seem to have crimson tinted blinders on. I believe it was in one of sabans first years at Alabama that they went an entire season without an offensive holding penalty. Think about that for a second. It's often said that holding can be called on every single play on an offense if the officials really wanted to call it. Well say just for the sake of even numbers, the offense runs 40 plays a game, 40x14=560. That's 560 times the officials decided nah we aren't going to throw a flag. I don't think that has happened before ever in any level of football..... Because it's impossible.
@@ToolFist598 try 60 plays per game. 840. Even crazier. Pure discipline, no bias, obviously.
"AUBURN'S GONNA WIN THE FOOTBALL GAME!"
Even if I don't root for the Tigers, that call still gets me every time.
Reminds me of my yellow jackets beating undefeated Florida state the same way and hearing “KICK HIS BUTT!!!!. Never screamed so loud in my life. 😂
nerothewizard I root for a different set of tigers, but a win against alabama is always the best
I've probably watched 5 full NCAA football games in my entire life, yet I happened to watch both this game and the Boise State Fiesta Bowl game live. Pretty lucky.
I see you everywhere
The only two games that I watched of auburn was this one and Georgia live
I watched ut vs USC for the natty that was a game.
Boise State one was so goooood
Ger Rit watch more college football. I would say you’re missing out but you’ve seen some legendary games
On my honeymoon from Australia, I was in a sports bar in New York watching this as my first NCAA game ever (I'd watched NFL for 10+ years at that point). Now I'm an Auburn fan just because of the rollercoaster ride this game gifted me
That's awesome, being from georgia and lived here all my life it's hard to comprehend people outside the southern states watching this game. I know it's one of the biggest rivals in sports period. I'm just thinking to myself, if I'm in New York I wouldn't expect to see the iron bowl on tv. I guess its just so much bigger here. I'm a born and rasied georgia boy but I've been a Auburn fan all my life. Never cared for the dawgs. So this game gave me a high like I couldn't have gotten anyway else.
welcome to the family wde!
War Eagle!
@@danielallen7384 I watched almost every single Auburn game in Eugene Oregon the last decade. Ah the beauty of technology
@@danielallen7384 Well, when both teams are ranked in the top 5 and this would almost certainly decide who goes to the NC game, it would be pure negligence for any sports bar in America not to be showing the game.
i’ll never forget i watched this game when i was in jail, my whole block went crazy after this play lol
wait, you're serious? i might be missing a joke but still lol
Hell yeah
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😳
yeah that's what they want people doing..
Props to SB Nation for using Auburn’s college radio station for the call on the play. There’s nobody who could have properly displayed how insane the moment was over the airwaves than those 2.
I was at this game and I’m pretty sure I suffered hearing damage. But as an auburn fan, it was worth it
That audience literally set off seismographs
@@phyllotaxis got proof for that?
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@@BigSkyCards23 boom😂😂😂😂
Yessir war eagle
Rest In Peace to Rod Bramblett and his wife😔
As an alabama who lives in auburn I wish best condolences to his child who survived I am so sorry for the voice of auburn going blank
yeah i miss him as a UGA fan who lives where i can pick up one of the stations
Cory Bower wde kinda glad he didn’t have to see this middle school offense this year tho
Cory Bower but best wishes rod we love you
Finally, a "rewinder" of a game I distinctly remember. During the game, a neighbor of mine shot his friend in the behind. Watched this game because we couldn't leave our apartments because of the police and paramedic response.
WHAT???????
Great game withstanding, I'm curious about the neighbor story.
@@jimbo-fk4dq not much to tell. this was a hyped game so I decided to watch it and during the 2nd quarter, I heard a gun shot then someone yelling "you idiot! you shot me!" and then more screaming from the apartment complex courtyard. The paramedics and police showed up about 5 or 10 minutes later and eventually carted the guy away. It was funny watching this guy mutter obscenities while on the stretcher face down. My apartment building I was living at the time had staircases up to the front doors of 2 apartments per floor. They closed off as a crime scene the bottom of our staircases so I couldn't leave. Might as well watch this hyped up game.
Turns out the neighbor was showing his friend the new gun he bought and his friend shot him while he was playing around with it. Both were not that bright. Friend should never have blindly played with a loaded gun, and the neighbor shouldn't have handed his friend a loaded gun.
My complex was pretty safe so this was the first time I ever heard of anyone getting shot there, but it was one of the reasons I decided to move a few months later.
