Welcome to Jordan-Hare Stadium, where Auburn (1-2, 0-1 SEC) is seeking its first SEC win of the season against visiting LSU (2-1, 1-0 SEC).
Kickoff is set for 5 p.m. AL.com will provide live updates throughout the evening, so refresh this page for the latest information.
GUS MALZAHN PRESS CONFERENCE
-- "It's real good to win a game like this. It was really a team effort."
-- "I told you we were close."
-- Malzahn says Rhett Lashlee will continue to call plays. "I need to be the head coach, and that's what I'm going to be."
-- "Daniel's the best kicker in college football. I think he confirmed that tonight... He's a huge weapon."
-- Malzahn praises Sean White's toughness
-- On the red zone issues: "We need to score more touchdowns. That's it."
-- "I think (Auburn fans) have a lot to look forward to."
FINAL: AUBURN 18, LSU 13
--Review gives the win to Auburn.
--LSU scores on a last second touchdown to stun the Auburn crowd. Officials are reviewing the play.
--LSU has moved the ball down to Auburn's 14-yard line with less than a minute remaining.
--LSU has the ball on Auburn's 45-yard line with a 2nd-and-8 coming up with 1:43 left in the game.
-- Scoring play: Auburn 18, LSU 13 (2:56) | Daniel Carlson is a perfect 6-for-6 and gives Auburn another three points to pad the lead. He now shares a school record with Al Del Greco for most field goals in a single game.
-- Auburn QB John Franklin III enters the game for the first time and rushes for 4 yards before returning to the bench. Auburn steadily marches down the field, picking up three first downs before stalling out at LSU's 12-yard line.
-- After losing 15 yards on a personal foul penalty, LSU almost gives the ball right back to Auburn as Etling overthrows a receiver and Auburn's Josh Holsey lays out for a near-interception. LSU punts three plays later.
-- Auburn can't move the ball following the turnover and goes three-and-out with a trio of incompletions from Sean White. LSU takes over at its own 30-yard line with 10:30 to play.
-- D.J. Chark's 35-yard run on first down gives LSU the ball at the Auburn 40-yard line, but the Bayou Bengals turn the ball over two plays later as Auburn's Jeff Holland recovers Danny Etling's fumble.
-- Scoring play: Auburn 15, LSU 13 (12:36) | Auburn is loving some Daniel Carlson. His fifth field goal of the night gives the blue Tigers the lead again.
-- Auburn opens the final quarter with a 23-yard screen pass from Sean White to Kerryon Johnson. LSU comes up with a third-down stop at its own 20-yard line.
3RD QUARTER: LSU 13, AUBURN 12
-- Auburn moves the ball to midfield as the quarter ends.
-- Scoring play: LSU 13, Auburn 12 (2:32) | Auburn's defense comes through again. The homestanding Tigers give up just 18 yards and force LSU to kick another field goal.
-- Sean White fumbles the ball after being sacked by Arden Key on the ensuing possession and LSU is in business at Auburn's 25-yard line.
-- Scoring play: Auburn 12, LSU 10 (5:36) | We have a two-point game as Colby Delahoussaye hits a 29-yard field goal
-- Auburn's defense bends, but doesn't break. LSU gets to Auburn's 8-yard line before moving backwards on consecutive plays -- Montravius Adams drops Fournette for a 3-yard loss before freshman Marlon Davidson sacks Etling.
-- Fournette opens LSU's second drive of the half with a 16-yard run. Etling follows with a 32-yard pass to a wide open Colin Jeter, and all of a sudden LSU is at Auburn's 27-yard line.
-- Scoring play: Auburn 12, LSU 7 (9:43) | Daniel Carlson is automatic. The junior gets another 3 points on the board for Auburn with a 31-yard field goal.
-- White find Tony Stevens at the 1-yard line, but the senior receiver can't come up with the catch.
-- Auburn takes over at its own 14-yard line. Sean White runs for 12 yards on a draw before completing a 24-yard pass to Tony Stevens to cross into LSU territory. Later in the drive LSU's Arden Key is called for roughing the passer. Officials review the play and determine it was not targeting.
-- Auburn begins the second half with a penalty as Dontavius Russell is called offsides on the first play from scrimmage. LSU gets a first down three plays later with an 8-yard pass. The drive stalls at the 41-yard line and LSU punts.
--Auburn stats: 231 total yards (144 passing, 87 rushing) Sean White 11-for-14. Kamryn Pettway 15 carries, 56 yards. Tray Matthews four tackles (two solo)
-- LSU stats: 137 total yards (114 rushing, 23 passing) Danny Etling 6-for-9, 1 touchdown. Leonard Fournette seven carries, 64 yards. Duke Riley eight tackles (five solo) with 1.5 for loss.
-- LSU takes over and milks the rest of the clock as we head to halftime.
-- Auburn goes for it on fourth down at LSU's 1-yard line and comes up short. Kerryon Johnson took the snap in the Wildcat formation (quarterback Sean White lined out as an outside receiver) but gets stuffed at the goal line. Watch:
-- Auburn gives it to Kamryn Pettway three times from inside the 5-yard line, and the blue Tigers now face a fourth-and-goal at the 1 with 45 seconds left in the half.
-- Auburn gets another big offensive play as Sean White throws to Kerryon Johnson for 36 yards. Johnson then bulldozes his way for 31 more yards on three rushes to LSU's 10-yard line with time winding down.
-- LSU nearly gets a touchdown pass as D.J. Chark blew past Auburn's Tray Matthews down the right sideline, but Danny Etling's pass was just a tad overthrown. Etling. Following a 7-yard quarterback draw from Etling, Auburn's Josh Holsey comes up with a big third down stop on Dupre. LSU punts.
