So, Georgia-Auburn had a preposterous ending that came, frankly, out of nowhere. What could’ve been a fairly simple interception by Georgia instead turned into a back-breaking -- and heart-breaking -- Auburn touchdown.
Auburn Hail Mary beats Georgia, and the Internet melts down
RIP, Georgia’s coaches.
But better than the ending -- well, maybe not better, but nearly as good -- were the assorted reactions to it. The reactions perfectly capture the scale of the moment, making it clear how improbable the play was.
First up, Georgia’s coaches, dying -- capturing the emotions of the fanbase in a single GIF.
Second, Auburn's radio announcers perfectly captured the reaction of the masses. The call went from that of a typical play to a mix of implosion, heart attack and utter jubilation in an instant.
Third, the Internet:
Craziest ending of the year, easily.
Here are sad Georgia people:
And of course, Nick Marshall:
Yup, game of the year.
Georgia fans be like: pic.twitter.com/ewvhDaRtOg
— Andrew Berman (@I_DrewIt) November 17, 2013
"I started doing college football telecasts in 1974, I've never seen anything quite like this." - Verne Lundquist on #UGAvsAUB
— CBS Sports PR (@CBSSportsGang) November 17, 2013
What!!!!!l
— Jason Dufner (@JasonDufner) November 17, 2013
Wow.. Those DBs from Georgia is about to get taken off scholarship ..
— Tyrann Mathieu (@Mathieu_Era) November 17, 2013
oh my fucking god no no no
— CHILLGRIM (@matt_T) November 17, 2013
BOOM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
— Kristi Malzahn (@kristi_malzahn) November 17, 2013
aGAERBJnRKJBNAERBLKA NLKAM NBKAEMRBAEMRBLKAENRBLAKEBNMA<BKMNAERLKBN AERKNMAERKLNMANLKA N #BLESSED
— Jason Kirk (@JasonKirkSBN) November 17, 2013
Well shit. #godawgs
— David Andrews (@dandrews61) November 17, 2013
!!!!! pic.twitter.com/eeuCLpMJhO
— Justin Scott-Wesley (@J_Dub86) November 17, 2013
I'm sick.
— College and Magnolia (@CollegeAndMag) November 17, 2013
Auburn wants Bama? Auburn's 'bout to get Bama. The chant, via @byjustinlee: https://t.co/YHAmw1RzVt
— SB Nation CFB (@SBNationCFB) November 17, 2013
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