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Bama had 315 total yards to LSU's 259. LSU was 8-26 passing for 76 yards and an INT. The LSU D played beastly, but so did the Bama D. Whichever team won that game was going to feel "fortunate" to win.

Last 1.30 in regulation and Overtime, Bama thumped us

Prior to that, Alabama didn't do anything in the 2nd half, LSU dominated the game

that's what I remember.

The worst call in history was called in Alabama's favor that changed the outcome

if you can not recall it, then you are a blind

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Posted by Riseupfromtherubble

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Posted on 11/2/15 at 7:07 pm to ApexTiger

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LSU dominated the game

Oh come on. They trailed at the half and their longest drive of the game was 57 yards. If you take away Alabama's final drive, they still out gained lsu. They had a 17 play 70 yard drive result in no points due to a missed FG. Lsu didn't approach dominating that game

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Posted by bamasgot13

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Posted on 11/3/15 at 9:33 am to ApexTiger

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The worst call in history was called in Alabama's favor that changed the outcome

I really hope you aren't talking about the correctly called personal foul penalty. It was the right call in that it always gets called. Your guy should have had more self control.

As for changing the outcome of the game, that's simply BS. You were going to run it 3 consecutive times regardless and then kick the FG for the lead. The kickoff out of bounds hurt you more than the penalty did.

Bama had to deal with 20 yards worth of penalties on a 25 yard field in OT. You don't hear any Bama fan complaining about those calls b/c Bama overcame those mistakes. LSU didn't, so instead of admitting that your team didn't close the game it when it counted (should have made a stop on D), it's easier to blame refs. Grow a pair, bro.

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