-- Scoring play: Auburn 9, LSU 7 (5:14) | Auburn regains the lead with Carlson's third field goal of the day from 29 yards out.
-- Auburn's Sean White finds Darius Slayton for a 36-yard gain. Auburn in business again at LSU's 18-yard line. Auburn's drive stalls at the 12-yard line as Tony Stevens can't come up with a touchdown catch in the end zone.
-- Auburn's defense comes up huge and prevents a score. Rudy Ford stops D.J. Chark for a 4-yard loss before Danny Etling loses 11 yards on a sack from Carl Lawson. Colby Delahoussaye's 51-yard field goal attempt is no good, and Auburn takes over at its own 34-yard line with 8:17 to play in the half.
-- After reviewing the play, officials call helmet-to-helmet targeting on Auburn's Tre' Williams, who has been ejected. LSU now has a first-and-10 at the 24-yard line.
-- LSU quarterback Danny Etling is injured following a tackle from Auburn LB Tre' Williams. He remains on the field with trainers for several minutes before coming off under his own power. Play is under review.
-- LSU wastes no time responding -- a 35-yard run from Leonard Fournette gives the Bayou Bengals a first down at Auburn's 40-yard line.
-- Scoring play: LSU 7, Auburn 6 (12:19) | Daniel Carlson remains perfect on the season with his eighth field goal, a 29-yarder to cut LSU's lead to one point.
-- Auburn's Kamryn Pettway carries five straight times for 28 yards and advances the ball to LSU's 7-yard line. Kerryon Johnson gets the ball to the 3-yard line before Sean White is sacked by Davon Godchaux and Arden Key for an 8-yard loss.
END OF 1ST QUARTER: LSU 7, AUBURN 3
-- Auburn gets a first down at its own 35-yard line as White finds Marcus Davis for a 9-yard gain. Three plays later, White pump fakes and hits Tony Stevens up the middle for 21 yards and another first down at LSU's 38-yard line.
-- Scoring play: LSU 7, Auburn 3 (2:47) | Danny Etling's pitch to Foster Moreau puts LSU on the board. Moreau was initially called down at the 1-yard line, but the play was overturned following an official review.
-- A 52-yard run from Derrius Guice down the right sideline puts LSU in business at Auburn's 10-yard line. Auburn's Darrell Williams comes up with a big second-down stop.
-- Scoring play: Auburn 3, LSU 0 (6:32) | Daniel Carlson gets Auburn on the board with a 51-yard field goal
-- A play-action pass from Sean White to Tony Stevens gives Auburn its initial first down. Auburn move the ball to LSU's 33-yard line, but can't get any farther.
-- Auburn senior Montravius Adams stops Leonard Fournette in the backfield for a 6-yard loss to force third down, and Etling's pass to Malachi Dupre is broken up by Auburn's Rudy Ford. LSU punts, and Auburn will take over at its own 49-yard line.
-- Auburn takes a huge sack on first down, as Sean White is dropped for 10 yards by LSU's Arden Key. Auburn gets 19 yards back on receptions from Ryan Davis and Kyle Davis, but comes up a yard short of the first down for the second drive in a row.
-- A holding penalty erases an LSU first down. Quarterback Danny Etling throws the ball into the grass on second-and-long, and Leonard Fournette is stopped on third by Deshaun Davis. LSU punts the ball to Auburn's 40-yard line.
-- Following Auburn's 46-yard punt, LSU takes over at its own 20-yard line.
-- Auburn gains 9 yards on the drive, but will punt after Tony Stevens dropped a third-down pass from Sean White.
-- Rudy Ford returns the opening kickoff to the 25-yard line, where Auburn will start its initial drive.
PREGAME
-- LSU wins the toss and elects to kick
-- Some of Gus Malzahn's statements from Auburn's pregame radio show:
On the key to the game...
"I think it's leadership. I think it's character and I think it's focus. We have all three... I think it starts with our seniors: Carl Lawson, Montravius Adams... Alex Kozan, Marcus Davis.... We got great leadership and it's good to have."
On his quarterbacks...
"Sean's going to be our starter and we feel good about him... but John Franklin's a guy, he gave us a spark, and he'll be ready if called upon... It can present a different challenge with two different styles of quarterbacks."
On LSU's offense...
"Five years ago it was kinda odd to be in a spread-type formation... now it's just the opposite and LSU is one of the teams still doing the old-school stuff.... It's been an adjustment but Coach Steele has a very good plan."
On Leonard Fournette...
"That's a big key. We made a lot of highlight reels for him last year. A lot of our guys are back and they're stepping up to the challenge... You got to get to him before he gets started... Every year's different. Two years ago when they were here, we dominated them. They turned the table on us... This is a new year."
-- Offensive coordinator Rhett Lashlee is going to call the plays for Auburn tonight.
-- Auburn athletic director Jay Jacobs told Paul Finebaum he doesn't see today's game as a "do or die" situation for head coach Gus Malzahn.
-- During his press conference Tuesday, Malzahn said his team's losses to Clemson and Texas A&M this season have been the hardest of his career. As for Auburn fans, he said "I definitely feel their pain" and said the team is "close" to turning things around.
-- LSU running back Leonard Fournette blew up Auburn's defense for 228 yards and three touchdowns last year in Baton Rouge. Check out Auburn is approaching the rematch.
-- Auburn's biggest task offensively will be avoiding defensive end Arden Key and defensive back Tre'Davious White, who are considered to be among the best players in the SEC at their positions.
-- Dameyune Craig, who played quarterback at Auburn and coached receivers for three seasons, returns to the Plains as a part of Les Miles' staff.
-- On the flip side, Auburn defensive coordinator Kevin Steele now faces his former LSU team.