The Southeastern Conference etched its mark in the college football history books on Dec. 5, 1992. The league became the first in Division I-A to stage a championship game between its two division winners.

Western Division Champion Alabama and Eastern Division co-Champion Florida provided plenty of fireworks as the Crimson Tide posted a 28-21 victory before a capacity crowd of 83,091 at Legion Field in Birmingham.

The game, which was televised nationally by ABC Sports and earned a 9.8 rating, was not decided until the final minutes. With the Gators facing first-and-10 at their own 21, Alabama cornerback Antonio Langham returned an interception 27 yards for the game-winning score. The play, which came with just 3:16 remaining, earned Langham Most Valuable Player honors and thwarted the debut of a tie-breaking system in Division I-A football.

The victory secured Alabama the role of host at the USF&G Sugar Bowl. On Jan. 1, 1993, the second-ranked Crimson Tide handed No. 1 Miami a 34-13 defeat to capture the SEC's 12th national crown.

SCORING SUMMARY
Alabama 7 7 7 7 -- 28
Florida 7 0 7 7 -- 21

UF - Rhett 5 pass from Matthews (Davis kick); 10:03 (1st)
UA - Lassic 3 run (Proctor kick); 5:07 (1st)
UA - Brown 30 pass from Barker (Proctor kick); 4:49 (2nd)
UA - Lassic 15 run (Proctor kick); 5:14 (3rd)
UF - W. Jackson 4 pass from Matthews (Davis kick); 1:21 (3rd)
UF - Rhett 1 run (Davis kick); 8:09 (4th)
UA - Langham 27 interception return (Proctor kick); 3:16 (4th)

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Rushing: UF - Rhett (22-59); UA - Lassic (21-117)
Passing: UF - Matthews (30-49-2, 287 yards); UA - Barker (10-18-0, 154 yards)
Receiving: UF - Rhett (10-82), Jackson (9-100); UA - Palmer (5-101), Williams (2-16)
Tackles: UF - White (7-3=10), Kennedy (6-4=10); UA - Brown (7-1=8), Langham (6-2=8), Oden (5-3=8)

1993 SEC Championship Game
Florida 28, Alabama 13

The SEC staged its second annual Championship Football Game on Dec. 4, 1993, with Eastern Division Champion Florida defeating Western Division winner Alabama, 28-13, in front of a crowd of 76,345 at Birmingham's Legion Field.

The Gators were led by quarterback Terry Dean, who passed for 256 yards and two touchdowns en route to Championship Game Most Valuable Player honors. After virtually three quarters of neck-and-neck football, and the Gators leading by one, 14-13, Florida was faced with a fourth-and-eight situation. Punter Shayne Edge kept the drive alive with a 20-yard spring, and on the next play, Dean hit wideout Jack Jackson with a 43-yard strike to give Florida an eight- point cushion. From there, the Florida defense held its ground and the Gators secured the victory.

The victory secured Florida as the host of the USF&G Sugar Bowl. On Jan. 1, 1994, the eight-ranked Gators defeated West Virginia, 41-7, in New Orleans to win their first Sugar Bowl title.

SCORING SUMMARY
Florida 7 7 7 7 -- 28
Alabama 7 3 3 0 -- 13

UA - Lynch 1 run (Proctor kick); 10:13 (1st)
UF - Houston 13 pass from Dean (Davis kick); 1:02 (1st)
UA - Proctor 45 FG; 12:02 (2nd)
UF - Dean 2 run (Davis kick); 1:10 (2nd)
UA - Proctor 25 FG; 2:14 (3rd)
UF - J. Jackson 43 pass from Dean (Davis kick); 0:28 (3rd)
UF - Rhett 3 run (Davis kick); 11:59 (4th)

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Rushing: UF - Rhett (22-88); UA - Palmer (16-93)
Passing: UF - Dean (20-37-2, 256 yards); UA - Palmer (8-16-1, 90 yards), Burgdorf (9-12-0, 71 yards)
Receiving: UF - W. Jackson (9-114); UA - Palmer (3-22), Anderson (3-18), Malone (3-37)
Tackles: UF - Kennedy (10-1=11); UA - Gaston (10-1=11)

1994 SEC Championship Game
Florida 24, Alabama 23

Atlanta was the site of the 1994 SEC Football Championship, as a Georgia Dome record 74,751 watched Eastern Division Champion Florida capture its second straight conference crown with a 24-23 victory over Western Division Champion Alabama.

