Instead, everyone was breathless -– myself included – thanks to the fast pace and unrelenting second-half drama in one of the better SEC championship games in recent memory. Alabama's Nick Perry and Jesse Williams. Getty. It wasn't quite Baylor-WestWhile the SEC Championship games themselves have been mostly unmemorable affairs, the impact of the game has been almost immeasurable. All of the crazy conference realigning that's been going on recently in college football can, in fact, be traced backATLANTA — Alabama got a hand on the ball, which wobbled into the arms of a Georgia receiver who wasn't supposed to catch it. Before the Bulldogs could get off another play, the clock ran out.Was last Saturday a watershed moment for the Georgia football team? Next year's defense. And yes, what should have been done in the final 15 seconds. Plus much more in this week's mailbag.The Alabama Crimson Tide will play Notre Dame for the national championship after out-muscling Georgia in the SEC title game. SI's Michael Rosenberg and Stewart Mandel recap Saturday's epic clash. Backup running back T.J. Yeldon rushed 25 times for
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