re: Plays that still haunt you

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Georgia was not gonna stop our running game,

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Let’s take each team separately, because the combatants in such a grueling test of wills each deserve their say. We’ll begin with Alabama, which needed a win to stay in control of its SEC and national title destiny and which was, for all intents and purposes, dead the moment LSU linebacker Lamar Louis forced the ball out of Yeldon’s hands with just over a minute left in fourth quarter. The Tide were done. Out. All but buried. LSU had a first-and-goal from the Alabama six-yard line with 73 seconds remaining. At the very least, the Tigers would milk a little clock -- Alabama had all its timeouts -- and kick a field goal. More than likely, given the momentum swing created by the fumble, LSU’s massive line would open a hole for Terrence Magee or Leonard Fournette, who would rumble into the end zone. Even if they didn’t that field goal would probably be enough, given that Alabama's offense had averaged a paltry 3.6 yards a play to that point and had a whopping one first down in the second half. How would the Tide move the ball down the field against a defense that had solved them? Even if they did, kicker Adam Griffith had missed five of his previous nine field goal attempts. Every sign pointed to an LSU victory that could help plunge the SEC West into the kind of chaos that could knock every team in the league out of the College Football Playoff hunt.

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The Yeldon screen is obviously the winner.

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fricking Matt Jones.

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Jacksonville Jaguars: What Ever Happened to Matt Jones?

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Jacksonville finally cut ties with Jones shortly before the 2009 season, due to his second arrest and another violation of the NFL substance abuse policy, this time for violating the terms of his parole due to his prior charge.

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