In the final BCS National Championship game ever, Jameis Winston and the No. 1 ranked Florida State Seminoles won in dramatic fashion, much like a fairytale ending against the self- proclaimed “team of destiny”, No. 2 Auburn Tigers.

Auburn turned their destructive previous season into a miracle, losing only one game and winning the SEC over a heavily favored Alabama team, which propelled Auburn into the championship game. And they didn’t look as if they were out of miracles yet, when they led the undefeated Seminoles 21-3 late in the second quarter. According to ESPN, at this point, the Seminoles had only a 8.9% chance of winning this game. But thanks to a fake punt and a miraculous drive by Heismann quarterback Jameis Winston, the Seminoles brought it to a 21-10 deficit at halftime.

During a halftime pep talk, Winston reminded his team that, “We didn’t come here for no reason,” according to ESPN. They then turned it around, chipping away at Auburn’s lead with a field goal, then intercepting Auburn quarterback Nick Marshall’s pass, which led to another passing touchdown by Winston, making it a 21-20 game.

But what followed that play is what made this game arguably the best in BCS history: after a field goal by Auburn, making the score 24-20, FSU’s Kick Returner Levonte Whitfield brought a 100-yard kickoff for a touchdown, giving the Seminoles their first lead since the first quarter. Then, with 1:19 left in the game, Auburn halfback Tre Mason, who had a monstrous running game so far, broke three tackles on his way to an Auburn touchdown, giving them the lead 31-27. Mason had 195 yards on the ground.

Then came out FSU’s Winston, with around a minute to go, trailing by four. They needed a touchdown, and the Heismann winner gave them just that. Driving down the field in 1:06, with the help of a Pass-Interference call in the endzone, Winston threw it up to 6 foot 5 Kelvin Benjamin (Winston’s favorite target this year), for a Florida State touchdown and win, 34-31.

“Once the ball is in the air on that post route, I’ve got to go get it, and I did,” said Benjamin after the game, according to AP College Football Writer Ralph D. Russo. Winston ended up with 237 yards and two touchdowns on the day, a cap to a near perfect season by the freshman. “Only thing is we’re victorious and glad to say Florida State is the national champion again, and I guarantee you we’re bringing that swag back,” Winston said. “You’d better believe it.”