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Tiger Pride Podcast: How LSU’s historic loss to Texas A&M awoke a sleeping giant of an SEC rivalry

That one hurt. A lot.

After what seemed to be a game-clinching interception followed by a victory Gatorade dump followed by multiple calls that nearly ended the game followed by a record-setting seven overtimes, LSU ultimately fell to Texas A&M, 74-72, in one of the wildest football games in college football history.

There’s a lot to unpack from the heartbreaking defeat, and co-hosts Mark Clements and Jerit Roser take a stab at all of it. This week’s episode breaks down the countless controversial calls in the game to the multiple chances LSU had to win on the field, before taking a peek at where the Tigers might land in their bowl game.

The duo also takes a stab at comparing the Saints’ loss in the Minnesota Miracle to LSU’s defeat Saturday and discuss which game hurts the most. Which one will linger with you longer?

Let us know your thoughts on this week’s topics in the comments below, or hit up Mark and Jerit on Twitter to submit your questions, concerns or comments.

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Thanks for listening, and we’ll see y’all next week!