re: Worst call you’ve seen that actually went in LSU’s favor?

Tyrann tossing the ball before crossing the goal line in the SEC championship v. Georgia

LSU vs Notre Dame, 1986.

On LSU's second drive of the ball game, score tied 7-7, the Tigers coughed the ball up on fumbles, on back-to-back plays! First on a straight up run by Garland Jean-Batiste of about 12 yards-- first down, FUMBLE! (in the air) recovered by ND, but amazingly GJB was ruled "down", and the very next play Harvey Williams caught a pass for a 1st down and was tackled about 5 steps later before losing control of the football prior to completing the play. Simply unreal, but LSU continued the drive all the way to the endzone to gain a 14-7 lead in the first.

Well, since it was Notre Dame, and in the second half we made numerous plays we needed to win the game, I have absolutely ZERO regrets!!!

What game was that? If you're talking about the 2024 fourth-quarter interception where Nuss was leveled, South Carolina did get the ball back, half the distance penalty.

Mike Shula was livid. That play actually looked like OPI, a pick play as Corey Webster appeared to run a route.

The Bert Jones game against Ole Miss when we ran a play with four seconds left in the clock, didn't run out.

I believe that was the first year they were testing it out. I don’t think you could challenge a play. It had to come from the booth, and there were certain restrictions.

I only remember this because they had the Ohio State/Texas game on at the same time and they reviewed the go ahead TD for Texas that was Vince Young to Limas Sweed to make sure he caught it and was in bounds.