'There Can Only Be One' Tigers - SEC CHAMPIONSHIP Mizzou VS Auburn
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daemonova
hit it, & I didn't go Erykah Badu crazy, #yallmad
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invincible1914
G.O.M.A.B.
http://www.sbnation.com/college-foo...-score-lsu-holds-on-in-death-valley-for-35-21
Auburn vs. LSU final score: LSU holds on in Death Valley for 35-21 victory
By Connor Tapp @MeetMeAtTapps on Sep 21 2013, 11:44p 2
Crystal LoGiudice-USA TODAY Spor
Jeremy Hill carries LSU to impressive home victory against the overmatched but resilient Auburn Tigers.
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Though Gus Malzahn's Auburn Tigers showed some fight during the second half, the LSU Tigers established a comfortable lead early and held off a late surge from Auburn en route to a 35-21 win in Death Valley.
LSU jumped out to a 21-0 lead early in the second quarter, a run that was ignited by a pair of impressive Jeremy Hill touchdown runs of 49 yards and 10 yards. Hill's second touchdown came on the first play after Auburn fumbled an attempted punt on its own 10 yard line.
GIF credit: ESPN
Auburn had a chance to get back in the game in the fourth quarter after a 12-yardCameron Artis-Payne touchdown run brought the score to 35-21, but the onside kick attempt recovered by Cody Parkey was reviewed and ruled to be illegal touching. From there, LSU and Auburn traded punts as the clock continued to wind down and Auburn's chances of scoring two touchdowns to tie it up to force overtime became increasingly slim.
With less than two minutes to go, Auburn quarterback Nick Marshall led a drive deep into LSU territory that threatened to make things interesting, but it stalled out on a failed fourth down attempt in which Tre Mason was dragged down on a screen pass at the LSU 12.
Box Score Hero:
LSU running back Jeremy Hill could have quit halfway through the second quarter and still would have walked away with this honor. Hill finished the night with 183 and 3 touchdowns on 25 carries and had 140 of those two minutes into the second quarter.
Rankings Ramifications:
LSU looked good, but so did everybody in front of them. Expect the sixth-ranked Tigers to stand pat.
But Did They Cover?
When LSU pulled ahead 35-14, it appeared that folks picking Les Miles' Tigers to cover the 17-point spread would be quite happy. But Auburn scored a late touchdown to secure a back-door cover.
I watched the game. The game was one sided until halfway into the 3rd quarter. But it's whatever.... Auburn is a much better team now than they were then and would probably do better if they played again. You have a point about the turnovers though.
http://www.sbnation.com/college-foo...-score-lsu-holds-on-in-death-valley-for-35-21
Auburn vs. LSU final score: LSU holds on in Death Valley for 35-21 victory
By Connor Tapp @MeetMeAtTapps on Sep 21 2013, 11:44p 2
Crystal LoGiudice-USA TODAY Spor
Jeremy Hill carries LSU to impressive home victory against the overmatched but resilient Auburn Tigers.
TWEET (22) SHARE (21) SHARE 2 COMMENTS
Though Gus Malzahn's Auburn Tigers showed some fight during the second half, the LSU Tigers established a comfortable lead early and held off a late surge from Auburn en route to a 35-21 win in Death Valley.
LSU jumped out to a 21-0 lead early in the second quarter, a run that was ignited by a pair of impressive Jeremy Hill touchdown runs of 49 yards and 10 yards. Hill's second touchdown came on the first play after Auburn fumbled an attempted punt on its own 10 yard line.
GIF credit: ESPN
Auburn had a chance to get back in the game in the fourth quarter after a 12-yardCameron Artis-Payne touchdown run brought the score to 35-21, but the onside kick attempt recovered by Cody Parkey was reviewed and ruled to be illegal touching. From there, LSU and Auburn traded punts as the clock continued to wind down and Auburn's chances of scoring two touchdowns to tie it up to force overtime became increasingly slim.
With less than two minutes to go, Auburn quarterback Nick Marshall led a drive deep into LSU territory that threatened to make things interesting, but it stalled out on a failed fourth down attempt in which Tre Mason was dragged down on a screen pass at the LSU 12.
Box Score Hero:
LSU running back Jeremy Hill could have quit halfway through the second quarter and still would have walked away with this honor. Hill finished the night with 183 and 3 touchdowns on 25 carries and had 140 of those two minutes into the second quarter.
Rankings Ramifications:
LSU looked good, but so did everybody in front of them. Expect the sixth-ranked Tigers to stand pat.
But Did They Cover?
