No. 5 Auburn shocks No. 1 Alabama in the last play of the game.

They say that lightning never strikes twice in the same place. But the legend All you need is the right amount of heat in a reasonable amount of bits and a bit of luck shaking the universe to attract from the sky.

In a small patch of land covered by the Alabama steel and concrete and beliefs of 87,451 fans, those elements collide in perfect harmony Saturday night in a way that changed the course of history.

BOX Rating: Tigers 34, Tide 28.

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"Prayer in Jordan - Hare" events that are not equal. In the history of the program But from a clear night sky while dreaming the Alabama 57-yard field goal sailed to the pole with no time on the clock Saturday evening, come here, come here, come here, heat and hope.

The most memorable play in the Auburn, has been replaced by perhaps the greatest player in college football history. Miracle season for the Tigers, who never has - and never will be - a bigger one Chris Davis returned 109 yards in discharging No. 1 Alabama, 34-28.

"What it is like," Davis said. "I like to say that God is good, God is good.".

Is 78th Iron Bowl ended, and a hell of a player bursting with Dogpile Auburn in the end zone and thousands of fans running onto the field with the most skeptical. About all the games that have turned wild even before playing the past. About betting on Alabama, which appears to be headed for a third consecutive national title. About what it means for Auburn, which has opened 3-9 last season to 11-1 and a trip to the Southeast Conference championship game Saturday in the first year under Vegas. by Malzahn, but mostly about a lot of fate that seems to be riding on the Tigers this season.

No. 5 Auburn shocks No. 1 Alabama in the last play of the game.