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You didn't touch on it, which is completely understandable, but Rod Bramblett is the voice calling the game in the last clip. He was Auburn's radio announcer for many years starting with baseball and coming over to football. He was literally "The Voice of the Auburn Tigers". In 2019, he and his wife were tragically killed in a wreck while sitting at a red light at a busy, and well known intersection in Auburn, Alabama. For us Auburn alumni and fans, this makes the kick-six call even more special. RIP Rod & Paula Bramblett
I grew up with Rod thru high school and Auburn. He was very funny, smart and kind as well as talented. I will never forget his incredible, hilarious Phil Donahue impression in a high school skit. We lost more than just a great announcer when he and Paula were killed. I would like to suggest Jeanne Robertson's 'Got a Second' and 'Would You Hug a Bama Fan' for another, different kind of Auburn storyteller.
As an Auburn fan, this was one of the greatest moments of my life. Also, the game itself as a whole was an absolute heavyweight fight. VERY intense from start to finish.
As an Alabama fan, and I mean this with the utmost respect, fuck you. For real though I wish you guys the best, and I hope freeze works out. The best seasons are ones where we are both competing for the championship and get to face off with all of the stakes on the line.
@birch5757 The strip fumble right before halftime by Nick Fairley is what I am assuming you mean. I didn't know Auburn would win because I didn't think the refs would allow Auburn to win. They had already thrown some bullcrap flags on Auburn... especially the personal foul on Fairley for celebrating a play in a way that is done all the time, after he got his first sack I think.
I will always have a soft spot for the 2005 game against Uga too. That one will always be a fav. The way it was 4th and long and Brandon Cox hit Devin Aromashodu was just special. And the heads up play by my favorite Auburn receiver of all time, Courtney Taylor, to recover the fumble in the end zone.
It was crazy. All my friends were Alabama fans and they always rubbed it in everyone’s face about how good they were. Then they lost and were so salty for months. It was amazing to see them shut up lol
The chances of him making the kick weren’t good, but the reason for attempting it is that it still gave them a better chance than a 40+ yard Hail Mary. And what *actually* happened was extremely unlikely so it really didn’t factor into the decision at all (just like the slim chances of a pick six wouldn’t factor into the decision to throw a Hail Mary)
Thank you for pointing out the possibility of a pick six. People question the kick because of what happened, but only because of happened. The possibility of a fumble, interception, or worst of all- qb injury because of how long he has to sit back- is just too much to risk. Normally the kick either makes it, or it's overtime. The kick was a smart call... the coverage was not.
Another part of the problem was that Saban did NOT want to go into overtime. They were ahead before the half and auburn was coming back. Auburn had all of the momentum and Alabama was getting tired
I was a student from 2009 and graduated in 2014 at Auburn. Member of the marching band every year but 2013. This was my last home game as a Auburn Student and I will never forget this game and rushing the field to celebrate beating that other team. Great memories of my time at Auburn.
Lifelong Auburn fan here and this is the greatest play I've ever seen and I watched it live as it happened. I was losing my mind as Chris Davis ran his ass off down the sideline. This was one of the most fun seasons to ever watch, it was amazing
Heh. Pro-level kickers have gotten relatively better at kicks over 50. College kickers are notoriously unreliable, and (with few exceptions) hitting a 57 yarder would be extremely unlikely for most. Alabama only attempted the kick because time was going to run out.
Yea. Basically 57 yard attempts in college are pretty rare, and they're rare because it's very hard, in many cases impossible, for a lot of college kickers. I don't know the numbers, but that would be my guess.
@@davidgoodman4208 Yeah and it kinda explains just how few college kickers actually make it into the NFL. You have to be an absolutely next level incredible kicker to even have a shot at being drafted.
How? Auburn essentially had FSU's playbook. Their QB coach Damian Craig was at FSU the year before and he was relaying Jimbo's hand signals to the defense. That's the only way they were able to stop FSU's offense for a little while. That's why FSU started blocking Auburn's vision with towels from the sidelines. As soon as they did, FSU owned Auburn. No way can you say, with a straight face, that Auburn deserved to win the title.
Alabama had over 100 yards more in total offense than Auburn, not sure that Auburn "deserved" to win as you put it but they did. They had beaten Georgia on a miracle in an earlier game and it took another miracle for the them to get past Alabama. Their luck ran out against FSU, unfortunately for them. I will say the info from Jeff Spain above is interesting. It took a miracle for Alabama not to win 3 national titles in a row, it is still disappointing even now.
@@jeffspain3613 Yeah you can't tell me they didn't change the play book since he left. Are you serious. You obviously know nothing about football. There is some major conspiracy theories going on in your head. Coaches change plays and calls week to week pal.
This is the greatest individual play in college football history in my opinion. From the history, circumstances, and all it took to even get to that game. For the game to get to that situation and for it to end like it did was insane. The call, the atmosphere everything was perfect. The only thing that could’ve made it better would’ve been it being the national championship but you can argue this is better.
Y’all need to check out the full broadcast of the end of the game. As the students storm the field, the commentators react, and all hell breaks lose. I grew up going to the Iron Bowl, and can still vividly remember every second of the end of this game.
Had a coach in college who played for alabama from 2009-2011. We had a special teams meeting and this was played on what not to do. As soon as a single frame of this clip played he walked straight out of the room. This was in 2018 and he was still sick to his stomach even though it had happened 5 years prior 🤣
I’ll never forget sitting on my couch late at night with my dad and watching in absolute disbelief together. I’ll never forget and am grateful I got to experience it with my dad
I've watched sports over 50 years from my childhood. This is the most amazing play of all time!! Context for this one is key. Amazing, unbelievable turn of events. AND it's good for a VOL fan to watch these teams beat each other up.
Really glad you guys did this one! The build up for the game was insane. I watched it live and it's probably the craziest outcome of any game, in any sport, I've ever seen
I remember watching this game and I know it is such a simple call but just watching Davis come off that sideline at the 45 on the return and seeing 50 yards of nothing but field and hearing 'THERE GOES DAVIS' and then as he crosses into the endzone you hear "AUBURN IS GONNA WIN THE FOOTBALL GAME!" I was absolutely stunned, I could not believe what I was watching. It was the most watched regular season game that year, 13 million people watched the last half hour of that game.
