Louisiana Tech Literally Faced Third-And-93 Against Mississippi State

by Dakota Randall | Sep 9, 2017 | 1 Min Read

Picking out the ugliest moment of Louisiana Tech’s 57-21 loss to Mississippi State on Saturday surprisingly is easy.

Facing a second-and-goal from MSU’s 6-yard line in the fourth quarter, La Tech quarterback J’Mar Smith was unable to catch a poor snap, and the ensuing, fumble-filled chaos resulted in a loss of 87 yards. So, while La Tech technically faced a third-and-goal, it would’ve needed a whopping 93 yard to punch it in.

Watch the madness unfold in the video below:

Yeah, third-and-93.

No, the battle of the Bulldogs wasn’t competitive. But boy, was it ever entertaining.

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Thumbnail photo via Justin Ford/USA TODAY Sports Images

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