... most unique and dynamic rivalries in the country. So when Auburn travels to Baton Rouge Saturday night to play ninth-ranked LSU on ESPN2 at 6:30 p.m., expect the unexpected is all I can tell you.

The two sets of Tigers are always battling for the SEC West, and there are never any shortages of dramatics when these two get together.

From the "Earthquake Game" in 1988 which LSU won 7-6, to the "Interception Game" in 1994 where Auburn came back with six fourth-quarter interceptions to win 30-26, this rivalry is where "crazy" happens every year.

LSU's win last season broke an eight-game winning streak by the home team in the series, and eight of the last 14 games have been decided by a touchdown or less, including the last five in a ...

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