LSU vs. Auburn: Live Score, Highlights for Tigers vs. Tigers

Auburn 18, LSU 13—Final

The Auburn Tigers came away with the 18-13 win over the LSU Tigers, but it didn't come without a little drama. With one second remaining, LSU's Danny Etling found D.J. Chark in the back of the end zone as time ran out. However, after review the officials determined that the ball was snapped after the game clock had expired, sealing the Auburn victory. 

That isn't why LSU lost this game, though. The Tigers had another disappointing night offensively, finishing with just 118 yards through the air. Danny Etling finished the game 15-of-27 passing for 118 yards and one touchdown. He didn't play terrible, but the Tigers were unable to find any offense outside of a few big plays by Leonard Fournette and Derrius Guice. 

Speaking of Fournette, a lot of credit has to be given to Auburn's defense for the job it did. Considering he gashed them for 228 yards a year ago, Auburn's defense did a great job of holding him to 101 yards on Saturday night. 

Head coach Gus Malzahn stuck with quarterback Sean White in this game, and that decision paid off. White finished 19-of-26 passing for 234 yards, and he averaged 9.0 yards per completion. The Tigers moved the ball well, but the red zone offense carried its struggles into this game. Daniel Carlson got a lot of work because of that, and he scored all 18 of Auburn's points, going 6-of-6 kicking. 

Next week Auburn will take on Louisiana-Monroe at home, and LSU will return home to face Missouri. You can find the full box score for the game here, courtesy of NCAA.com.