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Remember Me. Lost your password? Username or E-mail:. Log in. Username or Email. On third down and 5, Auburn wide receiver Landen King came through with a one-handed touchdown catch on a 5-yard pass from T. Finley, and the Tigers evened the score at on the ensuing extra point in the first overtime period. Alabama got the ball first to start overtime, and the Crimson Tide scored on a 6-yard pass from Bryce Young to Slade Bolden.
Alabama completed its comeback when the Crimson Tide scored on a yard touchdown pass from Bryce Young to Ja'Corey Brooks with less than 30 seconds remaining in the fourth quarter.
The ensuing extra point from Will Reichard tied the game at , where it stood at the end of regulation. On fourth down and 1 at Alabama's yard line, the Crimson Tide gave the ball to running back Trey Sanders with the hopes of keeping its drive alive The Auburn defense, however, had other plans. Sanders was stuffed at the line of scrimmage for no gain, and the Tigers took over possession with two minutes remaining in the fourth quarter.
The drive resulted in a field goal, Alabama's first score of the Iron Bowl. The first play after Auburn's defense forced a turnover on downs, Alabama defensive back Josh Jobe intercepted a pass from quarterback T.
Finley at the Crimson Tide's yard line. Finley's pass was intended for Kobe Hudson but bounced off the wide receiver's hands, and Jobe made a diving grab that allowed Alabama to retake possession. The Alabama offense drove from its own yard line into the red zone, but the drive stalled at Auburn's yard line.
On fourth down and 11, the Crimson Tide opted for a field-goal attempt, but backup quarterback Paul Tyson fumbled the hold. Tyson recovered the loose ball and tried to throw a pass, but it fell incomplete. AuburnFootball is all over No.
On third down and 13 in the third quarter, Auburn safety Bydarrius Knighten came through with a diving interception of a pass from Alabama quarterback Bryce Young for the first takeaway of the Iron Bowl. The Auburn defense held Alabama scoreless in the first half of the Iron Bowl, and one of the biggest reasons why was the Tigers' ability to get pressure on quarterback Bryce Young.
Watch above as Jordan-Hare Stadium reacts to one of Auburn's five first-half sacks. After Alabama and Auburn traded punts for more than a quarter to open the game, the Tigers finally broke the ice with a yard touchdown pass from T. Finley to Kobe Hudson. The first game in Iron Bowl history to continue past regulation started with the Crimson Tide trailing until midway through the fourth quarter.
However, the Tide finally scored their first touchdown with 24 seconds left to force overtime, where the scoring continued. Once there, the teams traded touchdowns in the first OT period and swapped field goals in the second to set up a battle of two-point conversion plays beginning with the third OT.
A pass from Auburn QB T. Finley pass fell incomplete on the previous play. Young struggled in the first half against a swarming Auburn defense but settled down late in the game. He hit Ja'Corey Brooks for a yard touchdown with 24 seconds left in regulation to force overtime. Brooks was playing a more prominent role in the game after Jameson Williams, Alabama's top wide receiver and a Biletnikoff Award finalist, was ejected for targeting covering a punt in the second quarter.
Without him, the Tide offense struggled for much of the day. The Tigers had a great chance to run out the clock after Alabama turned the ball over on downs with 2 minutes left and just two timeouts remaining. However, Auburn running back Tank Bigsby stopped the clock by running out of bounds while striving for a first down on the ensuing possession.
If he'd reached the first down marker, Auburn might have been able to run out the clock. Instead, Alabama got a stop on third down and regained the football back with enough time to drive for the game-tying score. The loss means that Auburn finishes the regular season with four consecutive defeats and a overall record under first-year coach Bryan Harsin.
Now, though, the committee will not have to worry. Alabama survived on the road against a rival when everything went against it to make the SEC Championship Game with one loss. If it loses a close game to Georgia, will the committee penalize Alabama for losing a game that it played its way into despite several scares throughout the year?
When you consider the landscape of this particular college football season, it's a legitimate question. One way for Alabama to make a big impression is to push Georgia into a shootout. Even if the Crimson Tide lose said hypothetical shootout, it would be the first time all season that Georgia's defense would even be challenged, much less pushed to the brink. The Heisman Trophy will belong to Bryce Young.
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