@@jasonperry709 I thank you for the story. It was actually pretty funny.
@@jasonperry709 Hek hek hek hek. I really thought you were about to tell a story of trash talkin gone horribly wrong.
I was at a relative's house in Anniston, AL watching this live. After a few moments of celebration after Chris Davis crossed the goal line, we all looked at each other and said, "we have to be there." We jumped in the car and drove 2 hours to Auburn to join the party still going on at Toomer's Corner. One of my favorite memories in my life.
Love it Wade!!!
One of the Greatest college football games I’ve ever watched
no
07 Fiesta Bowl is on youtube it's so much better
Tristan Harlacher I said ONE of the greatest. It’s not on the 2007 Fiesta Bowl, or the 2006 National Championship’s level, but it’s still pretty damn good
@@a1gamer561 theres always that 1 person to say a 'better' game. It is one of the greatest, and i wish i watched it live
Dude i see you everywhere
RIP Rod Bramblett, the voice of Auburn as well as the voice of the only college football call to match Cal-Stanford.
I remember that Cal-Stanford guy. "AND THE BAHAND IS OUTONTHAFIELD! He's going to the endzone! He's going to the endzone! The BEARS have scored, but the BAND is out on the field. FLAGS all over the play. We don't know who won the game...we have to see whether the flags are against Stanford or Cal...The Bears may have made an illegal lateral...it could be that it won't count..The Bears, believe it or not, took it all the way to the endzone...If the penalty is against Stanford, California would win the game...If it is not, the game is over and Stanford has won...We've heard no decision yet...Everybody's milling around on the fiELD AND THE BEARS!!! THE BEARS!!! THE BEARS HAVE WON!!!!! THE BEARS HAVE WON!!!! Oh, my God, the most amazing, sensational, dramatic, excITing, THILling FINish in the HISTorY of College Football...CaliFORNia has won...the big game...over Stanford. OH, excUSE me for my VOIce, but I have never, ever, seen anything like IT in the history of any game I've ever seen in my life. The Bears have WON, there will be no extra point."
@@yetz2291 That was an epic play. I have a t-shirt commemorating it.
the announcer just continously screaming "OH MY GOD"! gives me the chills wtf
That's Stan White, who was the QB on the undefeated 1993 team. Rod Bramblett had graduated from Auburn himself 6 years before White did.
Literally the greatest football moment that I've seen in my life
If you haven’t heard the entire radio call of this play, go do yourself a favor and look it up. They’ve got one part of it at the very end on this video but it goes on beyond this . CLASSIC
Really wish we could've just let this play out for another minute haha
Geron Fletcher Man Bro you look like 50 cent😆
I love how biased they are in every game😆
I get chills every time I hear that "CHRIS DAVIS, OH MY GOD, AUBURNS GONNA WIN THE FOOTBALL GAME"
I don't think this one is talked about enough. I was right there, and it was one of the best sports moments I've ever seen live. Truly amazing.
Here in Alabama its talked about too much. All auburn has to talk about when we say we've won 17 national championships
@@CARx_2 I don't use this game as a response to that claim. Instead, I bring up things like how in 1973, one of the years Bama claims a title, they actually lost the National Championship game to an undefeated Notre Dame team. Can you explain to me how any non-retarded fan base is going to claim a title for a season that they lost the NC game to an undefeated team? No, you can't. It's not the only dubious claim at a NC for the Tide, either. Of course, they've still won a lot, but why be greasy and claim extra ones when there's no need?
"AUBURN'S GONNA WIN THE FOOTBALL GAME!" I will never forget this line for as long as I live
Same, not even a auburn fan but this is a call i will never forget.
Bro I literally walked into our living room and hadn’t watched this game at all (seen a couple plays just in passing as my brother was watching) and I saw it was almost over so I stopped to watch the end, and good lord am I happy I did
This is one of those games that you remember where you were. Absolutely an iconic play
this will be remembered for years
I went to my first football on this day. It was Vanderbilt vs Wake Forest. Vanderbilt kicked a game winning field goal and I thought I had witnessed a miracle. Then I came home and watched the final quarter of this game...
"AUBURN'S GONNA WIN THE FOOTBALL GAME!"
R.I.P., Rod Bramblett. This will always be one of your greatest calls.
Auburn broadcast wont be the same without Rod.