I don't jump out of my seat very often, but I went nuts at the end of that game. I had no skin in the game. Bama was so dominant at that time (not that they suck now), and that Auburn team just seemed to be riding a wave. It was an ansolute classic.
Not too long ago, 2:00 wasn't much time at all. It was kind of rare for a team to make a comeback in that time. Offenses got pretty wild starting in the 2000s, and started spreading throughout all of college football A lot of SEC teams didn't start going that way until around 2010ish
These teams are both from Alabama so husbands & wives that are opposing fans/graduates sleep in separate beds the week of this game .. That's how deep this rivalry is !
One of these guys talked and laughed over my favorite part of the call, which was the abrupt change in tenor of Rod Bramlett's voice when he saw Davis was clear of defenders: "THERE GOES DAVIS!"
As was said, the distance was an issue (especially since he'd missed closer) but the thinking was - if he hit it, they win; if he misses, they just go to overtime. It's better than attempting to throw a pass and having it get intercepted and ran back.
MSU has a lot of magical finishes I think are worth watching. Miracle at the big house is also a great finish to a famous rivalry that ended on a special teams play like the kick 6. The Michigan State Spartans defeated their in state rival Michigan Wolverines while never having a lead before the clock hit 0:00 MSU vs Iowa in the 2015 Big Ten championship, it was a defensive struggle and MSU's final drive took, 13 minutes, 22 plays, 4 4thd down conversions, and a 2nd effort push to cross the goal line. "Little giants" where MSU beat top ranked Notre Dame on a trick play in overtime, scoring a TD instead of a tying FG (which would have lost the game if they didn't convert).
This game ending is more insane if you understand that most long term football fans had never even seen a missed field goal being returned or run back for any yards at all and didn't even know it was a legal play. It was shocking to see it unfold.
If you like these Secret Base Rewind videos, there is a baseball one on the 2011 Cardinals and their World Series win that is fantastic. The covers the last 2 months of the regular season and just how unlikely it was for the Cardinals to even make the playoffs to begin with. I remember watching the series live and as a huge Cardinal fan, I can not remember a more exciting time in my sports fandom.
I have been attending Auburn games for almost 60 years and I have never seen a play like that. And if I were to attend another 60 years I don't believe that I would see another one. An amazing experience.
I talked to my dad (AU, ‘63) after Ricardo Lewis’s miraculous catch to beat UGA 2 weeks before. “I doubt we’ll ever see anything like that again,” he said. It took two weeks.
Auburn's library burnt down and Steve Spurrior was quoted as saying "how sad, all those coloring books went uncolored". Love college football rivalries
I was a 12 year old Auburn fan conceived after we won the 2000 iron bowl, i listened to the prayer at Jordan Hare on a truck radio in the middle of the woods on a hunting trip, and i dropped down on my knees and cried in my living room during the kick six it was one of the most exciting moments of my life
What makes this play even crazier is that arguably the bigger miracle happened two weeks before that kept Auburn in contention for the kick-six to matter. The Georgia bulldogs had made a 21 point 4th quarter comeback to take a one-point lead with under a minute to-go. Auburn was backed up inside their own 25 and had a 4th & 18 led by a quarterback who threw less than 10 passes a game... Under pressure, he throws up a desperate heave directly to three Georgia defenders with no Auburn receivers in range to make a play on the ball. The game was over. Until the defenders fought with each other and tipped the ball up. And I guess that infamous Jordan-Hare Voodoo took care of the rest
I am an Auburn alumnus. Thank you for watching and reacting to this. The Iron Bowl is the annual game between the Auburn Tigers and University of Alabama Crimson Tide. I have been a Tiger my whole life. My family is AU. Half of my cousins are Bama and half AU. We live, work and play together all year. The the Iron Bowl comes. One day a year, families all over the state are divided. That’s Thanksgiving weekend too. The Iron Bowl is always the Saturday after thanksgiving. 57 yarders are tough. Our kicker usually can hit it 40+ yards away. But 50+ is hard. Daniel Carson is in the NFL and played at AU. We called him legatron. We all said Need a second Saban? It was meme gold!!
I'll never forget watching this game at my parents house when I came home from college for thanksgiving lol. I couldn't believe what I was seeing, especially since I had that context as I was watching it. One of the best college football games I've ever seen
And to make this moment even more cherished, the announcer and of this historical call, and his wife, sadly lost their lives due to an intoxicated driver. May they rest in peace and War Eagle!
@@golf1886 The wreck happened around 6pm on a Saturday evening after dinner. Maybe you shouldn't talk about things you know nothing about. You sound foolish.
I was driving up i75 to Atlanta from South Georgia when this happened. The highway wasn’t crowded at all, but you could see for quite a distance, a total of maybe 12 cars. The radio broadcast of course was epic, and when they got close to the end zone every brake-light on the highway spontaneously lit up and stayed on for a few seconds. A bunch of SEC football fans on the edge of their seat … while driving.
Being an Auburn fan and being there at that game is something that I'll never forget. I was sitting at the other end of the stadium where Davis would return the ball. I can still remember it to this day, I was thinking about getting my phone out for a photo or video, video recording would have been terrible with a flip phone, but it probably would not have been a very good video since the place was going nuts, people were jumping up and down in the stands and it was so loud. Absolutely loved it. After the game we rushed the field and I did take a photo of being on the 50-yard line. I haven't been to another college football game since. I mean, how do you top that.
I remember where I was when this happened. I had watched the other half of Auburn's story, FSU beating rival UF to go undefeated on the way to the National Championship. Afterwards we went out to eat. This game was on. I went to use the bathroom and saw the score, the tie, the clock review... I couldn't believe they didn't want to go for it. Alabama would surely win in OT. And then it happened. Their second miracle of the season which lead them to the Championship against my FSU team. And that same Chris Davis who ran the ball back to get them there couldn't stop Big Kelvin Benjamin in the end zone.
As an Auburn Alum from Tuscaloosa, that may have been more satisfying than the Cam's season. The next year when my brother in law, a huge Bama fan asked me what I thought would happen I said "I don't know but I bet Saban won't argue for time back on the clock". My favorite two teams in CFB Auburn and anyone playing Alabama.
