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The 05 goalpost game, when auburn was kicking the last field goal. When then ball was in the air, the stadium went completely silent. I was sitting in the north endzone and could hear the ball hit the flag at the top of the post. I've never heard the stadium that quiet during a game. Definitely something I'll never forget.

this is mine too. i was in the greek student section. i was really creepy how quiet it got until the ball hit that goal post & people went drunk nuts.

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Posted by The_Pistol

Member since Dec 2003

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Posted on 10/19/10 at 1:09 pm to forever lsu30

In '06, Jacob Hester caught a 4th down pass, turned his head and took two steps. Then, it was stripped by a defender. It was ruled a catch and fumble on the field by an official with an unobstructed view of the play. Then, it was inexplicably ruled an incomplete pass by replay officials.

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Posted by tigerclicks

San Antonio, Tx.

Member since Jan 2008

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Posted on 10/19/10 at 1:13 pm to forever lsu30

2004- Defending national champion and fourth ranked LSU visited Auburn just days after Hurricane Ivan. The Bengal Tigers took a 9-3 lead but couldn't convert the extra point. Auburn tied the game with 1:14 to play when Jason Campbell threw a 16-yard TD pass to Courtney Taylor. Entering the game, Auburn had successfully converted on 190 consecutive points after touchdown; however AU kicker John Vaughn missed the extra point. A personal foul penalty was called on Ronnie Prude for violating a new rule restricting jumping on a field goal attempt, and Vaughn connected on the second chance. Auburn would go on to win the SEC Championship, finish 13-0 and No. 2 in the final AP poll.- This penalty was called only once, ever, and it was never called again as the rule was changed at the end of the season..