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LSU v. Florida

     November 19, 2016. This day I was so excited to see my favorite team play, the LSU fighting tigers. LSU sadly lost this day to Florida in a heartbreak whenever Derrius Guice ran the wrong way and got stopped on the one yard line and lost the game. However LSU was hoping to get revenge after their horrific lost last year on Saturday. LSU traveled down to Gainesville, Florida to play Florida in the Swamp. I went to my friend's house to watch this game. 

     When I got to his house it was still a tied game. Until halftime, LSU was up 10-3. The game got a lot better in the second half when Florida went on a 13-7 point run to have the game at 17-16 going into the fourth quarter. I was really nervous because I did not want LSU to lose a close game again. I was really happy though when LSU made  the stop and won the game 17-16 and beat Florida and got revenge. 

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  1. emma's blogOctober 12, 2017 at 8:12 AM

    I like how you talked about the score. This was such an interesting story.

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