The Gators effectively moved the ball through the air, as Danny Wuerffel connected on 23 of 41 passes for 227 yards and a pair of touchdowns. But at the conclusion of the hard-fought contest, it was Florida defensive standout Ellis Johnson who distinguished himself as the game's most valuable player. The rugged senior recorded five tackles, one pass breakup and an SEC Championship record three tackles behind the line of scrimmage, including two quarterback sacks.

Trailing 17-10 at the half, Alabama regained the lead, 23-17, with two third-quarter field goals and an interception return for a touchdown with less than nine minutes to play. Florida responded with an 80-yard, 10-play drive which ended with a two-yard touchdown pass from Wuerffel to Chris Doering with just 5:29 remaining in the fourth quarter. The extra point by Judd Davis secured the winning margin, as the Gator defense forced an interception on the final Alabama drive.

The SEC's third title game attracted a television audience of more than 30 million viewers. ABC's broadcast earned a 10.5 rating, marking the network's most-watched college football game since the 1991 season.

SCORING SUMMARY
Alabama 7  3 6 7 -- 23
Florida 7 10 0 7 -- 24

UA - Brown 70 pass from Barker (Proctor kick); 11:05 (1st)
UF - Anthony 26 pass from Wuerffel (Davis kick); 4:07 (1st)
UA - Proctor 22 FG; 14:45 (2nd)
UF - Davis 42 FG; 10:31 (2nd)
UF - Wuerffel 1 run (Davis kick); 1:15 (2nd)
UA - Proctor 47 FG; 7:35 (3rd)
UA - Proctor 48 FG; 2:14 (3rd)
UA - Rudd 23 interception return (Proctor kick); 8:56 (4th)
UF - Doering 2 pass from Wuerffel (Davis kick); 5:29 (4th)

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Rushing: UA - Williams (29-99); UF - Taylor (14-40)
Passing: UA - Barker (10-19-2, 181 yards); UF - Wuerffel (23-41-2, 227 yards)
Receiving: UA - Brown (3-119), Lynch (3-28); UF - Anthony (8-105), Taylor (7-62)
Tackles: UA - Townsend (6-1=7); UF - Freeman (5-3=8), Carter (7-1=8), Showers (3-5=8)

1995 SEC Championship Game
Florida 34, Arkansas 3

A prime-time (ABC) television audience and a sell-out crowd (71,325) in the Georgia Dome witnessed Eastern Division Champion Florida defeat Western Division Champion Arkansas, 34-3, in the fourth annual SEC Championship Game.

The Gators, who went through the regular season undefeated, continued its dominance on this night. Florida outgained the Razorbacks, 396-299, and committed no turnovers, while forcing Arkansas into four giveaways.

Arkansas got on the scoreboard first when Todd Latourette kicked a 36-yard field goal with 7:26 left in the first quarter. The Razorbacks were dealt some bad news on that drive, however. Sophomore running back Madre Hill, who finished third in the conference in rushing, was lost for the game with a knee injury.

The Gators took the ensuing kickoff and went 80 yards in seven plays, capped off when game MVP Danny Wuerffel connected with Chris Doering on a 22-yard touchdown pass. Florida would never look back.

Leading 24-3 in the third quarter, the Gator defense got into the act. Florida nicklebacker Ben Hanks took an errant fumble and ran the pigskin back 95 yards for a touchdown.

The SEC's fourth title game attracted a television audience of over 25 million viewers. ABC's broadcast earned a 7.2 rating.

SCORING SUMMARY
Florida  14 3 14 3 -- 34
Arkansas  3 0  0 0 --  3

AR - Latourette 36 FG; 7:26 (1st)
UF - Doering 22 from Wuerffel (Edmiston kick); 4:30 (1st)
UF - Wuerffel 1 run (Edmiston kick); 1:25 (1st)
UF - Edmiston 31 FG; 5:03 (2nd)
UF - Hilliard 29 pass from Wuerffel (Edmiston kick); 8:26 (3rd)
UF - Hanks 95 fumble return (Edmiston kick); 4:25 (3rd)
UF - Edmiston 20 FG; 12:48 (4th)

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Rushing: UF - T. Jackson (11-62); AR - Johnson (20-71)
Passing: UF - Wuerffel (20-28-0, 276 yards); AR - Lunney (17-27-2; 170 yards)
Receiving: UF - Hilliard (7-125); AR - Meadors (7-74)
Tackles: UF - Hanks (6-3=9), Barnard (5-4=9), Wright (8-1=9); AR - Delco (6-4=10)

1996 SEC Championship Game
Florida 45, Alabama 30

A sellout crowd of 74,132 witnessed an offensive explosion in the fifth annual SEC Championship Game, with Eastern Division champion Florida downing Western Division champion Alabama, 45-30.

