WATCH: CBS Sports personalities reflect on most memorable Iron Bowl moment, the ‘Kick Six’
By Keith Farner
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“Who doesn’t remember the Kick Six?”
That was the opening line from this promotional video by CBS Sports to preview this year’s Iron Bowl as it looked back on the 2013 game where Auburn famously scored a touchdown on a missed field goal attempt by Alabama with one second remaining.
“I’m getting chills just sitting here thinking about it,” Brian Jones said.
Aaron Taylor added that the return, “may be the most memorable moment in college football history.”
Adam Zucker recalled that two weeks before, there was the “Prayer at Jordan-Hare” where Auburn scored on a would-be interception by Georgia, “that kept this impossible season going.”
Lead analyst Gary Danielson said he recalled the early part of the game where it appeared that Alabama had, “complete control of the game.”
Then the network highlighted an Alabama missed field goal attempt, followed by a Nick Marshall to Sammie Coates touchdown for Auburn, and the T.J. Yeldon run out of bounds to setup the memorable field goal attempt.
None of the CBS personalities seemed to believe it would happen, and then Verne Lundquist’s call shows Chris Davis crossing the goal line, “Chris Davis, no flags.”
In honor of Iron Bowl week, we remember one of the greatest games in college football history.pic.twitter.com/ChcgF7qMQ3
— SEConCBS (@SEConCBS) November 20, 2018
A former newspaper veteran, Keith Farner is a news manager for Saturday Down South.
