Sunday night’s Super Bowl LII was more like a Big 12 game, tons of points and no defense.

Nonetheless, it made for an exciting shootout, as both teams combined for a Super Bowl record 1,152 total yards.

The Philadelphia Eagles defeated the New England Patriots 41-33, and that means 11 former SEC players win Super Bowl rings, according to the official rosters:

  • Derek Barnett, DL, Tennessee
  • Trey Burton, TE, Florida
  • Fletcher Cox, DL, Mississippi State
  • Dannell Ellerbe, LB, Georgia
  • Alshon Jeffery, WR, South Carolina
  • Donnie Jones, P, LSU
  • Jalen Mills, DB, LSU
  • Chance Warmack, OL, Alabama
  • Jaylen Watkins, DB, Florida
  • Caleb Sturgis, K, Florida *
  • Jason Peters, OT, Arkansas *

Former Tennessee standout Derek Barnett made the game-defining play when he recovered the strip-sack of Tom Brady late in the fourth quarter. With the Eagles up 38-33 with just over two minutes left in the game, Barnett’s fumble recovery marked the first turnover of the game. And it was a huge one.

Ex-Gators do-it-all Trey Burton threw a first-half TD, too, and it was easily the game’s best play-call. Burton played multiple positions for Urban Meyer and Florida during his four-year career.

Former South Carolina star Alshon Jeffery caught three passes for 73 yards with one huge first-half TD.

* Both players are on IR for the Eagles but will get a Super Bowl ring.