The Gators, went on to the Nokia Sugar Bowl, defeating Florida State, 52-20, and claiming their first national championship.

Quarterback Danny Wuerffel, the game's Most Valuable Player, threw for an SEC Championship Game record 401 yards and six touchdowns against a Crimson Tide defense that was ranked sixth in the nation in total defense coming into the contest.

Wuerffel's favorite target was wide receiver Reidel Anthony, who caught 11 aerials for 171 yards and three touchdowns - all three numbers were game records.

Alabama got on the scoreboard first on a 36-yard touchdown pass from Freddie Kitchens to Dennis Riddle. The Gators went on to score 24 straight points in building up a 24-14 halftime lead.

In the third quarter, the two teams traded touchdowns, including two long scoring plays. With 4:06 left in the third quarter, Kitchens hit receiver Michael Vaughn with a 94-yard strike, the longest play from scrimmage in SEC Championship Game history. Within a minute (57 seconds to be exact), Wuerffel retalliated for the Gators, hitting Jacquez Green with a 85-yard touchdown pass.

Florida added a touchdown in the fourth quarter to put the game out of reach.

The SEC's fifth title game attracted a television audience of 25.8 million viewers. ABC's broadcast earned a 7.0 rating. The average rating of the SEC Championship Game in its five years has been 8.5 with over 138 million viewers.

SCORING SUMMARY
Alabama 7  7 14 2 -- 30
Florida 6 18 14 7 -- 45

UA - Riddle 36 pass from Kitchens (Brock kick); 8:52 (1st)
UF - Hilliard 46 pass from Wuerffel (kick blocked); 3:11 (1st)
UF - Anthony 21 pass from Wuerffel (Anthony pass from Wuerffel); 14:37 (2nd)
UF - Williams 45 pass from Wuerffel (Cooper kick); 11:35 (2nd)
UF - Cooper 35 FG; 7:39 (2nd)
UA - Vaughn 8 pass from Kitchens (Brock kick); 0:29 (2nd)
UA - Riddle 5 run (Brock kick); 9:12 (3rd)
UF - Anthony 13 pass from Wuerffel (Cooper kick); 5:14 (3rd)
UA - Vaughn 94 pass from Kitchens (Brock kick); 4:06 (3rd)
UF - Green 85 pass from Wuerffel (Cooper kick); 3:09 (3rd)
UF - Anthony 21 pass from Wuerffel (Cooper kick); 14:54 (4th)
UA - Team Safety; 4:32 (4th)

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Rushing: UA - Riddle (17-42); UF - Taylor (13-83)
Passing: UA - Kitchens (19-45-1, 264 yards); UF - Wuerffel (20-35-2, 401 yards)
Receiving: UA - Riddle (6-82); UF - Anthony (11-171)
Tackles: UA - Sigler (4-3=7); UF - Bates (7-3=10)

1997 SEC Championship Game
Tennessee 30, Auburn 29

Yet another SEC Championship Game went down to the wire in 1997, when Tennesee defeated Auburn, 30-29.

Before a Georgia Dome Sporting Event record crowd of 74,896, the Vols came from a 20-7 second quarter deficit to defeat the Tigers on Peyton Manning's 73-yard TD pass to Marcus Nash early in the fourth quarter.

A defensive struggle ensued and the Vols were off to the FedEx Orange Bowl to play for the Bowl Alliance National Championship while the Tigers returned to Atlanta to play in the Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl.

The Vols got on the scoreboard first on a 40-yard TD pass from Manning to Peerless Price. However, that was all the scoring Tennessee could muster until a Jeff Hall 27-yard field goal midway through the second quarter.

In the meantime, Auburn accounted for 20 unanswered points, led by a 24-yard fumble return by Brad Ware and a 51-yard TD pass from Dameyune Craig to Tyrone Goodson. AU's Jaret Holmes also hit two field goals.

After the two teams traded touchdowns midway through the third quarter, Tennessee mounted its charge. Behind 27-17, UT scored on a 46-yard pass from Manning to Price. On the PAT attempt, Auburn's Quinton Reese returned the blocked kick for a two-point conversion to pull the Vols to within six, 29-23.

That set up the heroics on Nash's 73-yard TD reception from Manning and Hall's PAT that won the game for Tennessee.

