The SEC Championship Game has been a lot of things to a lot of people during its 24 years of exuberant existence. It's been a cash cow adorned with 24-karat cowbells. It's been an annual reunion of friends and legends from the good old days before the SEC expanded to become a football industrial complex. It's been a weekend-long celebration of the sport the Deep South knows and loves the best, and it's been justification for everyone from Roy Kramer to Steve Spurrier to Nick Saban. On the 25th anniversary of Kramer's baby, though, it might be worth noting the one thing the SEC Championship Game hasn't been, at least not very often. It hasn't been a great football game, which is strange because no one produces more great games that inspire everything from nicknames to paintings than the SEC. From Labor Day weekend through the Thanksgiving holiday. That's not likely to change today as unbeaten No. 1 Alabama prepares to do bodily ha...
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