r/CFB • u/CFB_Referee /r/CFB • 7d ago

Postgame Thread [Postgame Thread] Kentucky Defeats LSU 35-34

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Team 1 2 3 4 T
LSU 10 7 3 7 7
Kentucky 7 14 0 6 8
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u/Uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu11 Michigan Wolverines • Akron Zips 7d ago

WHAT A CRAZY LAST PLAY HOLY SHIT

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u/TheGreatRavenOfOden Indiana Hoosiers 7d ago

I saw LSU go wide and I was like just draw this play and it’s free

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u/quazilox Miami Hurricanes 7d ago

It was so obvious what was about to happen after the motion. LSU had not a single defender in the middle of the field.

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u/aaronman4772 Louisville Cardinals 7d ago

Dude it was the single most telegraphic QB draw ever and not a single person decided “maybe we should play up in the middle.”

Absolutely hilariously bad lol

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u/DirtyOught Kentucky Wildcats 6d ago

They then had 0 timeouts to prevent it since Kentucky forced them to call it with the bluff wildcat play

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u/CandyAppleHesperus Centre Colonels • Kentucky Wildcats 6d ago

wildcat play

heh

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u/Shadowphoenix9511 Kentucky Wildcats 6d ago

I think LSU forgot Stoops wasn't here anymore.

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u/ForeseablePast LSU Tigers 6d ago

The one where they had a false start and then panic called a TO, or a different one? I legit wonder if I was watching a different game than everyone else here lol. Fandom aside, are we just ignoring that?

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u/DirtyOught Kentucky Wildcats 6d ago

Cry some more loser

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u/ForeseablePast LSU Tigers 6d ago

Grow up lol

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u/laranator LSU Tigers 6d ago

Yup.

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u/Sad-Birthday-7282 Kentucky Wildcats 6d ago

According to Will Stein in a radio interview after the game, the play call was a pass and not a draw. Minchey just saw that the middle was open for some reason and decided to run it in

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u/Bwhitt1 Kentucky Wildcats 6d ago

Lol. You're so mad about it. You keep talking about it. I wonder why....