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In a wacky and wild finish, LSU lost in heartbreaking fashion to Auburn by a score of 18-13 after it appeared as if Les Miles and his Tigers had won the game as time expired. As it turned out, LSU came up a second short.
LSU QB Danny Etling wasn’t able to get the final play off in time as the clock had already reached double zero just before the snap of the ball — which did result in what would’ve been the game-winning score.
Following the incredibly tough loss in what many have been calling a “loser leaves town” matchup between LSU’s head coach and Auburn head coach Gus Malzahn, Miles addressed the media:
Les: "I don't know I've come as close to winning a game to Finnish second." #LSU
— Tiger Rag (@TigerRagMedia) September 25, 2016
Les on Danny Etling: "Thought he played gutty, tough football." #LSU
— James Moran (@SmartestMoran) September 25, 2016
Miles on #LSU being 2-2: "That's a good football team. We've got to get healthy, look forward to playing more games, playing in TS."
— Ross Dellenger (@RossDellenger) September 25, 2016
Les: "You can't start a play in less than two seconds, but you see people do it all the time." #LSU
— Tiger Rag (@TigerRagMedia) September 25, 2016
Les asked why it's hard for offenses to play here: "I don't know."
Doesn't think noise made the difference #LSU
— Tiger Rag (@TigerRagMedia) September 25, 2016
Miles: "I enjoyed the fact our guys busted their tail and put a ball in fair territory for a catch." #LSU
— Ross Dellenger (@RossDellenger) September 25, 2016
Les Miles says #LSU's staff had trouble again with their headphones, same issue, he indicated, as Wisconsin.
— Ross Dellenger (@RossDellenger) September 25, 2016
Les: "I'm not playing Leonard knowingly at a disadvantage to him in any way." #LSU
— Tiger Rag (@TigerRagMedia) September 25, 2016