Hey lads, I’m an Auburn fan and I still get goose bumps and tears in my eyes watching this. What the video doesn’t discuss is the kicker who attempted the kick was making them from 60 in warm ups 3.5 hours earlier. However, the temp had dropped about 20 degrees F and he was hitting those 60 yarders after about 20 kicks at differing lengths. So he was really warmed up. Now he had to come in cold and try it. I was surprised he hit it 56 yards to be honest. Also not mentioned was Auburn subbed more than just Chris Davis. They replaced the team on the field with the punt return team. So when Davis starts right the entire return team knew he was going to go left and they were able to setup the blocks differently. If you can find the original CBS call, Gary Danielson discusses that and a few other things, but hearing Rod Bramblett from Auburn radio doing the call is even more magical. Thanks again and War Eagle!
Watched this live in a house full of Bama fans... it was pretty epic. Now, I'm not a fan of either but it was definitely entertaining to see the freak out. They had someone back to return it and I remember thinking... damn, man. That's a long FG. He better not be short lol
Someone catching a short field goal is rare enough let alone it being returned for a touchdown to win a game and add to that to win a rivalry game of top 5 ranked teams. I've been watching college football for over 30 years and I've never even seen my own team catch a missed field goal. I've never even seen them send someone back to try.
I grew up in an Auburn family (though I actually attended Georgia Tech) and I’ve continued to follow Auburn football because of how much it means to the rest of my family. I remember watching that iron bowl. Being a Tech fan, I’m well versed that I never let optimism creep into my football and the whole game, I was waiting for Bama to open up what I knew they could do. It was a pleasant surprise when they had so much trouble with the kicking game and when Auburn kept things so close. Going into the kick, I told my wife that I figured the game was over, either Bama would hit the FG or take the win in OT (I couldn’t imagine Auburn beating both Bama and u(sic)GA (who I despise more than anyone else) in the same season). Watching that play, I was seated up until the returner made his cut at the sideline; I then jumped up and was starting something like “what the heck!” repeatedly. After the play, I was leaving against the wall trying to catch my breath (I’m asthmatic) just waiting for the replay booth to show he stepped out or the refs to manufacture a holding call. I remember sinking back into my seat when the touchdown was official. We had watched the game live, but I had forgotten my parents always DVR’d the game so they could ff through commercials. I called them immediately after the game, my dad answered the phone with “Don’t say a word” and immediately hung up. I had to wait about an hour before they called me back so we could discuss what had happened. Iirc, both of my brothers were at their house watching with them (we lived 9 hours away so were unable to do so). Just an amazing day that almost made up for me having to watch that Athens “school” beat my Yellow Jackets earlier in the day. Almost.
@DN Reacts I'm stoked you guys finally saw this game, one of the most legendary moments in CFB history. Personally, I still think there is a crazier and less likely single play in CFB history and its the "Trouble with the Snap", there's a Secret Base video about it.
One further bit of context that is rather important...the Alabama line was made up of special teamers who were good at blocking but had little or no experience in covering kick returns, such as evading blockers or tackling. That's a big reason why Davis made it into the clear so quickly.
That is one key point that pissed me off. He really had no chance of making that kick and they put absolutely no one on the field capable of covering the return. Just the dumbest play ever. As soon as he caught it I knew he was gonna go all the way back 🤬 lol
My father and i were coming back from my grandparents house and we lost signal for 30 seconds. We come back in range to hear the last seconds of Davis' run. It was stunning
Auburn fan. I was driving back from a job and could only listen to the bama broadcast. I nearly wrecked screaming. I can still hear the disbelief in Eli Gold's voice. Also, you had to be a student to understand Bramlett's comment "They're not gonna keep em off the field tonight".
I remember this so well. I was 11 years old and a fan of neither team, but I'm proud to say I watched this happen live. Haven't seen anything like it since.
Definitely on our radar, promise it’s not personal against the Bama. Given Bama’s history we have to pick a winner eventually! Thanks for the this one, have got it added to our list to watch.
Before coach Nick Saban was hired at Alabama they went through a decade of sucking Every team goes through a few yrs of ups & downs . But with Saban bama has been the New England Patriots of college FB .
I was 13 years old, and had been growing up in Jordan Hare since I was born. I was standing in the TIGERS endzone, and watched the kick six. We were on the field in less than 4 minutes
I legit woke up from a nap and watched only this play haha shit was actually nutty. I thought I was watching a highlight reel tbh then I realized I watch the craziest end to an American football game ever
Aj mccarron the Bama quarterback was the first qb to win back to back championship in 2012 and 2013 and he went 36-2 or 36-4 which is pretty good he was drafted in the 5th round and didn't do great In the nfl now he's in the xfl
The Alabama coach had said in an interview, he did not think he could beat Auburn in Overtime. That’s why I decided to kick a field goal. Personally I am not a college football fan, that statement was power. He put the blame totally on himself and not the players. Nick won my respect when I heard that interview. On a light note, was that the game an Auburn stole Nick’s hat off his Head?
Rest easy Rod. You will always be loved and remembered by this auburn family. Forever the voice of Auburn football. I was at this game. It was NUTS!!. War Damn Eagle!!!
Cam Newton was the NFL MVP in (i believe) 2015. his Panthers went 15-1 and lost the Super Bowl. great MVP highlight reel if you ever wanted to see more of him
Auburn went on to play in the BCS National Championship game that year, losing to the Florida State Seminoles 34-31 in the Rose Bowl in Pasadena CA on Jan 6, 2014.
I don't know if there's a good video compilation, but the Bear Bryant comment about "that cow college" reminded me of a coach with some hilarious cracks on rival teams - Steve Spurrier. Just a quick one: On a fire at the Auburn football dorm that burned 20 books “The real tragedy was that 15 hadn’t been colored yet.”
Subscribed. War Eagle from Auburn, Alabama. If you guys ever get a chance, go to an Iron Bowl in Auburn. You won't regret it. Auburn is a truly special place.
undoubtledly one of the greatest ends of a college football game - For another, I recommend the last 2 minutes of the 2011 Michigan Notre Dame game - the first game ever played at night at U of M.
