... be used a lot) .36 seconds remaining on the game clock, and the LSU trailing Penn State 19-17 in the Capital One Mud Marsh and Mayhem Bowl, sophomore QB Jordan Jefferson connected with senior WR Brandon Lafell on a short screen to the middle of the field for a four yard gain, which brought the Tigers to the 49-yard line.

The play call—screen to the middle of the field on a route well short of the first down marker with no remaining timeouts—has been decried by fans and media, who continue to question Les Miles' time management skills.

Once Lafell went down, the Tigers hurried to the spot in order to line up for the "clock it" play—formerly known as a spike—to stop the clock with approximately .24 seconds left.

As ...

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