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Kentucky Stuns No. 10 LSU in Overtime

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Kentucky Stuns No. 10 LSU in Overtime

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Kentucky upset No. 10 LSU 35-34 in overtime in Lexington, earning its second consecutive overtime victory on quarterback Kenny Minchey’s walk-off two-point conversion. After LSU took a seven-point lead in overtime, Kentucky tied the game with Adam Zouagui’s late 33-yard field goal; the back-and-forth game also featured big plays, turnovers and missed Kentucky field goals. The loss dropped LSU to 4-2 and complicated its College Football Playoff prospects ahead of a demanding SEC schedule, while Kentucky improved to 5-1 under coach Will Stein.

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