The Kick Six: Chris Davis’ 109-Yard Dagger One second. One kick. One hundred and nine yards of pure history. The "Kick Six" remains the undisputed heavyweight champion of college football endings. It wasn't just a win; it was the total collapse of a dynasty in real-time. With the score tied 28–28, Nick Saban famously lobbied for one second to be put back on the clock for a potential game-winning 57-yard field goal. He got the second, but Auburn got the miracle. Chris Davis, who had already played the "game of his life" by knocking T.J. Yeldon out of bounds to set up that final play, stood at the back of the end zone. When the kick fell short, Davis didn't just field it; he followed a wall of blockers that Gus Malzahn had perfectly coached for that exact scenario. As he sprinted down the home sideline, Rod Bramblett’s voice became the soundtrack of a generation: "There goes Davis! Oh my God! Auburn’s gonna win the football game!" #ChrisDavis #KickSix #AuburnFootball #IronBowl #WarEa...