Auburn was used to this scenario.
Start well … Lead most of the game… Outgain, outplay your opponent.
Then, lose at the end.
Remember Oklahoma. Remember Missouri.
This time is was Texas A&M.
The Tigers had led by three touchdowns near halftime, but by the final minutes of the game trailed by three points, 31-28. But, Auburn finished with a 15-play drive, forcing overtime with a successful field goal with just five seconds remaining.
After three overtimes, the score was still tied when Auburn wide receiver KeAndre Lambert-Smith and quarterback Payton Thorne made the difference.
Lambert-Smith took a low pass from Thorne across the middle of the end zone providing the two points needed for the 43-41 win.
For the game, Lambert-Smith had 104 receiving yards with the overtime game-winner.
Thorne threw for 301 yards with two touchdowns, 38 rushing yards and the two-point conversion.
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