Twitter is buzzing over the crazy Auburn win over LSU
Saturday evenings in the SEC provide dramatic theatre akin to that of a Broadway performance.
Down 18-13 with 0:06 remaining in the contest, LSU converted on a fourth-down attempt against Auburn.
With one second left on the clock, LSU QB Danny Etling rolled to his right and found WR D.J. Chark in the back of the end-zone for what would have been the game-winning score. Unfortunately for Les Miles and the Tigers, the clock his 0:00 before Etling was able to get the play off — thus wiping out the touchdown.
Suffice it to say, but the pressure for Miles has ramped up exponentially after yet another pedestrian effort:
If les miles could've somehow found a way to make a QB successful in his offense he'd prolly have 4 national titles by now
— fund raiser (@b_blackk84) September 25, 2016
Miles: "We knew that the ref was not going to blow a whistle. He was just going to raise a hand and the clock was going to start."
— Joshua Thornton (@JoshuaThornton_) September 25, 2016
The amount of talent #LSU gets is just wasted. Les Miles, love what you did, but it's time to go.
— John Hendrix (@JohnJHendrix) September 25, 2016
LSU has the most talent in college football… we put the most players in the NFL but can't equal it to wins #fireles
— 7️⃣ (@BrockDeaton) September 25, 2016
When #LSU is convinced it's won, but the clock review breaks for #Auburn. pic.twitter.com/qPEhvF3lsy
— Joe Whelan (@WhelanABC3340) September 25, 2016
Poor LSU. This insane last-second TD didn’t count. Auburn wins. https://t.co/K4zeRkOCPc
— Complex Sports (@ComplexSports) September 25, 2016
The view from the student section after @FootballAU beats LSU 18-13. pic.twitter.com/VAuTaJ1bM7
— Jeff Shearer (@jeff_shearer) September 25, 2016
That ranks right up there with another fantastic finish in the Auburn-LSU series. So many great ones
— Bryan Matthews (@BMattAU) September 25, 2016
Also Auburn just beat LSU without scoring a touchdown.
— Matt Hinton (@MattRHinton) September 25, 2016
No ending has ever defined the essence of a coach or team more than that one defines Les Miles and LSU.
— Matt Hinton (@MattRHinton) September 25, 2016
Auburn beat LSU on SIX FIELD GOALS. #firelesmiles
— Austin Jeffries (@AJeffries03) September 25, 2016
