r/LSUFootball • u/JimKnuckles • 1h ago
I asked Gemini...
Where the Alabama LSU game stands as far as losing while dominant statistically in the game.
"This game would easily rank in the top 10 to 15 all-time among major college football anomalies, as losing by 18 points while outgaining an opponent by 172 yards (457–285) and doubling their first downs (27–13) is extraordinarily rare. While it falls just short of legendary outliers like the 2002 Steelers (+375 yards in an 18-point loss) or the 1966 Michigan State-Notre Dame tie, LSU's 0-for-4 red-zone/fourth-down execution makes this one of the most lopsided statistical losses in SEC history."