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It was a crazy party at College Station after Texas A & M beat LSU 74-72 in seven extra-time in the most memorable match in the history of FBS.
Yes, you read correctly. Seven more hours.
The Aggies won with Kellen Mond's touchdown pass to Quartney Davis, and then passed Mond to Kendrick Rogers for a two-point conversion.
The arrival of Sunday morning became the most striking match in the history of FBS and matched the record of the longest match. On November 26, 2016, Pittsburgh beat Syracuse 76 to 61, scoring a total of 137 points. Texas A & M and LSU combined for 146 points.
Since the NCAA adopted the overtime rule in 1996, four more BSF games have resulted in seven extra games. Western Michigan and Buffalo reached it recently in October 2017, with the Broncos being taxed between 71 and 68. Arkansas beat Ole Miss 58-56 in 2001 before surviving in Kentucky 71-63. In 2006, North Texas beat CRF 25-22 in seven.
Before the end, Sunday morning, LSU thought he had the match in the bag, believing Mond kicked off an interception at the last minute of regulation to end the match. The Tigers started celebrating and threw Gatorade on coach Ed Orgeron, only to allow officials to review the game and find that Mond's knee was lowered as he leaned forward to reach a shot low.
After a fourth and 18 years, Texas A & M managed to raise the ball without time to finish the game. After being reviewed, a second was added to the clock, giving Mond enough time to give Qartney Davis a 19-yard touchdown pass and send him into overtime.
LSU launched an investment to score the first goal in overtime. Texas A & M took advantage of another controversial call when a bullet fired by Jace Sternberger, who seemed to secure her before hitting a LSU defender, was deemed an incomplete pass instead of a foul. a fumble. The Aggies then scored a goal to double overtime.
The two teams traded touchdowns to send him to a third and then a fourth overtime, including Kendrick Rogers' incredible 25-yard throw from Mond on a ball jumped into the end zone.
A pair of goals and consecutive touchdowns then extended to the eventual sixth and seventh extra time, resulting in Rogers' exploits.
This is not the first time that LSU is experiencing a situation as strange as this one. The Tigers defeated Kentucky in 2002 in the "Bluegrass Miracle", while the Wildcats thought they came back from behind for a big surprise with a fourth-quarter recovery to win the game.
LSU called the last piece "Dash Right 93 Berlin" with an incredible Hail Mary pass. The Wildcats did not realize that the pass was diverted from the hand of a Kentucky player and fallen into the hands of LSU receiver, Devery Henderson, who had scored it for the decisive touchdown. Kentucky had already eliminated head coach Guy Morriss with Gatorade to find that LSU had beaten them 33-30.
Orgeron had enough time to dry himself from his unwanted bath: a total of 91 points was scored from that moment.
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