re: Refs on Plains = +10 for Auburn

Take the Tin Foil off your head....

Bigfoot is not real.
There are no UFO's
SEC Review Refs are not paid by AU

Tin foil is off..here you go!
Tigers wins are in bold..we lead the series 24-19-1

Year LSU Auburn Location
1901 LSU 0 Auburn 28 Baton Rouge, LA
1902 LSU 5 Auburn 0 Baton Rouge, LA
1903 LSU 0 Auburn 12 Auburn, AL
1908 LSU 10 Auburn 2 Auburn, AL
1912 LSU 0 Auburn 7 Mobile, AL
1913 LSU 2 Auburn 7 Mobile, AL
1924 LSU 0 Auburn 3 Birmingham, AL
1926 LSU 10 Auburn 0 Montgomery, AL
1927 LSU 9 Auburn 0 Montgomery, AL
1934 LSU 20 Auburn 6 Baton Rouge, LA
1935 LSU 6 Auburn 0 Baton Rouge, LA
1936 #7 LSU 19 Auburn 6 Birmingham, AL
1937 #12 LSU 9 #14 Auburn 7 Baton Rouge, LA
1938 LSU 6 Auburn 28 Birmingham, AL
1939 LSU 7 Auburn 21 Baton Rouge, LA
1940 LSU 21 Auburn 13 Birmingham, AL
1941 LSU 7 Auburn 7 Baton Rouge, LA
1942 LSU 7 Auburn 25 Birmingham, AL
1969 #9 LSU 21 #14 Auburn 20 Baton Rouge, LA
1970 #14 LSU 17 #6 Auburn 9 Auburn, AL
1972 #8 LSU 35 #9 Auburn 7 Baton Rouge, LA
1973 LSU 20 Auburn 6 Auburn, AL
1980 LSU 21 Auburn 17 Baton Rouge, LA
1981 LSU 7 Auburn 19 Auburn, AL
1988 LSU 7 #4 Auburn 6 Baton Rouge, LA
1989 LSU 6 #12 Auburn 10 Auburn, AL
1992 LSU 28 Auburn 30 Auburn, AL
1993 LSU 10 Auburn 34 Baton Rouge, LA
1994 LSU 26 #11 Auburn 30 Auburn, AL
1995 LSU 12 #5 Auburn 6 Baton Rouge, LA
1996 #21 LSU 19 #13 Auburn 15 Auburn, AL
1997 #10 LSU 28 #12 Auburn† 31 Baton Rouge, LA
1998 #7 LSU 31 Auburn 19 Auburn, AL
1999 LSU 7 Auburn 41 Baton Rouge, LA
2000 LSU 17 #24 Auburn† 34 Auburn, AL
2001 #25 LSU† 27 #22 Auburn 14 Baton Rouge, LA
2002 LSU 7 #10 Auburn 31 Auburn, AL
2003 #9 LSU† 31 #17 Auburn 7 Baton Rouge, LA
2004 #5 LSU 9 #14 Auburn† 10 Auburn, AL
2005 #7 LSU† 20 #16 Auburn 17 Baton Rouge, LA
2006 #7 LSU 3 #4 Auburn 7 Auburn, AL
2007 #4 LSU† 30 #18 Auburn 24 Baton Rouge, LA
2008 #6 LSU 26 #10 Auburn 21 Auburn, AL
2009 #9 LSU 31 Auburn 10 Baton Rouge, LA