The game's MVP was UT quarterback Peyton Manning, who completed 25 of 43 passes for 373 yards with four TDs and two interceptions.

SCORING SUMMARY
Tennessee  7 3 13 7 -- 30
Auburn    13 7  9 0 -- 29

UT - Price 40 pass from Manning (Hall kick); 12:41 (1st)
AU - Holmes 30 FG; 10:25 (1st)
AU - Ware 24 fumble return (Holmes kick); 5:36 (1st)
AU - Holmes 48 FG; 1:27 (1st)
AU - Goodson 51 pass from Craig (Holmes kick); 14:12 (2nd)
UT - Hall 27 FG; 7:46 (2nd)
UT - Copeland 5 pass from Manning (Hall kick); 11:56 (3rd)
AU - Beasley 24 pass from Craig (Holmes kick); 6:14 (3rd)
UT - Price 46 pass from Manning (kick blocked); 1:06 (3rd)
AU - Reese PAT return; 1:06 (3rd)
UT - Nash 73 pass from Manning (Hall kick); 11:14 (4th)

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Rushing: UT - Lewis (31-127); AU - Williams (6-8).
Passing: UT - Manning (25-43-2, 373 yards); AU - Craig (14-34-0, 262 yards)
Receiving: UT - Nash (9-126), Price (8-161); AU - Poor (3-98), Beasley (3-56)
Tackles: UT - Gaines (4-0=4); AU - Spikes (10-5=15)

1998 SEC Championship Game
Tennessee 24, Mississippi State 14

Behind 14-10 midway through the fourth quarter, Tennessee scored two late touchdowns to hold off a tenacious Mississippi State squad, 24-14, before a sellout crowd of 74,795 and a national television audience (ABC).

The win by Tennessee enabled the Vols to stay undefeated for the season and participate in the National Championship Game at the Tostitos Fiesta Bowl. In that contest, Tennessee defeated Florida State, 23-16, to win the national title.

Midway through the final quarter, MSU's Kevin Prentiss returned a punt 83 yards for a touchdown to put the Bulldogs ahead, 14-10. A sudden sense of urgency hit the Vols as their chances for a national championship were riding on the result of the SEC title tilt.

On UT's following drive, QB Tee Martin drove the Vols down the field and hit WR Peerless Price with a 41-yard TD pass with 6:15 left to give Tennessee a 17-14 lead.

Miss. State fumbled on the first play of the next drive, giving the ball back to Tennessee at the MSU 26-yard line. All it took was one play for Martin to find Cedric Wilson for a 26-yard TD pass to give the Vols the final 24-14 margin.

The Bulldogs played in the Southwestern Bell Cotton Bowl, falling to Texas, 38-11.

Price was the game's Most Valuable Player, with six catches for 97 yards and a touchdown. He also returned two kickoffs for 55 yards.

SCORING SUMMARY
Mississippi State 7  0 0  7 -- 14
Tennessee         0 10 0 14 -- 24

MS - Bean 70 interception return (Hazelwood kick), :05 (1st)
UT - Stephens 2 run (Hall kick), 9:32 (2nd)
UT - Hall 31 FG, 5:09 (2nd)
MS - Prentiss 83 punt return (Hazelwood kick), 8:43 (4th)
UT - Price 41 pass from Martin (Hall kick), 6:15 (4th)
UT - Wilson 26 pass from Martin (Hall kick), 5:47 (4th)

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Rushing: MS - Johnson (14-38); UT - Henry (26-120)
Passing: MS - Madkin (10-22-2, 84 yards); UT - Martin (15-32-1, 208 yards, 2 TDs)
Receiving: MS - Cooper (5-44); UT - Price (6-97), Copeland (5-76)
Tackles: MS - Campbell (10-2=12); UT - Walker (4-1=5)

1999 SEC Championship Game
Alabama 34, Florida 7

Alabama broke open a close game in the fourth quarter, outscoring Florida 19-0 in the final stanza, to defeat the Gators, 34-7, in the 1999 SEC Championship Game before 71,500 fans at the Georgia Dome.

Two big plays in the fourth quarter led directly to 13 Crimson Tide points. With 11:54 left in the contest, Freddie Milons scored on a 77-yard run and 18 seconds later, Alabama's Reggie Grimes scored from 38-yards on an interception return. The score went from 15-7 at the beginning of the fourth quarter to 28-7 with 11:36 left in the contest. Shaun Alexander would add a 7-yard touchdown run to make the final margin, 34-7.

