The Shreveport Times logo The Shreveport Times 2 weeks ago

Tigers fall short in Tuscaloosa

TUSCALOOSA, Ala. LSU's best and most heroic effort of the season fell short Saturday afternoon in a 24-15 loss to No. 3 Alabama in front of 92,012 at Bryant-Denny Stadium. "This day had a lot of promise," a dejected LSU coach Les Miles said. Full Article at The Shreveport Times

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  1. We've got 69 yards to go to score ... We have to navigate the field, but certainly, in a one-possession game, you'd like that. My view on the sidelines was it looked like an interception. I'm told speculation is rampant. But it's up to the officials. It's their call.
    Les Miles – Les Miles SOURCE: The Shreveport Times 2 weeks ago
  2. We kind of knew that our destiny was ours in terms of what we wanted to do
    Nick Saban – Nick Saban SOURCE: The Shreveport Times 2 weeks ago
  3. I expect to make those plays
    – Julio Jones SOURCE: The Shreveport Times 2 weeks ago
  4. This day had a lot of promise ... I thought there'd be a way to win it.
    Les Miles – Les Miles SOURCE: The Shreveport Times 2 weeks ago
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