SEC showdowns never seem to fail for excitement on any given Saturday in college football. Today's matchup between the Florida Gators versus Tennessee Volunteers was no different.
Tennessee would eventually lead the momentum of the game in their favor, even jumping out to a 27-14 lead through the third quarter. Even Tennessee fans like this one were turning up in the crowd, doing the Nae Nae and The Whip amongst the Florida faithful:
That dude shouldn't have spoken, or danced, too soon. What ended up happening in this game was that whoever had the ball last came out to be the victor. In the final seconds of with the Gators down 27-21, they had the ball going into 4th down-and-14 from their 37-yard line. But Florida quarterback Will Grier made a sick 64-yard bomb to wide receiver Antonio Callaway. Next, Callaway was left to finish the heroics by scrambling in a minor reverse mode and looped back, with key blocking, enabling him to run towards the sidelines for the game-tying touchdown. Then, they kicked in the extra point to go up by one point. You can see the clip of the touchdown play here:
Once Tennessee got the ball back on a final drive, they missed a 55-yard field goal attempt, and the Gators walked off with the win. The Gators are 4-0 this season, and Tennessee is now 2-2.
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[via The Big Lead]
