That was bad. I had the under so he saved me.
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BATON ROUGE, La. - Defending co-national champion Louisiana State rallied late in regulation against unheralded Oregon State to tie the game, then beat the 18 1/2-point underdogs 22-21 in overtime Saturday night.
No. 4 LSU thus avoided becoming the first defending champion to lose its opener since 1998 when Michigan lost to Notre Dame.
Marcus Randall ran 6 yards for a touchdown in overtime to give LSU a 22-15 lead.
Oregon State responded with a 19-yard touchdown pass from Derek Anderson to Joe Newton to make the score 22-21, but Alexis Serna missed his third extra point of the game to end it.
No. 4 LSU thus avoided becoming the first defending champion to lose its opener since 1998 when Michigan lost to Notre Dame.
Marcus Randall ran 6 yards for a touchdown in overtime to give LSU a 22-15 lead.
Oregon State responded with a 19-yard touchdown pass from Derek Anderson to Joe Newton to make the score 22-21, but Alexis Serna missed his third extra point of the game to end it.
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Yeah after he had already missed two Point Afters, the coach was a FOOL for not going for 2. That was their best chance at winning, especially with momentum and the home field in LSU's favor. And I would have said that even if he had made the Point After, because even if he did somehow make it do you really think he was going to be able to make 2 or 3 more extra points and/or FGs in the OT which he probably would have had to do for them to win? A coach has gotta have the guts to go for 2 in that situation.