As a Dawg, can definitely say that the only time I'm rooting for the Tigers is when they're against Bama.
Also this is one of the best moments in college football history.
Sports history, for that matter. That kind of ending in any football game is a big deal, but for it to be the Iron Bowl, #1 vs #4, Bama going for 3 straight NCs, Auburn coming off another miracle finish against UGA, and all the other little things about it simply makes it incredible.
Buckeye fan in full agreement with this statement. This was Electric.
R.I.P. Rod Bramblett
I remember watching this game as a kid and my parents in complete shock. We are Oklahoma fans but they couldn’t believe what happened. When I got old enough to understand football better and watched this it gave me chills.
Still gives me chills. One of the best sports moments I've ever witnessed.
I'm so glad you used the Auburn radio call at the end. Still gives me chills this is the best moment in college football. Definitely watching again
Saw this game when i was younger but i didnt understand how insane it was until i was older actually inspired me to play football and the "Auburn's gonna win the football game" Still gives me nostalgic chills to this day
Great vid. Im an overseas Gridiron lurker, and have always struggled to understand why college football (indeed sport) is so massive in the US. However, this does a great job of explaining some a narrative behind a classic rivalry. Love it.
Ive been waiting so long for this video
That was, by far, the best recap/analysis of what was - inarguably - one of the greatest college football games in history. So much was made out of the crazy ending that many people either didn’t hear about or have forgotten just what an unbelievablely fantastic game it was from start to finish. This recap not only shows that, it reminds people of the game’s national implications. There are crazy college football plays and endings to games virtually every weekend of every year, but the fact that this ending happened after such a tremendous game, in the biggest rivalry in college football and one of the most passionate, hate-filled and storied in all of sports, and in a game between the #1 and #4 ranked teams with such enormous national implications riding on its’ outcome, easily makes it not just one if the greatest college football games ever, but one of the greatest in all of sports history. It’s one of those rare moments in sports where a huge game not only exceeds the hype, but because it was so good, the rivalry was so historic, the implications were so high and the ending was so crazy - and it was so widely seen and has been replayed so often, that the entire thing transcended sports and became a culturally iconic moment in time. And if anything, this video shows exactly why that isn’t hyperbole.
Greatest moment in college football history not only because of Bama tears but that it was Saban who costed them the game. Instead of being content and sending it to OT, he wanted the review and he was the one to send a Red Shirt Freshmen out to attempt a 57-yd field, a field goal some pros may not make, over a shot at the end zone. It’s so beautiful!
They had raved about Griffith all year and the kicks he was making in practice.. Saban wasnt crazy for bringing him in, just crazy for not having better return coverage.
Anton Films I cannot tell you how many people told me how Griffith was known for making 50+ yard field goals in college and hit a “70 yarder” (exaggeration but their quote) in the Georgia Dome during the state championship his senior year. I’m so glad it was him who missed it
Have to disagree. First play of the Miami season in 91 the kicker ran down the field and knocked out the punter. Personal favorite, this is #2 on my list however.
*"who cost them the game"
Yeah, didnt he call a timeout to get a review and they put one second back on because of his timeout?
Even as a LSU fan this play still gives me the goosebumps, such an unreal play.
Name a more iconic duo than Iron Bowls and Bama missing a critical field goal.
This post made by Dicker the Kicker gang.
Army vs navy
RIP Rod Bramblett, the play-by-play on the call. Iconic broadcaster, still missed.
Don't drive under the influence. Seriously. People get hurt and killed.
Amen 🙏
A rewind has to be done on the Fail Mary. Oh what you guys could do with that!
As a seahawks fan I would love to see this I don't care weather it was a catch or not golden tate pushed a guy down right before he jumped into the air offensive pass interference gg but it wasn't called and we got the strangest outcome and emergence of russell Wilson
austin allen it wasn’t even close to a catch
@@austinallen5066 Seattle should have ran the ball
As an FSU fan, this was my favorite year of college football in my life. Jamies was insane and won the Heisman as a freshman, watched this game and it was insane, then got to see my first FSU natty in my lifetime. That game winning drive will always be a core memory
I get chills everytime yall say *"Welcome to a moment in history"*
If you know any Bama fans with the last name Davis, call out, "There goes Davis!" whenever they walk by. They love to hear that.
War Eagle.
Best college football moment in recent memory.
If Auburn would've won the title maybe but Winston made sure that didn't happen.