This is one of the three most famous game-ending plays in college football, and it's honestly hard to rank which was the biggest. The Stanford Band game (Cal vs Stanford, 1982) gets points for sheer absurdity - how many times do you get to see a football player absolutely run over a trombone player? - and the fact that it was an undisputed #1 for so many years. This one, being the last game of the regular season and a massive rivalry with a conference title and likely national title appearance on the line, had the highest stakes but is perhaps the most ordinary-seeming play of the bunch (field goal returns do happen, but not often at all; I've seen maybe half a dozen total that weren't blocked kicks). And then there's my personal favorite, the Michigan State-Michigan 2015 game, which was also a huge rivalry and ended up with playoff implications but occurred in the middle of the season. The success rate on 57 yard kicks in college is ... not good. Using the 2019 stats, an average college kicker is about 95% inside 30 yards, 85% from 30-35, 70% from 35-40, 65% from 40-45, 60% from 45-50, and a sharp dropoff beyond that (40% from 50-55, and that's generous - many teams won't even have their kickers attempt it from that far out, so that average only counts the kickers good enough to get to try it). With a good kicker, a kick from 57 is a better chance than a Hail Mary pass, but not by a lot.
That tip td against georgia I remember I was prepping to bbq for some friends in college and watching that game. I shouted so loud when he caught it that one of my neighbors actually called the cops. When he showed up I told him what happened and he just said war eagle and to keep it down lol. For the kick 6 I was in hawaii with my family visiting my sis who was stationed there for the army. Was the first iron bowl we'd watched as a family since I had been in high school. That was a magical season all the way up to the last 13 seconds of that national title game lol
The rewind video covered pretty much everything relevant, but one thing y'all may not know is that for field goals, the kicking team generally replaces more of their athletic guys with lineman blocker types. A standard offensive play usually has 5 blockers, 1-2 hybrid guys that can block a little, and 3 athletic types + 1 quarterback. A kicking play often has 7-8 blocker types, a kicker and holder, +1-2 hybrid guys. So, in the unusual event of a return, there are 2 fewer athletes available for a tackle. Also, these are usually offense guys who don't really tackle that much. Point is, Chris Davis, the returner, was BY FAR the fastest guy on the field, and Alabama had more slower guys on the field than usual. A total mismatch if you can get by the first group of people coming out of the scrum.
Speaking from my perspective as a fan and student in the stadium, I was real nervous when they decided to kick it. While they were reviewing to see if there was time on the clock, I was explaining to a classmate how overtime works in college football. I was assuming they would try a hail mary because I thought Cade Foster didn't have the range. When they sent the kick team out I was like "no, way it's too far for Cade Foster" and another classmate pointed out that it wasn't cade foster. Then the timeout happened and I'm stressing the whole time thinking he might make it and the game would end there. I'm also sitting level with the goalposts so it's hard to tell if the kick is going to be wide or not. The relief of seeing it be short, to the excitement of it being caught, to the elation of seeing Chris getting past the entire alabama team was the most incredible few seconds of my life. Then we rushed onto the field and celebrated.
As your loyal viewer and a born and raised Bama fan, I’m going to play this and thumbs up but I am going to walk my dog while it plays. This hurts so bad.
Thank you 🙏 Really appreciate that! We’ve got a poll on Discord at the moment which has a couple of Bama games included. Hopefully at least one of them has a better outcome 🤞
@@DNReacts none is worse than this. This is my version of a stoppage time goal moments before the whistle. This just…when Saban sent the kicker out everyone in my family lost their minds. He is the greatest coach behind the Bear but Christ on a cracker what was he thinking.
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I’d say in college a 57 yard kick has a 30-40% chance of going through. A proven kicker who’s done it before can make it 60% of the time
You didn't touch on it, which is completely understandable, but Rod Bramblett is the voice calling the game in the last clip. He was Auburn's radio announcer for many years starting with baseball and coming over to football. He was literally "The Voice of the Auburn Tigers". In 2019, he and his wife were tragically killed in a wreck while sitting at a red light at a busy, and well known intersection in Auburn, Alabama. For us Auburn alumni and fans, this makes the kick-six call even more special.
RIP Rod & Paula Bramblett
War Damn Eagle Boys!!
"Auburn's gonna win the football game!" is one of the best calls in college football history. RIP Rob Bramblett
I have it saved to my soundboard lol, best call
"They're not going to keep them off the field tonight!"
I sure do miss him calling the games. Auburn sports haven’t been the same on the radio since😢
I grew up with Rod thru high school and Auburn. He was very funny, smart and kind as well as talented. I will never forget his incredible, hilarious Phil Donahue impression in a high school skit.
We lost more than just a great announcer when he and Paula were killed. I would like to suggest Jeanne Robertson's 'Got a Second' and 'Would You Hug a Bama Fan' for another, different kind of Auburn storyteller.
I hate auburn but I always respected him. I got to hear my son’s name on one of his broadcasts which was also pretty damned cool. RIP.
As an Auburn fan, this was one of the greatest moments of my life.
Also, the game itself as a whole was an absolute heavyweight fight. VERY intense from start to finish.
As an Alabama fan, and I mean this with the utmost respect, fuck you.
For real though I wish you guys the best, and I hope freeze works out. The best seasons are ones where we are both competing for the championship and get to face off with all of the stakes on the line.
Not for me. It was awesome, no doubt. But the Camback was better to me... as it led to a National title.
@@richrichie3153 you'll get no argument from me. Although as soon as that strip fumble happened, I knew in my gut we would win.
@birch5757 The strip fumble right before halftime by Nick Fairley is what I am assuming you mean.
I didn't know Auburn would win because I didn't think the refs would allow Auburn to win.
They had already thrown some bullcrap flags on Auburn... especially the personal foul on Fairley for celebrating a play in a way that is done all the time, after he got his first sack I think.
I will always have a soft spot for the 2005 game against Uga too.
That one will always be a fav.
The way it was 4th and long and Brandon Cox hit Devin Aromashodu was just special.
And the heads up play by my favorite Auburn receiver of all time, Courtney Taylor, to recover the fumble in the end zone.
I remember watching this live. It's still one of the craziest sports moments I've ever personally witnessed.
Yep. Two weeks prior, it was the Ricardo Louis TD against uga. I watched both live and went crazy. WDE!
It was crazy. All my friends were Alabama fans and they always rubbed it in everyone’s face about how good they were. Then they lost and were so salty for months. It was amazing to see them shut up lol
The chances of him making the kick weren’t good, but the reason for attempting it is that it still gave them a better chance than a 40+ yard Hail Mary. And what *actually* happened was extremely unlikely so it really didn’t factor into the decision at all (just like the slim chances of a pick six wouldn’t factor into the decision to throw a Hail Mary)
It’s the chance you have to take. Even with a small risk factor the risk is still there.
