hilliard.o the five. >> gary: you've got tramain thomas better be so gassed, there has got to be a reason. you give him a rest like that -- that can cost you the game. >> verne: back on the field now. >> gary: one bad angle and all of a sudden it's first and goal. >> verne: it's stampley and hilliard. hilliard the running back behind stampley. the toss. hilliard. at the five. driven down at the four. jerry franklin, middle linebacker filling the gap. >> gary: interesting call, do you go option? do you roll out and allow jordan jefferson the ability to run or throw? remember, we scored that option touchdown against -- he scored that option touchdown against tennessee. so many different plays they could use. >> verne: james wright is the wide receiver to the left. top of the screen. out in the spread. snap good. here is jefferson. fires it. incomplete. intended for rueben randle. >> gary: middle. ball is thrown -- it was tramain thomas was the only guy that defended it, forced the throw a little

second down and eight, hilliard and ford are the backs, they give it to hilliard and he is spilled. it will be third and long. >> gary: do you let jordan jefferson throw the ball from out of this position? remember last year. he and toliver. out from about this position right here. it was a first-down call. this will be a third-down call against the nickel package. >> verne: third and six at the five. >> gary: yeah, marquis maze right there had him. the gimmick play that mcelwain and saban were waiting all game for. what will les call here? >> verne: randle starts in motion. they keep it on the ground. handoff to ford, and it will be fourth down. >> gary: i think les miles said, "the way we're playing defense, let's just live for another day. punt the ball here, and take our chances on defense. we don't want to make a critical mistake on our own goal line and give this game away." i agree with him. >> verne: they're going to bring marquis maze, hobbled with that bad ankle and with the memory of an interception he just threw, now, the longest punt return allowed by l.s.u. this year i

second down and eight, hilliard and ford are the backs, they give it to hilliard and he is spilled. it will be third and long. >> gary: do you let jordan jefferson throw the ball from out of this position? remember last year. he and toliver. out from about this position right here. it was a first-down call. this will be a third-down call against the nickel package. >> verne: third and six at the five. >> gary: yeah, marquis maze right there had him. the gimmick play that mcelwain and saban were waiting all game for. what will les call here? >> verne: randle starts in motion. they keep it on the ground. handoff to ford, and it will be fourth down. >> gary: i think les miles said, "the way we're playing defense, let's just live for another day. punt the ball here, and take our chances on defense. we don't want to make a critical mistake on our own goal line and give this game away." i agree with him. >> verne: they're going to bring marquis maze, hobbled with that bad ankle and with the memory of an interception he just threw, now, the longest punt return allowed by l.s.u. this year i

stafford fleishman hilliard does their special accommodation for logistics at getting tents have been solving type allergy that has made communications possible. on the security staff, we are ensuring the books have a happy experience for all the booklovers to join us this weekend. i think we are especially grateful for the many who have brought their children celebrated the multigenerational world and reading to each other and extending the conversations that you never quite had with that screen in front of you with one another. so is grateful to many, many sponsors who have contributed the financial resources of the partner institution with all kinds of tracks that made this event not only possible, but sustaining. i want to especially mention our cochairman other new board for the festival. david rubenstein has been a great benefactor and unfortunately he can't be here today, that deserves a great thanks. he is cochairman with me of this great board we have done this many members are here and we think them. finally, we think the authors and publishers are making the book and having

stafford fleishman hilliard does their special accommodation for logistics at getting tents have been solving type allergy that has made communications possible. on the security staff, we are ensuring the books have a happy experience for all the booklovers to join us this weekend. i think we are especially grateful for the many who have brought their children celebrated the multigenerational world and reading to each other and extending the conversations that you never quite had with that screen in front of you with one another. so is grateful to many, many sponsors who have contributed the financial resources of the partner institution with all kinds of tracks that made this event not only possible, but sustaining. i want to especially mention our cochairman other new board for the festival. david rubenstein has been a great benefactor and unfortunately he can't be here today, that deserves a great thanks. he is cochairman with me of this great board we have done this many members are here and we think them. finally, we think the authors and publishers are making the book and having