WATCH: Garrett Nussmeier throws dime to Aaron Anderson to tie up LSU-Ole Miss
LSU quarterback Garrett Nussmeier threw a 23-yard touchdown pass to wide receiver Aaron Anderson with 27 seconds left in the 4th quarter to tie the game against Ole Miss up at 23. The touchdown forced overtime between the two SEC rivals on Saturday.
Check out the play below as Nussmeier finished his regulation stat line at 21-of-50 for 312 yards, two touchdowns and two interceptions.
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LSU head coach Brian Kelly, who is battling to stay undefeated in night games at Tiger Stadium, had some praise for Ole Miss head coach Lane Kiffin. Kiffin’s notoriety in college football is good for the game, he said.
“I just think you have to look at how many followers he has on Twitter. I mean I think that today — he’s got a blue check mark, doesn’t he? Isn’t that how you’re regarded?” Kelly asked. “Lane has a positive outlook on the game and he certainly has been a central figure in college football. He can poke fun at himself and others, and I think he’s good for college football.”
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Kiffin’s Rebels left points out there in the SEC contest in the 1st half against LSU, which led to Kiffin telling ABC that he felt good despite just a 17-13 lead at half. After the 1st quarter, he felt similar.
“So, to be 0-0 with all the mistakes, I like the feel of this game,” Kiffin told ABC. “I like how we’re playing. I feel like a much better team right now. But we’re not finishing the plays.”
Now, it’s time for overtime to decide who takes home the win between LSU-Ole Miss.