Best data I could find looks like around a 10% chance from 57 yards in college.
Thank you for pointing out the possibility of a pick six. People question the kick because of what happened, but only because of happened. The possibility of a fumble, interception, or worst of all- qb injury because of how long he has to sit back- is just too much to risk. Normally the kick either makes it, or it's overtime. The kick was a smart call... the coverage was not.
Another part of the problem was that Saban did NOT want to go into overtime. They were ahead before the half and auburn was coming back. Auburn had all of the momentum and Alabama was getting tired
I feel like they should have just gone ahead and thrown a Hail Mary to the corner of the end zone
I was a student from 2009 and graduated in 2014 at Auburn. Member of the marching band every year but 2013. This was my last home game as a Auburn Student and I will never forget this game and rushing the field to celebrate beating that other team. Great memories of my time at Auburn.
War Eagle. What a last game.
Lifelong Auburn fan here and this is the greatest play I've ever seen and I watched it live as it happened. I was losing my mind as Chris Davis ran his ass off down the sideline. This was one of the most fun seasons to ever watch, it was amazing
It was a emotional season for sure. Just thinking 2 weeks earlier on the 4th and 18 that our season is over to this.
Still get goosebumps watching it, hearing the commentators...seeing it happening live was absolutely mind blowing.
I saw that shit LIVE on tv and I was 14 at the time
I don’t know the percentages, but a 57 yard field goal is really tough. Thanks for watching this! I thoroughly enjoy watching Alabama get beat. 😄
Heh. Pro-level kickers have gotten relatively better at kicks over 50. College kickers are notoriously unreliable, and (with few exceptions) hitting a 57 yarder would be extremely unlikely for most. Alabama only attempted the kick because time was going to run out.
Yea. Basically 57 yard attempts in college are pretty rare, and they're rare because it's very hard, in many cases impossible, for a lot of college kickers. I don't know the numbers, but that would be my guess.
@@davidgoodman4208 Yeah and it kinda explains just how few college kickers actually make it into the NFL. You have to be an absolutely next level incredible kicker to even have a shot at being drafted.
You don’t get much pleasure then😂😂. We build dynasties. Y’all build envy.
@@dewaynemizzell7009 yep, you guys are pretty dang good!
I'm an Alabama fan. That play was devasting and awesome all in one. Auburn deserved to win that game and the national title that year.
How? Auburn essentially had FSU's playbook. Their QB coach Damian Craig was at FSU the year before and he was relaying Jimbo's hand signals to the defense. That's the only way they were able to stop FSU's offense for a little while. That's why FSU started blocking Auburn's vision with towels from the sidelines. As soon as they did, FSU owned Auburn. No way can you say, with a straight face, that Auburn deserved to win the title.
@@jeffspain3613 I did not know that.
Alabama had over 100 yards more in total offense than Auburn, not sure that Auburn "deserved" to win as you put it but they did. They had beaten Georgia on a miracle in an earlier game and it took another miracle for the them to get past Alabama. Their luck ran out against FSU, unfortunately for them. I will say the info from Jeff Spain above is interesting.
It took a miracle for Alabama not to win 3 national titles in a row, it is still disappointing even now.
@@jeffspain3613 Yeah you can't tell me they didn't change the play book since he left. Are you serious. You obviously know nothing about football. There is some major conspiracy theories going on in your head. Coaches change plays and calls week to week pal.
@@jeffspain3613 would Jimbo have hired him again if he was stealing signals?
This is the greatest individual play in college football history in my opinion. From the history, circumstances, and all it took to even get to that game. For the game to get to that situation and for it to end like it did was insane. The call, the atmosphere everything was perfect. The only thing that could’ve made it better would’ve been it being the national championship but you can argue this is better.
As an Auburn fan. For that year. The national championship was played in Auburn Alabama against Alabama.
the best iron bowl of all time in my opinion!
Bama fan here. Couldn't believe that the last five minutes went downloke it did.
10 years later, it still stings!
Even 10 years later, I get chills watching this clip.
bruh it dont feel like 10 years old lmaoo
ive seen that play 100 times and still get chills
Y’all need to check out the full broadcast of the end of the game. As the students storm the field, the commentators react, and all hell breaks lose. I grew up going to the Iron Bowl, and can still vividly remember every second of the end of this game.
I love it when the camera starts shaking. You KNOW the stadium has to be going NUTS when the camera platform is shaking.
Had a coach in college who played for alabama from 2009-2011. We had a special teams meeting and this was played on what not to do. As soon as a single frame of this clip played he walked straight out of the room. This was in 2018 and he was still sick to his stomach even though it had happened 5 years prior 🤣
I’ll never forget sitting on my couch late at night with my dad and watching in absolute disbelief together. I’ll never forget and am grateful I got to experience it with my dad
I've watched sports over 50 years from my childhood. This is the most amazing play of all time!! Context for this one is key. Amazing, unbelievable turn of events. AND it's good for a VOL fan to watch these teams beat each other up.
Really glad you guys did this one! The build up for the game was insane. I watched it live and it's probably the craziest outcome of any game, in any sport, I've ever seen
I remember watching this game and I know it is such a simple call but just watching Davis come off that sideline at the 45 on the return and seeing 50 yards of nothing but field and hearing 'THERE GOES DAVIS' and then as he crosses into the endzone you hear "AUBURN IS GONNA WIN THE FOOTBALL GAME!" I was absolutely stunned, I could not believe what I was watching. It was the most watched regular season game that year, 13 million people watched the last half hour of that game.
I don't jump out of my seat very often, but I went nuts at the end of that game. I had no skin in the game. Bama was so dominant at that time (not that they suck now), and that Auburn team just seemed to be riding a wave. It was an ansolute classic.
Jordan Hare stadium has the best home field advantage in football. The amount of missed field goals from other teams there is insane.
You guys should learn more about the Iron Bowl, college football's greatest rivalry between Auburn and Alabama
Wait till they hear abt the dead trees
@@darronwilliams4641 Roll Damn Tide
@darronwilliams4641 Yea. It really makes Bama fans look good.
As if no teeth isn't enough. 🤣
The Auburn/Alabama fan reactions to this game are great too.
I'm an Alabama fan, 41 years old and this was by far the worst loss I've ever experienced. I'd rather relive the National Title losses than this one.
@@undie3x7 I get it. Greatest rivalry in football.
