re: Excluding your team, what’s one of the best SEC games you’ve watched?

I rarely watch other teams play but I had to check out The Pirate's first game at Mississippi State vs LSU. That was pretty entertaining.

DSOR has been a wild series since forever. 125 games total - played annually since 1919.

quote:

---

Georgia 56, Auburn 49
Nov. 16, 1996 — Auburn, Ala.

Georgia came back from being down 21 points to tie the game at 28-28 at the end of regulation, causing the first overtime game in SEC history The Bulldogs then scored in each of its four overtimes, and running back Torin Kirtsey got a touchdown on a left sweep for a 56-49 lead. Auburn quarterback Dameyune Craig was stopped on downs on the next possession and Georgia came away with the win.

---

and

quote:

---

Auburn 43, Georgia 38
Nov. 16, 2013 — Auburn, Ala.

Auburn led 37-17 with less than 10 minutes to go, only to see Georgia quarterback Aaron Murray throw two touchdown passes and run for another to put the Bulldogs up 38-37 with 1:49 left. On the ensuing drive, Auburn faced 4th-and-18 on its own 27-yard line with 36 seconds remaining, and Tiger quarterback Nick Marshall threw the ball downfield to Ricardo Louis in triple coverage. Georgia defenders Tray Matthews and Josh Harvey-Clemons both went for the pick and the ball bounced off of Matthews' helmet into Louis' hands before he easily raced into the end zone. The two-point conversion failed, and Georgia actually made it to the Auburn 20-yard line before time expired.

The winning play, known as both "Prayer at Jordan–Hare" and "The Immaculate Deflection," is arguably the most memorable of the series.

---

Auburn/LSU "Earthquake Game" another that comes to mind.

Though it wasn't as high stakes as usual, I really enjoyed LSU and Florida last year. UF didn't bother to play their best player to rest him up for Bama, a terrible coaching decision that came back to bite them in the arse. LSU started a feisty freshman qb(with the best name ever) who wouldn't quit and a poorly timed shoe throw by UF causing a personal foul penalty, all lead to an insanely long fg in the fog for the win. I mean what a game.

Bama/UGA title game. Hands down. We don't get many true clash-of-the-titans title games these days. But that game was just awesome.

The neverending LSU-TAMU is one of my favorites.

The LSU game where Miles went for it on 4th down 8 gazillion times. Hester was an animal.

Ar-kansas's Henry heave backward on 4th and 25 vs Ole Miss in 2015 was good enough to put BAMA back in Atlanta and of course, they won another National Championship.

"That'll do pig, that'll do."

Anyone who says anything other than the 13 Iron bowl is lying

Kentucky LSU way back when

Vols at Notre Dame in 91. Bama had beaten LSU, turned to the Vols game. What a amazing finish in South Bend