The last play of regulation when the ball was spiked should’ve been the end. aTm was in an illegal formation with too many men on the line which would’ve ran the clock down. Besides that, the clock wasn’t started and the last one second did not count. That one second should’ve went off and then there would not have been time for another play to tie it up. The game should’ve ended there
It is all here

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It began with what appeared to be Grant Delpit's game-winning interception in the final moments of the fourth quarter and ended with a questionable flag on Tigers corner Greedy Williams that extended the game. During a wild sequence spanning the matchup's second-to-last-play and the seventh overtime, LSU appeared to get hosed in College Station.

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Lost in amidst other glaring missed calls, Texas A&M's hurry-up to the line should've resulted in a flag and run-off, ending the game for the Tigers. It didn't happen after this apparent whiff.

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Anyone who watched the game would admit the Aggies benefited from a series of calls late and in overtime that not only extended the contest, but swayed momentum in the home team's direction. LSU literally had a handful of opportunities to finish it, but whistles altered those options.

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This came in overtime prior to a Trayveon Williams carry for the Aggies. Texas A&M's star ballcarrier clearly moved prior to the snap, but no whistle.

The SEC wanted so bad to create an LSU - aTm rivalry and boost Texas market share that they purposely gave aTm the game.

They wanted a rivalry then I guess they got it. I hope we humiliate you in the hardest hitting game this year. I want LSU to break aTm. I and this team hate you Aggot bitches