Alabama fan here, watching this game was the most shocking thing I've ever seen. Every Alabama fan I knew didn't speak for days
I'd rather go through the national title losses again than relive this game.
Also: This is the greatest AU game I ever saw. I cried like a baby at the end.
Not too long ago, 2:00 wasn't much time at all. It was kind of rare for a team to make a comeback in that time. Offenses got pretty wild starting in the 2000s, and started spreading throughout all of college football
A lot of SEC teams didn't start going that way until around 2010ish
These teams are both from Alabama so husbands & wives that are opposing fans/graduates sleep in separate beds the week of this game ..
That's how deep this rivalry is !
One of these guys talked and laughed over my favorite part of the call, which was the abrupt change in tenor of Rod Bramlett's voice when he saw Davis was clear of defenders: "THERE GOES DAVIS!"
As was said, the distance was an issue (especially since he'd missed closer) but the thinking was - if he hit it, they win; if he misses, they just go to overtime. It's better than attempting to throw a pass and having it get intercepted and ran back.
That play still gives me goosebumps
MSU has a lot of magical finishes I think are worth watching.
Miracle at the big house is also a great finish to a famous rivalry that ended on a special teams play like the kick 6. The Michigan State Spartans defeated their in state rival Michigan Wolverines while never having a lead before the clock hit 0:00
MSU vs Iowa in the 2015 Big Ten championship, it was a defensive struggle and MSU's final drive took, 13 minutes, 22 plays, 4 4thd down conversions, and a 2nd effort push to cross the goal line.
"Little giants" where MSU beat top ranked Notre Dame on a trick play in overtime, scoring a TD instead of a tying FG (which would have lost the game if they didn't convert).
This game ending is more insane if you understand that most long term football fans had never even seen a missed field goal being returned or run back for any yards at all and didn't even know it was a legal play. It was shocking to see it unfold.
As a Chicago Bears fan who grew up on Hester I beg to differ
YES FINALLY I know you guys are gonna love the iron bowl
My favorite - thanks guys! I can’t wait for this season!
If you like these Secret Base Rewind videos, there is a baseball one on the 2011 Cardinals and their World Series win that is fantastic. The covers the last 2 months of the regular season and just how unlikely it was for the Cardinals to even make the playoffs to begin with. I remember watching the series live and as a huge Cardinal fan, I can not remember a more exciting time in my sports fandom.
I have been attending Auburn games for almost 60 years and I have never seen a play like that. And if I were to attend another 60 years I don't believe that I would see another one. An amazing experience.
I talked to my dad (AU, ‘63) after Ricardo Lewis’s miraculous catch to beat UGA 2 weeks before.
“I doubt we’ll ever see anything like that again,” he said.
It took two weeks.
Auburn's library burnt down and Steve Spurrior was quoted as saying "how sad, all those coloring books went uncolored". Love college football rivalries
😂😂😂
I was a 12 year old Auburn fan conceived after we won the 2000 iron bowl, i listened to the prayer at Jordan Hare on a truck radio in the middle of the woods on a hunting trip, and i dropped down on my knees and cried in my living room during the kick six it was one of the most exciting moments of my life
Still gives me goosebumps watching that.
What makes this play even crazier is that arguably the bigger miracle happened two weeks before that kept Auburn in contention for the kick-six to matter. The Georgia bulldogs had made a 21 point 4th quarter comeback to take a one-point lead with under a minute to-go. Auburn was backed up inside their own 25 and had a 4th & 18 led by a quarterback who threw less than 10 passes a game... Under pressure, he throws up a desperate heave directly to three Georgia defenders with no Auburn receivers in range to make a play on the ball. The game was over. Until the defenders fought with each other and tipped the ball up. And I guess that infamous Jordan-Hare Voodoo took care of the rest
I am an Auburn alumnus. Thank you for watching and reacting to this. The Iron Bowl is the annual game between the Auburn Tigers and University of Alabama Crimson Tide. I have been a Tiger my whole life. My family is AU. Half of my cousins are Bama and half AU. We live, work and play together all year. The the Iron Bowl comes. One day a year, families all over the state are divided. That’s Thanksgiving weekend too. The Iron Bowl is always the Saturday after thanksgiving. 57 yarders are tough. Our kicker usually can hit it 40+ yards away. But 50+ is hard. Daniel Carson is in the NFL and played at AU. We called him legatron. We all said Need a second Saban? It was meme gold!!
I'll never forget watching this game at my parents house when I came home from college for thanksgiving lol. I couldn't believe what I was seeing, especially since I had that context as I was watching it. One of the best college football games I've ever seen
And to make this moment even more cherished, the announcer and of this historical call, and his wife, sadly lost their lives due to an intoxicated driver. May they rest in peace and War Eagle!
He shouldn’t have been driving drunk. It makes the call worse for me.
@@golf1886 What are you talking about, guy? They were killed by a driver who was high, not driving while high....
@@jsrainesphoto They were probably just as intoxicated if not more, why else are you out that late?
@@golf1886 It happened at 6pm on a Saturday evening after dinner. Maybe don't speak on things you don't know about. You look foolish.
@@golf1886 The wreck happened around 6pm on a Saturday evening after dinner. Maybe you shouldn't talk about things you know nothing about. You sound foolish.
As a college football fan the hair on my neck stands up everytime I watch that play.
I was driving up i75 to Atlanta from South Georgia when this happened. The highway wasn’t crowded at all, but you could see for quite a distance, a total of maybe 12 cars. The radio broadcast of course was epic, and when they got close to the end zone every brake-light on the highway spontaneously lit up and stayed on for a few seconds. A bunch of SEC football fans on the edge of their seat … while driving.
Being an Auburn fan and being there at that game is something that I'll never forget. I was sitting at the other end of the stadium where Davis would return the ball. I can still remember it to this day, I was thinking about getting my phone out for a photo or video, video recording would have been terrible with a flip phone, but it probably would not have been a very good video since the place was going nuts, people were jumping up and down in the stands and it was so loud. Absolutely loved it. After the game we rushed the field and I did take a photo of being on the 50-yard line. I haven't been to another college football game since. I mean, how do you top that.
Roll Tears
War Eagle!
