HAHAHAhhahahahahahahah

[MaroonNation]

17 you Auburn

 

[Shmuley]

Hope you didn't spooge too soon. Further review.

 

[TBone.sixpack]

Not so fast

 

[MaroonNation]

Holy ****!!!!1!1!1!2. Overturned. Damn.

 

[11thEagleFan]

Watching it in real time it looked like he got the play off. That one play basically summarizes Les Miles' coaching career.

 

[CoastDawg18]

Just when you think Les has botched the end of a game as bad as possible he does something to totally redeem himself. Terrible.

 

[HD6]

Just say 17 U LSU. Six of one, half dozen of another.

 

[Shmuley]

My bama co-worker just tweeted: "Got to see them both lose. I'm good."

 

[dawgstudent]

I was rooting for LSU. Wanted auburn to be done with since we already played LSU

 

[TBone.sixpack]

Me too

 

[MarriedtoStateGrad]

SEC passed a rule in 2013 on spiking the ball:
To establish three seconds as the minimum amount of time required to be on the game clock in order to spike the ball to stop the clock. If one or two seconds remain on the clock, there is only time for the offense to run one more play.

While not directly applicable it shows that the conference believes if there is no time out, and the clock starts by the official on placement, then you cannot get a play off in one second.


I remember it b/c LSU lost a game to Ole Miss b/c Miles failed to call a time out quickly and after the play there was 1 second on the clock. LSU spiked the ball. Yea, I know. Would have won easily if Les had actually thought to call a time out w/o wasting 9 seconds. I think the rule was passed b/c of some event in much later game. LSU is kinda of infamous for getting off numerous plays in 4 seconds or so.

 

[Cousin Jeffrey]

SEC passed a rule in 2013 on spiking the ball:
While not directly applicable it shows that the conference believes if there is no time out, and the clock starts by the official on placement, then you cannot get a play off in one second.

No. It means they believe you can't spike the ball in under 3 seconds. You can still run a play with under 3 seconds.

 

[Cousin Jeffrey]

Just when you think Les has botched the end of a game as bad as possible he does something to totally redeem himself. Terrible.

With all the time spent on the penalty, there was no excuse for LSU not to be ready to snap the ball. Yet they were scrambling around when the ball was placed. They should have all been in position waiting for the ball to be placed. That was absurd.

 

[gymdawg.sixpack]

A bit confused....the previous play lsu snapped the ball with 8secs left. The play doesnt count since there was a pre-snap penalty that ran off 7secs. Shouldnt that last play start at 8secs?

 

[Villagedawg]

It wasn't a pre snap penalty (dead ball foul).

A bit confused....the previous play lsu snapped the ball with 8secs left. The play doesnt count since there was a pre-snap penalty that ran off 7secs. Shouldnt that last play start at 8secs?

It was an illegal shift. They weren't set before snapping the ball. That's a live ball foul since it isn't a foul to be moving until the ball is snapped.

 

[FlotownDawg]

I thought pre snap offensive penalties that happened while the clock was running would result in a 10 second run off. Should there not have been a 10 second runoff after the illegal shift, which would have ended the game at that point?

 

[Shamoan]

I hate the 10 second runoff. It's missed far too often and refs could use a serious refresher course. Games shouldn't just end on a running clock imo.