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LSU head coach Lane Kiffin stated on Sunday that a line judge told him he would have been killed if the official had blown the whistle to stop a Kentucky play before halftime.
The comment emerged after Kentucky defeated LSU 35-34 in overtime in Lexington on Saturday, a game decided by a touchdown at the end of the first half that Kiffin believes was ruled incorrectly.
With three seconds remaining in the second quarter and the ball on the LSU one-yard line, Kentucky head coach Will Stein chose to attempt a touchdown rather than kick a field goal to tie the game at 17.
Wildcats quarterback Kenny Minchey was initially stopped at the goal line by the LSU defense, but a subsequent push by the Kentucky offensive line moved him across the plane for a touchdown.
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