[Bamabeachlivin]

OXFORD, Miss. -- Ezekial Knight picked one heck of a time to record the first interception of his college career.
The fact that the interception took some steam out of his "bad hands" reputation was nothing more than a bonus.
Alabama had just turned a Javier Arenas punt return into a game-tying touchdown and Ole Miss had taken over on its 25-yard line with 7:11 left.
After Seth Adams' first-down pass intended for Jason Cook fell to the turf, Adams' second-down pass to a crossing Shay Hodge was just a hair behind the Rebels' receiver.
The football hit Hodge, who bobbled it before the Tide's Marcus Carter struck him. Enter Knight, who snagged the ball out of the air at the Ole Miss 33 and returned the interception 28 yards to the Rebels' 5. In an afternoon full of emotional swings and big plays from both teams, Knight's effort was the key to the game.
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[Stoney]

Man oh man how big is the OT loss at home against GA now? A pick then may have changed everything.