Auburn 48, Alabama 45: Nick Saban said “give their team a lot of credit”

“So proud of our team,” Gus Malzahn said. “We just didn’t play well enough,” Nick Saban said.

Published Nov 30, 2019.

Facts

Final score, per the Associated Press
Auburn 48, Alabama 45NBC15 (Mobile), Nov 30, 2019
Venue, per BamaCentral
Jordan-Hare Stadium, AuburnBamaCentral (Sports Illustrated), Nov 30, 2019

What was said

Auburn’s side

Gus Malzahn, Auburn head coach

So proud of our team. We hung in there, found a way to win at the end.

AuburnTigers.com, Nov 30, 2019

Gus Malzahn, Auburn head coach

Our seniors, we talked about leaving a legacy for those guys

AuburnTigers.com, Nov 30, 2019

Shaun Shivers, Auburn running back

This goes down in the book. Everybody will be talking about this for years.

AuburnTigers.com, Nov 30, 2019

Alabama’s side

Nick Saban, Alabama head coach

We just didn’t play well enough, you’ve got to give their team a lot of credit because they fought back and did a great job in the game as well.

Saturday Down South, Nov 30, 2019

Jaylen Waddle, Alabama receiver

That penalty really hurt us but hats off to Auburn. They played a great game and they came out victorious.

BamaCentral (Sports Illustrated), Nov 30, 2019

Nick Saban, Alabama head coach

He’s got great speed, reads the blocks well, understands how to hit these things so that you can make big plays and that was obviously a big play in the game.

BamaCentral (Sports Illustrated), Nov 30, 2019

Reports

Associated Press

Auburn fans stormed the field to celebrate another Iron Bowl thriller, filling it from end zone to end zone as they did in the 2013 Kick-Six game

NBC15 (Mobile), Nov 30, 2019

BamaCentral

The Alabama football team left Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn as the losers; a 48-45 upset at the hands of in-state rival Auburn, dashing all College Football Playoff hopes for the Crimson Tide and its fans.

BamaCentral (Sports Illustrated), Nov 30, 2019

Associated Press

Shaun Shivers scored on an 11-yard run with 8:08 left to put No. 16 Auburn ahead and another failed field goal by Alabama in the Iron Bowl wiped away the fifth-ranked Crimson Tide’s playoff hopes in a wild 48-45 victory for the Tigers on Saturday.

NBC15 (Mobile), Nov 30, 2019

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