When LSU pulled ahead 35-14, it appeared that folks picking Les Miles' Tigers to cover the 17-point spread would be quite happy. But Auburn scored a late touchdown to secure a back-door cover.
I watched the game. The game was one sided until halfway into the 3rd quarter. But it's whatever.... Auburn is a much better team now than they were then and would probably do better if they played again.
We going to act like LSU didn't win their last 2 NC's with one lose.
Until LSU can win a NC undefeated like Auburn did in 2011, then STFU.
threattonature
Veteran
I was close as well to hitting the game. shyt was only two and a half hour drive away. Probably would've if i ain't just get back home Thursday from being out for a week and a half. Bunch of Mizzou fans there?
at having some 6'4" cac going up against a scrawny struggle pawg
Field Marshall Bradley
Veteran
http://www.sbnation.com/college-foo...-score-lsu-holds-on-in-death-valley-for-35-21
Auburn vs. LSU final score: LSU holds on in Death Valley for 35-21 victory
By Connor Tapp @MeetMeAtTapps on Sep 21 2013, 11:44p 2
Crystal LoGiudice-USA TODAY Spor
Jeremy Hill carries LSU to impressive home victory against the overmatched but resilient Auburn Tigers.
TWEET (22) SHARE (21) SHARE 2 COMMENTS
Though Gus Malzahn's Auburn Tigers showed some fight during the second half, the LSU Tigers established a comfortable lead early and held off a late surge from Auburn en route to a 35-21 win in Death Valley.
LSU jumped out to a 21-0 lead early in the second quarter, a run that was ignited by a pair of impressive Jeremy Hill touchdown runs of 49 yards and 10 yards. Hill's second touchdown came on the first play after Auburn fumbled an attempted punt on its own 10 yard line.
GIF credit: ESPN
Auburn had a chance to get back in the game in the fourth quarter after a 12-yardCameron Artis-Payne touchdown run brought the score to 35-21, but the onside kick attempt recovered by Cody Parkey was reviewed and ruled to be illegal touching. From there, LSU and Auburn traded punts as the clock continued to wind down and Auburn's chances of scoring two touchdowns to tie it up to force overtime became increasingly slim.
With less than two minutes to go, Auburn quarterback Nick Marshall led a drive deep into LSU territory that threatened to make things interesting, but it stalled out on a failed fourth down attempt in which Tre Mason was dragged down on a screen pass at the LSU 12.
Box Score Hero:
LSU running back Jeremy Hill could have quit halfway through the second quarter and still would have walked away with this honor. Hill finished the night with 183 and 3 touchdowns on 25 carries and had 140 of those two minutes into the second quarter.
Rankings Ramifications:
LSU looked good, but so did everybody in front of them. Expect the sixth-ranked Tigers to stand pat.
But Did They Cover?
When LSU pulled ahead 35-14, it appeared that folks picking Les Miles' Tigers to cover the 17-point spread would be quite happy. But Auburn scored a late touchdown to secure a back-door cover.
I watched the game. The game was one sided until halfway into the 3rd quarter. But it's whatever.... Auburn is a much better team now than they were then and would probably do better if they played again. You have a point about the turnovers though.
If you watched the game like you claim then "dominate" is not the proper verb
invincible1914
G.O.M.A.B.
If you watched the game like you claim then "dominate" is not the proper verb
It's all good. I root for the tigers.... congrats to Auburn and Gus Malzahn... them nikkas were touched by the hands of God this year.
Skilltastrophy
Mizzou Mafia
Mizzou was well represented...but we were outnumbered like crazy...according to Auburn fans it's only like 40 minutes to an hour for a lot of them to get to Atlanta.
I'm actually going to be home in Dallas visiting the parents over New Years so I'm going to hit up the Cotton Bowl as well (if we end up there...which all signs are pointing to Mizzou vs. Okie State in that game)
Skilltastrophy
Mizzou Mafia
thanks for the suggestions man...I couldn't convince any of the people I rolled with to head out...they were too busy being bytches about losing...so I just hung around the hotel
but I'd heard about Cheetahs so we hit that up last night...good times.
daemonova
hit it, & I didn't go Erykah Badu crazy, #yallmad
its worse than that, number one college fan base in the Atlanta metro area is Georgia, right after that its Auburn, (there are more Auburn fans here than Georgia tech fans) that why anything involving Auburn or Clemson happens downtown I try to get my money right so I can go, I didn't this time because I had to work early in the morning
plus, Auburn don't care about politics, they care about winning, so they got a legacy of black QBs which means they got a decent black fan base down here too
