Was 4th and 6 supposed to be a trick play?

I thought the same thing watching it live, I was thinking that perhaps the chaos was designed or something.

Looked like a busted play. I think it was meant to go to a wr on a quick throw and the wr wasn't on the same page. Lee tucked it and did what he could.

It skipped over this part, but you could see on TV Sheppard tried to run on the field and one of the assistant coaches grabbed him and pulled him back. This was most definitely a ploy of some sort. He purposefully came onto the field late.

I thought it was a Longest Yard type thing then I remembered the coach

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Awww who the hell knows? You think LSU fans have any idea what's happening on the sidelines?

To even ask this question is like pouring salt on our wounds. We have no idea what's going on with our coaches!!!

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Sorry, man. I almost let it go because of this, but I had to know.

Watching it now, it looks like a designed quick throw to Peterson. The C and right side of the line all cut the DL to give a huge throwing lane, but Lee was looking to Toliver. Doesnt really show the coverage on the near receivers though, and no one really knows wtf that was supposed to be

On a side note Blanc #93 was chop blocked on that play.

Also possible, just looked like no one was really in-sync at all

mass confusion on the last play of game worked so good against the vols , they put in the game plan for auburn. Only they planned and practiced it so well that everyone really was confused and doomed the play.