The LSU Tigers rolled to an easy victory over the Texas A&M Aggies in the Cotton Bowl, 41-24. Terrence Tolliver caught three touchdown passes, a Cotton Bowl record.
Cotton Bowl Final Score: LSU Tigers Breeze To Victory Over Texas A&M Aggies, 41-24
The Texas A&M Aggies shot out of the gate in the Cotton Bowl, but it was Les Miles and the LSU Tigers imposing their will down the stretch to cruise to a 41-24 victory in Dallas. The Aggies scored the first 10 points of the game and looked to have LSU on their heels early, but the Tigers responded. A flurry of touchdowns in the second quarter was all it took for the Tigers as they rolled down the stretch.
It was a record-setting performance for LSU wide receiver Terrence Tolliver. His three touchdown catches were the most in Cotton Bowl history, and came as a surprise to anyone that’s watched LSU this year. Know for their running, and a passing game bordering on inept, the Tigers finished with three passing touchdowns in an aerial attack that proved to be quite efficient.
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2011 Cotton Bowl, LSU Vs. Texas A&M Prediction: Never Bet Against Les Miles
The 2010 college football postseason is hitting the home stretch as it heads to Dallas for the Cotton Bowl. The LSU Tigers and Texas A&M Aggies hit the field on Friday, Jan. 7 and we’ve got all your odds and predictions needs covered. With Les Miles at the helm, you’re gonna need all the help you can get.
The line: LSU by a measly two points. The game opened dead-even, as a pick-em, but the line shifted slightly in LSU’s favor.
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On paper, LSU would seem like a heavy favorite as they hit the field for the Cotton Bowl on Friday. After all, head coach Les Miles is a mad scientist, or mad hatter, that always manages to pull rabbits out of his hat and wins out of the grass. The Tigers survived the brutal SEC, making it out with only losses to Arkansas and Auburn.
Over at SB Nation’s LSU blog, And The Valley Shook, the authors are happily tempering expectations, reminding fans Texas A&M is dangerous. The Tigers, they say, are in for a dogfight.
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Stay tuned to this StoryStream right up through game time, as we review key unit matchups, odds, bowl history and more, and connect with LSU fans at SB Nation’s And The Valley Shook and Texas A&M fans at I Am The 12th Man. For a complete list of bowl games, browse our 2010 college football postseason schedule.
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