re: What’s a play that still sticks in the back of your mind?

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Same here. It got so loud I felt lost for a brief sec.

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I felt that way when the last pass was batted away in the Bring Back the Magic Game vs Auburn. It was fricking insanity. It was loud from well before the last snap until the play ended, but then the stadium found another gear. It was sound that you FEEL as much as hear. I’ll never forget that.

Marcus Spears pick 6 vs OU 2003 NC

Les Miles called Fake field goal toss over the head to the kicker who ran it in

Charles Scott’s 40 yard TD run @Georgia in 09 to take the lead with about 50 seconds remaining.

Our offense was so bad but Charles Scott put the team on his back that game.

Bert Jones pass to Hamilton with zero time on clock to CRUSH ole piss.

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Les Miles called Fake field goal toss over the head to the kicker who ran it in

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Fake FG vs Florida and the kicker miraculously catches it on the bounce and gets a first down, sets up the last second dramatics with Lee to Tolliver.

I go back to 1969. First play from scrimmage by LSU against Auburn - halfback pass to Andy Hamilton for a TD (I was at LSU law school at that time).

Brad Wing penalty for taunting Florida.

Hodson to Sammy Martin for a TD against A&M (I think 1986). Hodson hits Martin on a quick cross while being blitzed and Martin takes it to the house. Turned the game.

EDIT: I just found the video of the game and it was actually Mickey Guidry (#10) throwing the TD. Guidry used to get a few drives a game. He made the most of that one.