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LOOK: Auburn reveals SEC West Championship rings

Georgia linebacker D’Andre Walker levels Auburn running back Kerryon Johnson during the SEC Football Championship at Mercedes-Benz Stadium Dec. 2 in Atlanta. UGA stopped tracking concussions by sport once the school had completed a grant application to study the injury. CURTIS COMPTON / CCOMPTON@AJC.COM
Georgia linebacker D’Andre Walker levels Auburn running back Kerryon Johnson during the SEC Football Championship at Mercedes-Benz Stadium Dec. 2 in Atlanta. UGA stopped tracking concussions by sport once the school had completed a grant application to study the injury. CURTIS COMPTON / CCOMPTON@AJC.COM
By Juliakate E Culpepper
April 18, 2018

Auburn Football posted a photo of the team’s SEC West Championship rings Tuesday on the team’s Twitter account.

The caption of the photo included the team's scores over Georgia, 40-17, and Alabama, 26-14, during the regular season.

“How the West was won: 40-17, 26-14 #Hungry #WarEagle,” the caption on the photo of a SEC West Championship ring read.

Although the Tigers defeated both College Football Playoff Championship Game teams in the regular season, they were unable to defeat Georgia when they faced the Bulldogs in the SEC Championship game at Mercedes-Benz Stadium.

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