This photo is my favorite memory of the LSU-Auburn rivalry

Raion Hill pick-2 on the 2 point conversion to seal the game the night the barn burned.



photo of it burning in the broadcast always comes to mind whenever we play auburn

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Haha yeah man I saw that shite. I remember it walking to the game with the big arse tail then seeing that later. Actually it may have been on fire when I passed if I remember correctly.

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Calling bullshite. You'd remember if you saw that regardless of how long ago it was

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Calling bullshite. You'd remember if you saw that regardless of how long ago it was

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I think that it was a two part burn...in that when I saw it parked at the stadium it looked like the tail of the tiger had already been burned and then put out.

Pictures surfaced in the days following the game showing substantially more damage which made me assume that somebody else came along and finished the job.....as shown in this picture.

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I can't think of this rivalry without thinking about Fournette trucking the entire back 7 of the Auburn defense

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That's permanently etched in my brain as well

Was sitting in the student section of the north end zone my junior year when this one happened -

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After rushing the field in 2001

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My Jr year at LSU. Electric atmosphere from the start!! rushing the field, smoking cigars thanks to Tommy Tuberville. That was a great game!

Top 10 most memorable LSU v AU games

"The game was originally scheduled for Sept. 15 but was moved after the Sept.11 terrorist attacks.

Auburn only added more tension to the cigar episode. During the pregame warm-ups, Auburn players stomped on LSU's midfield logo, resulting in a 15-yard unsportsmanlike conduct penalty. Kicking off from the 50-yard line, LSU recovered the onside kick at the Auburn 36 and scored a touchdown six plays later.

Also, the Auburn special teams began their post-halftime warm-ups while the LSU Marching Band was still performing its halftime routine. Kicker Damon Duval got into a squabble with two band members. Later, Tuberville sent a letter of apology to band leader Frank Wickes for Duval's behavior."