Kick Six: Auburn 34, Alabama 28
Auburn beat Alabama 34-28 on November 30, 2013, when Chris Davis took a missed field goal back with no time remaining.
Rod Bramblett, Auburn radio play-by-play announcer
Auburn’s gonna win the football game! Auburn’s gonna win the football game! He ran the missed field goal back! He ran it back 109 yards! They’re not going to keep them off the field tonight!
What was said, then and since
Through Nov 24, 2023
What Auburn said
Chris Davis, Auburn defensive back who returned the kick
As it was falling to me, I knew it was going to be short and I was going to be able to field it. The rest is history.
What Alabama said
Nick Saban, Alabama head coach
First time I have ever lost a game that way; the first time I have ever seen a game lost that way.
Landon Collins, Alabama safety, 2014
It shows up on the TV every now and again, and it breaks our heart every time
Associated Press text (byline John Zenor) as published by Fox News
Neither team
Verne Lundquist, CBS broadcaster
And then Gary (Danielson) and I just shut up. For one minute and 21 seconds, we didn’t say a word. And all I said then was ‘Well, you might want to see that again.’
Related
- Same coach: Nick Saban’s coaching record
- Same coach: Gus Malzahn’s coaching record
- More: All of History
- Same quotes, as a list
Sources
News and releases
CBS Sports, May 26, 2019·Archived copy“Legendary announcer Rod Bramblett was an Auburn man and the voice of the fan”
AuburnTigers.com, Nov 30, 2013·Archived copy“Auburn beats Bama in an Iron Bowl for the ages - Auburn Tigers - Official Athletics Website”
Game story by Charles Goldberg on Auburn Athletics’ official site (auburntigers.com)
Fox News, Nov 24, 2014·Archived copy“Delight or heartache, Iron Bowl Kick-Six stirs strong memories for both Alabama and Auburn | Fox News”
- The Cullman Tribune, Nov 22, 2023·Archived copy
“The Kick Six, 10 years later: ‘A great moment for Auburn’”
Awful Announcing, Nov 24, 2023·Archived copy“Verne Lundquist recounts his call of ‘The Kick-Six’ ahead of its ten-year anniversary: ‘My favorite game of all time’”