Share your first LSU / Auburn game - Earthquake game for moi

Not the first one, but the one that's burned into my mind is five interceptions in the 4th quarter..

'96 seeing the flames from inside the stadium not knowing what was going on. Was my first of many SEC road games also

Dad took me to Tiger Stadium in 1980. Don't remember a whole lot other than we won and me thinking they had a funny name for a school. I was six years old.

I was also at the game in 88. I've never experienced an explosion of noise and excitement like that before. There were times since then that it's gotten close, but words can't describe the moment that night. Thing is, the game was boring up to that point, much like our game against Florida in 09. Except we couldn't buy a score at all until the final drive. We were in the same seats I'm in now, north end zone.

Old School, 1972, Baton Rouge, Saturday night, Pat Sullivan, Heisman winner in 71, came to Death valley and lost big. Crowd was into it that game too, I was 13 and it was a great game. Sat in the south end zone sideline seat, upper deck, seats my father still has to this day. Good Times.

LSU Auburn 1997

Never thought I would see a team rush for almost 400 yards and lose.

Freshman year, 1980. Played Auburn for homecoming.Along with Alabama, Auburn was predicted as one of the choices for pre-season SEC champion. But a few weeks earlier Tennessee came to Jordan-Hare and crushed them, 42-0. Still, Auburn was loaded but had issues.

The 1980 LSU team was one of the scrappiest,up and down teams we've ever had.Finished Sept 2-2 with a home shutout loss to Florida State and a shocking loss to Rice in Houston.But LSU upset #20 Florida, 24-7 in Gainesville the week before.

Going back and forth the whole game, LSU led 21-17 with under a minute left and faced 4th down on the LSU 20.Auburn sent the house and blocked the punt and had first and goal at the 12.Auburn had a good running game,but elected to throw on every down and a guy named Byron Franklin dropped a wide open pass.Finally on 4th and goal with approx :20 left,Auburn's Joe Sullivan (Pat's little brother) threw one that Marcus Quinn jumped about 11 feet in the air and snagged and kept running before he was bumped out of bounds around midfield. The crowd on Auburn's last possession was deafening and when Quinn secured in the interception the stadium was off the charts. Risher hit a knee and the game was over.