re: Your team's most heart breaking play

DP

Nichols missing 2 FGs against LSU in 03 is number 1.

4th and 25 is number 2.

Both kept the Rebs out of ATL.

Probably Trey Williams not housing a 95 yd kick return vs LSU in 2012.

Lindsay Scott vs uga 1980.

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That was incredible in light of the fact that LSU dominated the 2nd half of that game, and prior to that drive Bama had only 2 first downs in the half

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Not that incredible. Instead of going with what had worked the whole second half, Chavis and Miles thought it would be a good idea to rush three and drop eight into coverage, hoping the clock would stop them. With no pass rush, McCarron found recievers on a few plays in a row using almost no time off the clock, quickly moving Alabama to the outskirts of FG range (we led by 3). Then, we decided to blitz everybody trying to hold them to a long FG attempt or hopefully push them out of FG range, and that's when they took advantage and burned us with a well-executed screen for the TD.

I knew after the first play of that drive that we weren't going to stop them. From that point on, it was just a matter of whether we held them to a FG and went to OT or gave up the TD. Should have known Chief would find a way to the latter.

Tpos Tennessee taking out and ruining Lattimore career is most heartbreaking Gamecock moment ever

Auburn bustin up our shot at a 3-peat, then LOSING to Jimbaw and losing the SEC title streak was the most heartbreaking shite ever. Typical Augrun

I actually think Notre Dame takes it in a defensive struggle. Last second field goal tk win