49-37-1. RMFT
I have to rewatch this over and over and over! I'll never get enough of this video LMAO 😂
I remember where I was when this happened. I had watched the other half of Auburn's story, FSU beating rival UF to go undefeated on the way to the National Championship. Afterwards we went out to eat. This game was on. I went to use the bathroom and saw the score, the tie, the clock review... I couldn't believe they didn't want to go for it. Alabama would surely win in OT. And then it happened. Their second miracle of the season which lead them to the Championship against my FSU team. And that same Chris Davis who ran the ball back to get them there couldn't stop Big Kelvin Benjamin in the end zone.
As an Auburn Alum from Tuscaloosa, that may have been more satisfying than the Cam's season. The next year when my brother in law, a huge Bama fan asked me what I thought would happen I said "I don't know but I bet Saban won't argue for time back on the clock". My favorite two teams in CFB Auburn and anyone playing Alabama.
Hey lads, I’m an Auburn fan and I still get goose bumps and tears in my eyes watching this. What the video doesn’t discuss is the kicker who attempted the kick was making them from 60 in warm ups 3.5 hours earlier. However, the temp had dropped about 20 degrees F and he was hitting those 60 yarders after about 20 kicks at differing lengths. So he was really warmed up. Now he had to come in cold and try it. I was surprised he hit it 56 yards to be honest. Also not mentioned was Auburn subbed more than just Chris Davis. They replaced the team on the field with the punt return team. So when Davis starts right the entire return team knew he was going to go left and they were able to setup the blocks differently. If you can find the original CBS call, Gary Danielson discusses that and a few other things, but hearing Rod Bramblett from Auburn radio doing the call is even more magical.
Thanks again and War Eagle!
Watched this live in a house full of Bama fans... it was pretty epic. Now, I'm not a fan of either but it was definitely entertaining to see the freak out. They had someone back to return it and I remember thinking... damn, man. That's a long FG. He better not be short lol
Watched the game live on tv. “Oh my God” was all I could say.
Watched this live while putting up our Christmas tree. Both my wife and I were speechless. The Iron Bowl is must watch tv.
Someone catching a short field goal is rare enough let alone it being returned for a touchdown to win a game and add to that to win a rivalry game of top 5 ranked teams. I've been watching college football for over 30 years and I've never even seen my own team catch a missed field goal. I've never even seen them send someone back to try.
Auburn was lucky that year until the Florida state game.
The 2013 national championship game is very underrated. Recommend watching it soon
You also missed the fact these schools are both in Alabama and HATE one another. It’s one of the biggest rivals in college football.
I grew up in an Auburn family (though I actually attended Georgia Tech) and I’ve continued to follow Auburn football because of how much it means to the rest of my family. I remember watching that iron bowl. Being a Tech fan, I’m well versed that I never let optimism creep into my football and the whole game, I was waiting for Bama to open up what I knew they could do. It was a pleasant surprise when they had so much trouble with the kicking game and when Auburn kept things so close. Going into the kick, I told my wife that I figured the game was over, either Bama would hit the FG or take the win in OT (I couldn’t imagine Auburn beating both Bama and u(sic)GA (who I despise more than anyone else) in the same season). Watching that play, I was seated up until the returner made his cut at the sideline; I then jumped up and was starting something like “what the heck!” repeatedly. After the play, I was leaving against the wall trying to catch my breath (I’m asthmatic) just waiting for the replay booth to show he stepped out or the refs to manufacture a holding call. I remember sinking back into my seat when the touchdown was official.
We had watched the game live, but I had forgotten my parents always DVR’d the game so they could ff through commercials. I called them immediately after the game, my dad answered the phone with “Don’t say a word” and immediately hung up. I had to wait about an hour before they called me back so we could discuss what had happened. Iirc, both of my brothers were at their house watching with them (we lived 9 hours away so were unable to do so). Just an amazing day that almost made up for me having to watch that Athens “school” beat my Yellow Jackets earlier in the day. Almost.
@DN Reacts I'm stoked you guys finally saw this game, one of the most legendary moments in CFB history. Personally, I still think there is a crazier and less likely single play in CFB history and its the "Trouble with the Snap", there's a Secret Base video about it.
Hope you enjoyed 🤝 and thanks for this one, have added it to our list to watch!
One further bit of context that is rather important...the Alabama line was made up of special teamers who were good at blocking but had little or no experience in covering kick returns, such as evading blockers or tackling. That's a big reason why Davis made it into the clear so quickly.
That is one key point that pissed me off. He really had no chance of making that kick and they put absolutely no one on the field capable of covering the return. Just the dumbest play ever. As soon as he caught it I knew he was gonna go all the way back 🤬 lol
My father and i were coming back from my grandparents house and we lost signal for 30 seconds. We come back in range to hear the last seconds of Davis' run. It was stunning
Best bumper sticker ever..."Bama, got a sec?"
Auburn fan. I was driving back from a job and could only listen to the bama broadcast. I nearly wrecked screaming. I can still hear the disbelief in Eli Gold's voice. Also, you had to be a student to understand Bramlett's comment "They're not gonna keep em off the field tonight".
The one announcer saying “OH MY GOD” out of the blue will be forever burned in my memory
I remember this so well. I was 11 years old and a fan of neither team, but I'm proud to say I watched this happen live. Haven't seen anything like it since.
I just now realized that for this season you guys will get to experience College Gameday every Saturday for the first time!
I was there. Absolutely the best ending to a sporting event I've ever experienced. I didn't have a voice for 3 weeks after that
Bama vs. Clemson 2016 was great. A few of our games with them were great ones, I would just like to see a reaction to a Bama WIN for a change.
Definitely on our radar, promise it’s not personal against the Bama. Given Bama’s history we have to pick a winner eventually! Thanks for the this one, have got it added to our list to watch.
Amen. Perhaps Iron Bowl 2021. Starting with about 2:30 in the 4th quarter.
Seriously, every Bama game they watch is us losing 😂😂. We do lose in dramatic fashion though lol
@@mcmillanndu maybe they can review all the missed holding calls on bamas last drive
Before coach Nick Saban was hired at Alabama they went through a decade of sucking
Every team goes through a few yrs of ups & downs . But with Saban bama has been the New England Patriots of college FB .
I was 13 years old, and had been growing up in Jordan Hare since I was born. I was standing in the TIGERS endzone, and watched the kick six. We were on the field in less than 4 minutes
I legit woke up from a nap and watched only this play haha shit was actually nutty. I thought I was watching a highlight reel tbh then I realized I watch the craziest end to an American football game ever
That was a great selection, guys. The Alabama/Auburn rivalry may very well be the most intense (and rage-filled) in American college football.
