WATCH: Georgia and South Carolina receivers try to one-up each other with ridiculous TD catches

The fireworks are flying in Athens.

Georgia and South Carolina are locked in a back-and-forth battle, and two of the scores came via incredible catches. Video review was needed to determine each catch.

The Gamecocks are hoping to pull of the upset and keep their slim hopes for an SEC East title alive. Georgia scored the first touchdown of the game on a run by RB Sony Michel, but the Gamecocks are playing strong early on.

South Carolina QB Jake Bentley led the Gamecocks on a drive that ended with a 12-yard pass to WR Bryan Edwards. The play was initially ruled incomplete on the field, but video review showed that Edwards did control the ball throughout while getting an elbow down in the end zone.

It was a remarkable play that allowed the Gamecocks to tie the score early in the second quarter.

Here is a photo of the play from The SEC on CBS on Twitter:

Here is video of the entire play from @TreyW_Radio on Twitter:

Great throw & catch by #Gamecocks. Tied up 7-7 in Athens. pic.twitter.com/l28bxuSHxh

— Trey Wallace (@TreyW_Radio) November 4, 2017

Not to be outdone, the Bulldogs marched right back down the field to take the lead. Georgia QB Jake Fromm connected with WR Javon Wims on a 10-yard, toe-drag touchdown. Video review was again needed to determine if it was a catch or not.

Here is the play from The SEC on CBS:

Javon Wims shows off some serious footwork.
After review, this is a @FootballUGA touchdown. pic.twitter.com/gyNUOsaCkB

— SEConCBS (@SEConCBS) November 4, 2017

Paul Harvey

Paul Harvey lives in Atlanta and covers SEC football.