Florida got on the scoreboard first, on a 3-yard pass from Earnest Graham to Erron Kinney, in the game's first possession. The Alabama defense would allow Florida just 59 total offensive yards the rest of the way.

The Alabama defense intercepted four passes and kept the Florida offense from converting a third down in the contest. The Tide held the Gators to their lowest total offense, passing yards, pass completions and first down totals ever under head coach Steve Spurrier.

After the Gators got out to a 7-0 lead, Alabama used two Ryan Pflugner field goals of 29 and 48 yards to cut the margin to 7-6 with just 2:03 left in the first half.

Following an interception by Alabama's Marcus Spencer, the Crimson Tide took the lead for good five plays later on a 27-yard TD pass from Andrew Zow to Jason McAddley. Alabama went into the locker room ahead, 12-7.

The only scoring in the third quarter was a Pflugner 49-yard field goal that made the score 15-7, setting the stage for Alabama's big fourth quarter.

Milons was named the game's MVP with 116 rushing yards and a TD and played three positions during the game - wide receiver, quarterback and kick returner.

SCORING SUMMARY
Florida 7  0 0  0 --  7
Alabama 0 12 3 19 -- 34

UF - Kinney 3 pass from Graham (Chandler kick), 13:20 (1st)
UA - Pflugner 29 FG, 11:03 (2nd)
UA - Pflugner 48 FG, 2:03 (2nd)
UA - McAddley 27 pass from Zow (pass failed), 00:30 (2nd)
UA - Pflugner 49 FG, 3:12 (3rd)
UA - Milons 77 run (Pflugner kick), 11:54 (4th)
UA - Grimes 38 interception return (kick failed), 11:36 (4th)
UA - Alexander 7 run (rush failed), 3:58 (4th)

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Rushing: UF - Graham (9-27); UA - Milons (6-116-1), Alexander (30-97-1).
Passing: UF - Palmer (7-20-3-80 yards); UA - Zow (10-17-0-134 yards-1 TD).
Receiving: UF - Jackson (3-49); UA - Carter (5-71); McAddley (4-46-1 TD).
Tackles: UF - Manuel (7-4=11); Dixon (6-4=10); UA - Merritt (4-0=4).

2000 SEC Championship Game
Florida 28, Auburn 6

Led by four touchdown passes by game MVP Rex Grossman, the Florida Gators defeated the Auburn Tigers, 28-6, to win the SEC Championship Game, held at the Georgia Dome in Atlanta, Ga. on Dec. 2.

With the win, the Gators have won five of the seven SEC Championship Games they have participated in. Florida went on to represent the SEC in the Bowl Championship Series, where it lost to Miami (Fla.), 37-20, in the Sugar Bowl.

Grossman completed 17 of 26 passes for 238 yards for the Gators while UF running back Earnest Graham set an SEC Championship Game record with 169 rushing yards on 19 carries.

The Gators went out to a 14-0 lead in the first quarter against the Tigers. Grossman's 10-yard TD strike to Reche Caldwell with 13:09 left in the first quarter put the Gators ahead to stay, 7-0. Another Grossman to Caldwell strike, this time for 66 yards, added to the score with 2:42 left in the first quarter.

Florida added to its lead midway through the second quarter. Grossman hit freshman Jabar Gaffney on a 27-yard TD strike to make the score 21-0 with 8:19 left in the first half.

Auburn got on the scoreboard late in the second quarter on a 44-yard field goal by Damon Duval with no time left in the stanza. The Tigers also got on the scoreboard first in the second half on a 21-yard field goal with 9:43 left in the third quarter, making the score 21-6.

On the game's following drive, the Gators put the game out of reach. Grossman led Florida on an 11-play, 80-yard drive that took 4:26 off the clock. The drive ended on a 12-yard pass from Grossman to Brian Haugabrook and put the Gators ahead, 28-6.

The Tigers' agony was compounded on the next drive when QB Ben Leard had to leave the game with an injury and did not return. Before the injury, Leard completed 17 of 33 passes for 158 yards.

The Gator defense played a big role in the win as it held SEC Player of the Year Rudi Johnson to just 47 yards rushing on 17 carries. Florida's Gaffney, the SEC Freshman of the Year, had five catches for 84 yards and a touchdown while Caldwell added three catches for 91 yards and two scores.

