LSU/Tennessee

[spliff45]

So clock management was about to do in Les again with LSU on the goaline needing a td for the win. They struggled to get the play and personnel in on time and as they were getting lined up, the center snapped the ball before the QB was ready. Time runs out and the Vols win; but wait, they have 13 men on the field and so LSU has an untimed down and of course they score and win.

 

[PlanoHawk]

LSU should still drop like 10 spots... they're really NOT good at all

 

[IPS101]

LSU should have been penalize for unsportsman like conduct when that lineman chucked his helmet at the first ending of the game. Pathetic game for the almight SEC.

Give me a break!

 

[unkydave]

Did any one actually see a flag thrown on that play? Maybe I missed it? Why didn't they have to attempt the extra point? By rule they would have to wouldn't they? Remember the end of the Michigan State game last year? The whole ending of the UT-LSU game sucked. That PI call was bogus too.

 

[eyekwah]

LSU was actually guilty of illegal substitution. They had lined up in formation and three new offensive players ran on the field at the last second. Tennessee tried to get defensive players in but the refs had already put the ball in play.