The most memorable plays in SEC history bring back moments of joy for some and nightmares for others. Here are some of those plays accompanied by their clever nicknames over the past several decades:

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*BONUS* ‘Angels in the backfield’ (Vanderbilt vs. Alabama, 1996): Personally one of my favorite plays in league history, it doesn’t get enough credit because the lack of a nickname, so I made one up. Bill Marinangel’s fake punt for an 81-yard score in 1996 could be the best play in Commodores football history. Untouched through the heart of Alabama’s special teams unit, Marinangel gave punters everywhere a reason to smile that weekend.

5.’My God, a freshman’ (Georgia vs. Tennessee, 1980): Likely Herschel Walker’s most memorable run during a brilliant three-year career between the hedges, his obliteration of Tennessee’s Bill Bates during the Bulldogs’ national championship 1980 season is a clip that will be shown until the end of time. Walker won the Heisman two years later and is the SEC’s all-time leading rusher with over 5,000 career yards.

4. ‘Run, Lindsay, Run’ (Georgia vs. Florida, 1980): Another one of the late Larry Munson’s most famous calls, Lindsay Scott’s magical 93-yard touchdown reception in the final minute against rival Florida kept the Bulldogs’ national title hopes alive. I’ll let Munson take you through Buck Belue’s scramble and toss to Scott: “To the 30, Lindsay Scott 35, 40, Lindsay Scott 45, 50, 45, 40—Run, Lindsay!–25, 20, 15, 10, 5, Lindsay Scott! Lindsay Scott! Lindsay Scott!!”

3. ‘Hobnail Boot’ (Georgia vs. Tennessee, 2001): You must pick up the fullback. Tennessee learned that the hard way in 2001 when quarterback David Greene found Verron Haynes in the end zone for a last-second touchdown catch in Knoxville to upset the sixth-ranked Vols. Munson’s call was fantastic: “My God Almighty, did you see what he did? David Greene just straightened up and we snuck the fullback over! We just dumped it over! 26-24! We just stepped on their face with a hobnail boot and broke their nose! We just crushed their face!”

2. ‘The Bluegrass Miracle’ (LSU vs. Kentucky, 2002): It’s a play that has haunted the Wildcats for more than a decade. Seconds away from beating Nick Saban’s Tigers, Kentucky’s secondary folded. LSU quarterback Marcus Randall found Devery Henderson as time expired for a 74-yard Hail Mary touchdown, leaving Commonwealth Stadium and a victory Gatorade-soaked Wildcats coach Guy Morriss in complete shock. Kentucky fans never want to hear the phrase “Dash Right 93 Berlin” again, but it won’t be forgotten.

1. ‘Kick-Six’ or ‘Kick Bama Kick’ (Alabama vs. Auburn, 2013): Considering what was at stake to the victor, the chances of there ever being another play of this dramatic magnitude this century are slim. Chris Davis’ improbable 109-yard touchdown return of a missed field goal as time expired turned college football upside down and instantly became the single greatest play in SEC football history. Nick Saban pleading with officials for an extra second to try a game-winning field goal a few moments earlier made it that much sweeter for Tigers fans. Auburn’s ‘Prayer at Jordan-Hare’ Hail Mary touchdown to beat Georgia the previous week is in the running, but this shocking score takes the cake.