re: What’s your single most exciting play in LSU football history?

I was hungover as all hell eating AM Mart on my couch for the bluegrass miracle. My roommate spilled his drink all over himself when we jumped up at the end.

Needless to say we started partying again right after that play.

For one that hasn't been mentioned yet, the Logan Stokes touchdown catch in 2014 to knock off #3 Ole Miss. We had like 12 runs in a row that series and you could feel the buildup, and when we finally scored the stadium went absolutely nuts.

Some other underrated ones: Fake FG vs Florida in 2010 and then again in 2015 when Trent Domingue scored on a fake field goal to beat Florida. That one happened right in front of me.

Flynn to Byrd, Auburn 2007

The T-Bob snap, catching Tenn was every emotion I’m capable having

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Cedric Donaldson Pick 6 vs UF ‘97

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DANG IT!!! Beat me to it!!

I was there. When CD picked off that pass, we LOST OUR MINDS!!! The Baton Rouge Advocate ran a story that morning (Sam King maybe??) that outlined everything the Tigers needed to do that night to win the game. No one gave us a chance. Was unreal watching them do everything on that list and more.

Bluegrass Miracle

Jack Hunt caught it!!!!!!

+1. Typical Les Miles play call. Defender was all over Byrd.

Flynn to Byrd
3rd and 17
Keiland’s 67 yard TD run to take Va Tech’s soul, grew up in Va Tech country so that arse kicking of them was personal. Probably the most complete game I’ve seen from the Tigers vs a top ranked opponent.

And last but not least: Claiborne’s kickoff TD return vs West Virginia. If you were there, felt like the tide had turned and the fog was rolling in and then bam! Just a surreal atmosphere leading up to it. Claiborne ended their hopes and dreams. Probably my favorite road game of all time.



Too many great memories and hard to put one at 1 but those are the 4 plays that will always stick with me.

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Last play of the game--

Patrick Nix-- to the back of the endzone-- INTERCEPTED by Troy Twillie! TIGERS WIN! TIGERS WIN! Laissez Les Bon Temps Rouler!!! The Magic Is BACK!

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Tough to compare eras, but I went to a lot of games in the late 80s through mid 90s and fewer and fewer after that. #Lifehappens

The build up for that game in particular was the first I was truly part of. I had missed Earthquake, but I had been in the stadium for a handful of big games, but nothing like that Auburn game. Jamie Howard had the disastrous game @Auburn the year before. The change from Clown Curley to the "Hey, this guy is isn't Bear Bryant, but what a refreshing change to have a competent guy coaching the team" Dinardo.

I felt it when we entered the stadium. It was one of the last, if not THE last, game my father attended at the stadium. Certainly the last game we attended together. The tension built and when Auburn was on that last drive, there was the collective, "Here we go again." Just a stunning, dramatic win.