That kick 6 was and still is legendary 👏
One of the best moments in sports history
I'm honoured that you think I knew about this game, but I know nothing about American sports. Your videos are so good that I can enjoy them anyway.
War damn eagle! I will never get tired of seeing Chris Davis streak down the sideline and rod bramblett going nuts. RIP Rod Bramblett the 🐐
Thank You Rod
I was at my friends' wedding reception when this happened. Went upstairs to the bar for a drink, didn't realize the game was on until I got up there. Also, kudos to the producers for using the best call of this play (aka not the CBS one.)
Roll 😭 Tears 😭 Roll!
As an Auburn fan, watching this play always brings a smile to my face. 🤣
This game and the 2019 Iron Bowl this year are two of the craziest endings I have ever seen and I'm not even an Auburn or Alabama fan; just great football from both teams!
Here because rod bramlett passed away today 😢 war eagle
James Weldon I’m a notre Dame fan but WAR FCKN EAGLE
Just found this today.
Your presentation is epic. I'm biased, but I think this game is one of the greatest ever. Not just because of the ending, but the context (2-time defending champs vs. first year coach, hated rivals, etc.) and the stakes (SEC Championship game, and a shot at the NC).
So many outstanding plays from both sides, and so many crucial coaching decisions from each sideline. Each play mattered, as did every officials' call and booth review.
Thank you for putting this together.
As an auburn fan every time I see that clip I tear up with joy
Lol still to this day if you quiet enough you can hear the ghost of bama fans past saying he stepped outta bounds
As an Alabama fan he was in the whole way no doubt about it.
Please do a Rewinder of Santonio Holmes' catch @ Super Bowl 43 vs the Cardinals. This game as a whole was crazy.
Yes. I've also suggested this video on multiple comments in the past. Would love to see a reminder on that
Not a catch clearly had one foot in
Finally someone acknowledges the one foot in.
I was watching this at a Friday’s for a friend’s birthday party. When it happened, the whole place went crazy. This was in northern Illinois and there was probably only 1 Auburn fan in the entire restaurant.
We were all Auburn fans that night LOL
I’ve seen a lot of variations of this moment in sports history. This video is the best in my opinion. Well done!
WDE
watched it live, as an auburn fan it still gives me goosebumps. great video!
I watched this play at Hooters in Knoxville, on my birthday, and it was the loudest I’ve ever heard a restaurant get.
I remember exactly where I was when this happened. Being an Auburn fan takes years off your life. This is an example of that. Sometimes I need a little boost and Rod's call always does that for me. RIP Rod and Paula Bramblett, War Damn Eagle
As a Mizzou fan I was excited to play against Auburn thinking that we were going to get destroyed by bama so that was exciting. Then we got beasted😭😭
So glad yall used the Auburn radio call! "Auburn's gonna win the football game!" is probably my favorite radio call of all time
Do a rewinder on Cardale Jones run to the 2015 College Football Playoff National Championship. Dude was ballin' all 3 of those games.
membersonlydave H E L L Y E A H
Lifelong FSU fan who watched this with lifelong Auburn fans. One of the best moments of my life, only eclipsed by when I watched FSU best them for the title a month later.
Look up the auburn band reaction video if you haven't seen it, it's a classic
Anyone love how the commentator's voice increases with each word, as he realizes what is happening. I rewatched those 10 seconds a few times and it gets funnier each time lmao
Dang every time he says “welcome to a moment in history” I just get chills
Please do the 2005 Champions League final. It would make an amazing episode. Thanks!
Dye hard Auburn fans will never get tired of seeing this. My favorite play of all times and AU has given us plenty of plays to talk about. I was lucky enough to have gone to school at Auburn when Bo Jackson was playing.
Please do a rewind of The Helmet Catch
They should do Plaxico Burrese's TD
no thank you
no
No god no please no
Do Miami vs Notre Dame 1988
Gives me chills to this day. I saw it live and I was screaming and yelling. Not really an Auburn fan but I’ll root for them. I was just tired as most people were if Alabama always being so good.
“AUBURNS GONNA WIN THE FOOTBALL GAME!!”
I always get so emotional hearing the announcers being so invested. Sports brings me to tears like nothing else.
