Someone made Tennessee’s miracle Hail Mary vs. Georgia into a cornhole board

Here is the coolest piece of lawn game equipment of I’ve ever seen:

That’s a call back to 2016’s Tennessee-Georgia football game, which came in sixth on Bill Connelly’s list of the year’s best games. UGA took a lead with a Hail Mary with 10 seconds left, and Tennessee took it back at the buzzer when Josh Dobbs’ heave to the end zone landed in the hands of Vols receiver Jauan Jennings.

This is the moment (though not the same angle) that’s on the board:

Tennessee’s season sort of went to hell in the weeks following this game, but that doesn’t diminish the Jennings catch as one of the moments of the year. It moved Tennessee to 5-0, high atop the SEC East for a fleeting moment.

Because it was the second Hail Mary completion in 10 seconds of clock time, it was the culmination of one of the wildest emotional roller coasters in college football fandom history. This was a Tennessee fan with 10 seconds left:

And this was another one, like, minutes later:

(Watch that video with the sound on.)

It was an emotional scene for Jennings and his coach, Butch Jones, too:

If a UGA fan ever has to play cornhole (or “bags,” as it’s called in select parts of the country) on this board, feelings will be felt. Things could get nasty.