SCORING SUMMARY
Florida 14 7 7 0 -- 28
Auburn   0 3 3 0 --  6

UF - Caldwell 10 pass from Grossman (Chandler kick), 13:09 (1st)
UF - Caldwell 66 pass from Grossman (Chandler kick), 2:42 (1st)
UF - Gaffney 27 pass from Grossman (Chandler kick), 8:19 (2nd)
AU - Duval 44 FG, 0:00 (2nd)
AU - Duval 21 FG, 9:43 (2nd)
UF - Haugabrook 12 pass from Grossman (Chandler kick), 5:17 (3rd)

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Rushing: UF - Graham (19-169); Gillespie (11-45). AU - Evans (8-69); Johnson (17-47).
Passing: UF -Grossman (17-26-1; 238 yds., 4 TDs); AU - Leard (17-30-1; 158 yds., 0 TD).
Receiving: UF - Gaffney (5-84-1 TD); Caldwell (3-91-2 TD); AU - Evans (4-45); Diamond (4-42).
Tackles: UF - Hardmon 6 (6-0); Brown 5 (5-0). AU - Thomas 11 (9-2).

2001 SEC Championship Game
LSU 31, Tennessee 20

LSU, in its first appearance in the SEC Championship Game, won its first conference title since 1986, defeating Tennessee, 31-20, in the 10th anniversary of the SEC's title tile before 74,843 fans at the Georgia Dome.

Trailing 17-16 entering the fourth quarter, LSU was directed on two touchdown drives by backup QB Matt Mauck, who entered the game for the injured Rohan Davey in the first half. Mauck scored his second rushing touchdown of the game on the second play of the fourth quarter from 13 yards out, and after a successful two-point conversion, put the Tigers ahead to stay, 24-17.

LSU put the game out of reach late in the fourth quarter on a one-yard TD run by Domanick Davis to make the final margin, 31-20. Davey was knocked out of the game in the first half with bruised ribs. Mauck directed the Tigers to the game's first touchdown, capping it with a four-yard TD run to put LSU ahead, 7-0.

Tennessee then scored 17 unaswered points in the second quarter, including two passing TDs from quarterback Casey Clausen. The first was a 31-yard pass to Kelley Washington and second was a three-yard pass to Troy Fleming. LSU's John Corbello broke the Vol scoring string with a 45-yard field goal with just 29 seconds left in the first half.

Corbello added two field goals in the third quarter, which closed the Vol lead to 17-16 by quarter's end.

Mauck, voted the game's MVP, completed just five-of-15 passes for 67 yards, but also rushed for 43 yards on 12 carries and two TDs. LSU was also led by another backup at running back, Domanick Davis, who had 78 yards on 16 carries and a touchdown. LSU's leading rusher for the season, LaBrandon Toefield, was injured a knee in the second quarter after rushing seven times for 18 yards.

Tennessee's Casey Clausen completed 27-of-43 passes for 332 yards and 2 TDs. Nine completions went to Washington for 140 yards while Donte' Stallworth had seven grabs for 96 yards. The LSU defense held the SEC's top rusher, UT's Travis Stephens, to just 37 yards on 14 carries.

SCORING SUMMARY
Tennessee  0 17  0  3 -- 20
LSU        7  3  6 15 -- 31

LSU - Mauck 4 run (Corbello kick), 8:14 (1st)
UT - Washington 31 pass from Clausen (Walls kick), 9:04 (2nd)
UT - Fleming 3 paass from Clausen (Walls kick), 6:18 (2nd)
UT - Walls 51 FG, 3:52 (2nd)
LSU - Corbello 45 FG, 0:29 (2nd)
LSU - Corbello 47 FG, 11:51 (3rd)
LSU - Corbello 45 FG, 2:45 (3rd)
LSU - Mauck 13 run (Reed from Mauck), 14:20 (4th)
UT - Walls 21 FG, 9:55 (4th)
LSU - Davis 1 run (Corbello kick), 2:26 (4th)

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Rushing: UT - Stephens (14-37). LSU - Davis (16-78-1 TD); Mauck (12-43-2 TDs).
Passing: UT - Clausen (27-43-0; 332 yards; 2 TDs); LSU - Davey (9-20-0, 84 yards; 0 TD; Mauck (5-15-0; 67 yards; 0 TD).
Receiving: UT - Washington (9-140-1 TD); Stallworth (7-96); Witten (3-40); LSU - Reed (4-60); Clayton (4-54).
Tackles: UT - Moore (7-1=8); Whiteside (5-0=5); Stevenson (4-1=5); Battle (5-0=5); LSU - B. James (9-1=10); Gay (5-1=6); D. James (4-0=4); Faulk (3-1=4).