Thank you, this could possibly be our favourite College Ending of all time. So so incredible
Aj mccarron the Bama quarterback was the first qb to win back to back championship in 2012 and 2013 and he went 36-2 or 36-4 which is pretty good he was drafted in the 5th round and didn't do great In the nfl now he's in the xfl
this moment is ingrained in my memory. I was 14. Nutty. Go VOLS and Buck Fama!
One of the Greatest Plays in Sports history.
You guys really have gained an appreciation for the American game since I started watching you.
I was there that night. Will never witness a sports moment like it again. Pure euphoria. War Damn Eagle
The Alabama coach had said in an interview, he did not think he could beat Auburn in Overtime. That’s why I decided to kick a field goal. Personally I am not a college football fan, that statement was power. He put the blame totally on himself and not the players. Nick won my respect when I heard that interview. On a light note, was that the game an Auburn stole Nick’s hat off his Head?
Rest easy Rod. You will always be loved and remembered by this auburn family. Forever the voice of Auburn football.
I was at this game. It was NUTS!!. War Damn Eagle!!!
Rod
@@fuckcensorship69 dammit man. Samsung auto correct fks me again
Cam Newton was the NFL MVP in (i believe) 2015. his Panthers went 15-1 and lost the Super Bowl. great MVP highlight reel if you ever wanted to see more of him
Rest Easy, Rod Bramblett. An Auburn man, a life taken too soon.
Auburn went on to play in the BCS National Championship game that year, losing to the Florida State Seminoles 34-31 in the Rose Bowl in Pasadena CA on Jan 6, 2014.
I don't know if there's a good video compilation, but the Bear Bryant comment about "that cow college" reminded me of a coach with some hilarious cracks on rival teams - Steve Spurrier. Just a quick one: On a fire at the Auburn football dorm that burned 20 books
“The real tragedy was that 15 hadn’t been colored yet.”
Can’t lie I would sit and teach these guys about college football this is pure
I still get the chills watching that play.
Subscribed. War Eagle from Auburn, Alabama. If you guys ever get a chance, go to an Iron Bowl in Auburn. You won't regret it. Auburn is a truly special place.
Cade became a lawyer according to Wikipedia
Being in the upper deck that day, this is one of the core experiences of my life.
undoubtledly one of the greatest ends of a college football game - For another, I recommend the last 2 minutes of the 2011 Michigan Notre Dame game - the first game ever played at night at U of M.
This is one of the three most famous game-ending plays in college football, and it's honestly hard to rank which was the biggest. The Stanford Band game (Cal vs Stanford, 1982) gets points for sheer absurdity - how many times do you get to see a football player absolutely run over a trombone player? - and the fact that it was an undisputed #1 for so many years. This one, being the last game of the regular season and a massive rivalry with a conference title and likely national title appearance on the line, had the highest stakes but is perhaps the most ordinary-seeming play of the bunch (field goal returns do happen, but not often at all; I've seen maybe half a dozen total that weren't blocked kicks). And then there's my personal favorite, the Michigan State-Michigan 2015 game, which was also a huge rivalry and ended up with playoff implications but occurred in the middle of the season.
The success rate on 57 yard kicks in college is ... not good. Using the 2019 stats, an average college kicker is about 95% inside 30 yards, 85% from 30-35, 70% from 35-40, 65% from 40-45, 60% from 45-50, and a sharp dropoff beyond that (40% from 50-55, and that's generous - many teams won't even have their kickers attempt it from that far out, so that average only counts the kickers good enough to get to try it). With a good kicker, a kick from 57 is a better chance than a Hail Mary pass, but not by a lot.
AJ McCarron plays for the St Louis BattleHawks in the XFL now.
Lots of fun. I didn't know all the background either. An incredible finish to a game.
That tip td against georgia I remember I was prepping to bbq for some friends in college and watching that game. I shouted so loud when he caught it that one of my neighbors actually called the cops. When he showed up I told him what happened and he just said war eagle and to keep it down lol. For the kick 6 I was in hawaii with my family visiting my sis who was stationed there for the army. Was the first iron bowl we'd watched as a family since I had been in high school. That was a magical season all the way up to the last 13 seconds of that national title game lol
The rewind video covered pretty much everything relevant, but one thing y'all may not know is that for field goals, the kicking team generally replaces more of their athletic guys with lineman blocker types.
A standard offensive play usually has 5 blockers, 1-2 hybrid guys that can block a little, and 3 athletic types + 1 quarterback.
A kicking play often has 7-8 blocker types, a kicker and holder, +1-2 hybrid guys.
So, in the unusual event of a return, there are 2 fewer athletes available for a tackle. Also, these are usually offense guys who don't really tackle that much.
Point is, Chris Davis, the returner, was BY FAR the fastest guy on the field, and Alabama had more slower guys on the field than usual. A total mismatch if you can get by the first group of people coming out of the scrum.
My favorite childhood memory is watching that game with my Dad
Speaking from my perspective as a fan and student in the stadium, I was real nervous when they decided to kick it. While they were reviewing to see if there was time on the clock, I was explaining to a classmate how overtime works in college football. I was assuming they would try a hail mary because I thought Cade Foster didn't have the range. When they sent the kick team out I was like "no, way it's too far for Cade Foster" and another classmate pointed out that it wasn't cade foster. Then the timeout happened and I'm stressing the whole time thinking he might make it and the game would end there. I'm also sitting level with the goalposts so it's hard to tell if the kick is going to be wide or not. The relief of seeing it be short, to the excitement of it being caught, to the elation of seeing Chris getting past the entire alabama team was the most incredible few seconds of my life. Then we rushed onto the field and celebrated.
As your loyal viewer and a born and raised Bama fan, I’m going to play this and thumbs up but I am going to walk my dog while it plays. This hurts so bad.
Thank you 🙏 Really appreciate that! We’ve got a poll on Discord at the moment which has a couple of Bama games included. Hopefully at least one of them has a better outcome 🤞
@@DNReacts none is worse than this. This is my version of a stoppage time goal moments before the whistle. This just…when Saban sent the kicker out everyone in my family lost their minds. He is the greatest coach behind the Bear but Christ on a cracker what was he thinking.
I work at Auburn University. That stadium is literally 50 foot from my office door.