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LSU 66 Vanderbilt 38

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A defensive struggle from the word go.

I thought LSU'S Unis were sharpe today. White Helmet and Pants with Purple Jersey are sweet.

LSU evidently has a quarterback. But they shouldn’t let the Vanderbilts of the world hang 38 on them.

Had to be the longest college game ever without going into OT.

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Had to be the longest college game ever without going into OT.

 

Nope. I was at that one. September 3, 2011.

Nope. I was at that one. September 3, 2011.

 

Must have been really long, Rat. That one Saturday was 4 hours 5 minutes.

Did Thad Moss play in this game? He didn't have any receptions after catching balls in LSU's first two games.

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Must have been really long, Rat. That one Saturday was 4 hours 5 minutes.

 

5 hours 59 minutes.

5 hours 59 minutes.

 

With no OT's?

Did Thad Moss play in this game? He didn't have any receptions after catching balls in LSU's first two games.

 

Thad Moss from Boone Co? He is playing at LSU? I had zero idea.

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With no OT's?

 

No OTs. Massive weather delays. 2.5 hour halftime and a 40 minute delay with 4:30 left in the game. We left Noblesville, IN at 9:30 that morning to tailgate before the game in South Bend. The game started a little after 3:30, ended a little after 9:30, and we got back to where we were staying after midnight. If USF hadn't won, it would have been miserable. :)

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