I love these series
Honestly one of the best if not the best play I have ever watched on tv. This whole game was amazing to watch and the ending was unbelievable
*”The Gus bus pulled back into the station”*
(Slow clapping)
I remember this game so vividly. I’m an Auburn fan in a family of die-hard Auburn fans, and this game meant a lot to us. When the kick six happened, my brothers and I were losing our minds. My dad, however, refused to believe it. He kept saying “No. They’re gonna call a flag. They’re gonna say he went out of bounds. It’s gonna be something.” Auburn had been so bad the previous two seasons that he refused to get his hopes up. Once the call was certain though, he couldn’t believe it. What an iconic finish.
you should rewind the Michigan vs Michigan state "trouble with the snap"
No. No one should ever watch that ever again. Because it never happened.
@@1TotalJabroni Hmm, pretty sure that exact moment brings a smile to my face 2-3 times a week, pretty sure it was the best moment of all Michigan state fans lives, pretty sure it happened
Blue and yellow tears give me _super strength!_
@@greghmn Maize and Blue my dude.
@@ajbax96 - You know that's strange I just can't seem to recall that play. I mean I try to picture it...but all that comes to mind is a 75 yard touchdown catch by Donovan Peoples-Jones and a score...21 to 7. 😁
Never ever ever will I forget where I was when I witnessed this. Just absolutely amazing
We need a rewind of the 2004 Tayshaun Prince block
im not even an auburn fan and it gives me chills every time. best call in sports history.
I don’t know why I torture myself watching this
I finally find a fellow Alabama fan
Boo hoo. Your team is the favorite every year. It's like watching pats fans cry about the helmet catch.
As an Alabama fan I don’t know why lol. But I feel like Auburn should’ve at least won the National Championship that year to make it a legendary year
@@lukeinvictus
The helmet catch was at least a catch.
Don’t worry you will get lots to be happy about tomorrow night after you whoop all of us at Auburn
Watching this still gives me chills down my spine
Aye who came back to this after the 6th anniversary
not me
I came from that and today's lost via doink.
I was at the game. I had my head down crying because we where about to loose then everybody went crazy and stood up and looked around and was like we just won. It was a great moment
Do a rewinder on Sebastian Abreu's penalty in Uruguay-Ghana in 2010
Been asking for this one so long
Unfortunately I don't think they're gonna do another soccer one, because SB Nation is an American sports page.
That would be a good one
More like Asamoah Gyan's miss
That one hurt
Announcers at the end are INSANE, that's what I call passion!
Y’all should do Game 162 from the 2011 MLB season that whole night was amazing
You mean game 163?
Not only did me and my dad watch this live, but I called it happening. As an LSU fan it was incredible to see Bama lose like that.
Do one on the Cubs-Indians World Series Game 7!
Grant Klopfenstein no dont
Too soon
@@oldpotatoman4838 oh well
I was watching this game live, and right when they announced it was going to OT I went out to help my dad bring in the groceries
I came back to see the field swarmed by Auburn fans and had to wait for the replay to see what magic had just occurred
War eagle people forget how special auburn is
Do Jose Bautista's game 5 bat flip
Cam Byers it’s a great moment but I don’t think it needs a giant rewind considering it didn’t lead to anything too big and it’s more of a cool highlight.
I think it deserves a rewind that one inning was crazy, one of if not the craziest innings in baseball history. The build up and the craziness up to Bautista’s home run, with the crowd so damn loud after that homerun that I thought the volume on my T.V was on 100 and last but not least, the epic bat flip that just caped off that serial moment. I’m a Yankee fan and when I saw that it gave me goosebumps. That was a moment...
Bronx Born 53 like I said though, it’s a great moment but it didn’t hold significance like other reminders, with the exception of the butt fumble one. But it’s not like that home run lead the Blue Jays onto the World Series. But I think the series should focus more on moments that played a larger role, instead of looking at moments that were cool.
Jäger agree
I remember watching that game, as an Auburn fan that game was one hell of a night and one that I will never forget. War Eagle!
please do superbowl 34 rams vs titans "one short"
z- rex That had to be one of the saddest moments in football and I don’t even like either team.
Nurse08 agreed this was the only Sb the titans made and they could have won
Was at this game and seriously get chills every time I watch it.
Looks like you’ll need another rewind after tonight 🤦🏾♂️
That field goal thoughhh
Kick Bama Kick!
thats how i got here again :D
Lol
I just recently got into sports so I honestly didn’t know what was gonna happen in this. The suspense of not knowing made this rewind even better