1988
In 1988, #4 ranked Auburn traveled to Tiger Stadium with one of its best teams in years, and national championship aspirations. The 4-0 AU Tigers entered the game outscoring its opponents 161-44, but were held to just two field goals. However, their outstanding defense kept the 2-2 Bayou Bengals (who had beaten Tennessee and Texas A&M before losing to OSU and Florida) scoreless through 58 minutes. However, with 1:47 to play, QB Tommy Hodson found RB Eddie Fuller open on a crossing pattern for a touchdown on fourth and goal. Ironically, it was the same play Fuller had caught on 3rd and goal, only to step out of the back of the end zone. The crowd eruption was so intense that it registered as an earthquake on the seismograph located in LSU’s Howe-Russell Geoscience Complex. Both Hodson and Fuller later said it was the most physical game of their college careers (LINK College Football News ranks this game as the 17th best finish in the history of college football (LINK Auburn would have likely played Notre Dame for the National Championship had they beaten LSU, as AU finished the season with six consecutive wins, giving up only 31 points in the process. Auburn and LSU tied for the SEC crown that year. AU ended the season losing to FSU in the Sugar Bowl, 13-7. LSU lost to Syracuse in the Hall of Fame Bowl, 23-10.


1994
Auburn was on a 14-game winning streak and ranked #11 in nation under coach Terry Bowden when LSU traveled to Auburn in 1994, but it was the Bengal Tigers who led 23-9 entering the fourth quarter. LSU quarterback Jamie Howard threw five fourth quarter interceptions - three returned for touchdowns - as Auburn extended their winning streak to 15 games with a 30-26 win. Auburn, with star running back Stephen Davis, was held to a mere 165 total yards, and Howard received death threats after the loss.

1995
LSU donned its white jerseys for a home game for the first time in 15 years, inspiring the Bengal Tigers, behind the play of QB Jamie Howard, to a 12-6 victory over fifth-ranked Auburn. LSU cornerback Troy Twillie intercepted a Patrick Nix pass in the end zone on the final play of the game. This game is also referred to by Auburn fans as the Whistle Game, because Nix was sacked for a safety when he stopped play after a fan in the stands blew a whistle.[2] However, the Sporting News reported that the LSU crowd "was so loud that Auburn quarterback Patrick Nix, standing in his end zone, thought he heard a whistle and mistakenly thought the play was dead. He was sacked for a safety." Which in turn cost Auburn the game and a chance to play in the SEC Championship game.[3]

1996
LSU defeated Auburn 19-15 in 1996 while the old Auburn Sports Arena, affectionately called "the Barn", burned to the ground across the street from Jordan-Hare Stadium. After scoring a touchdown, Auburn trailed 17-15 and attempted the two-point conversion. LSU intercepted the pass and returned it for a 19-15 win. The fire began when a tailgater placed a barbecue grill too close to the building. Scenes of the fire were captured by ESPN during the national broadcast as flames were seen as high as the Jordan-Hare west upper-deck. The game was never delayed, and the Auburn public address announcer continually advised fans not to worry: "the stadium [was] not on fire; the flames [were] outside the stadium." Because of the fire and the thrilling finish, the game became known as the "Barn Burner".

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Don't forget 2004. Auburn got to rekick a missed extra point based on a penalty that was only called once in the history of college football and taken off of the books the following offseason.

Auburn has not seen a defense like ours this year. It's a defense designed to stop the spread. The only thing that makes me sad is that Sam Montgomery wont be there to smack Cam Newtwon every time he runs to the left.

Great English, imbred AuburnCPA. Examine the facts though when it comes to officiating in Auburn. Last week, Arkansas clearly got the shaft. Let's not forget 2004 and Auburn given a second chance to make a PAT (that is point after touchdown) for you CPA. Also, the 2006 game was a travesty in which LSU is handed a 7-3 loss by the zebras from Birmingham. You have to admit that these games were, at best, controversial.

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Don't forget 2004. Auburn got to rekick a missed extra point based on a penalty that was only called once in the history of college football and taken off of the books the following offseason.

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Of course it's still in the book. Cool story though.

Go ahead and get that excuse planted....
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go ahead and come over here and shine up our trophy case.

Simple, we win by 20. No excuses, we just win.

Dude...UFO's are real. Just look at Les Miles.
There are many bigfoots. My friend shot at one in Folke, Arkansas. And Refs do cheat for his hindness Nick Satan and Alabama and Auburn.

I second this.