Sam Leavitt has had a couple of bad turnovers today, but the return of his scrambling threat is paying off. He rolls in for a 15-yard TD run. LSU takes a 34-27 lead on Kentucky in the first OT.

Going to OT. Kentucky and LSU, tied at 27.

Kentucky's kicker having a tough night. Two straight FGs missed after LSU's defense holds in the red zone. That's a huge bailout after that Sam Leavitt fumble. LSU holding to a 27-24 lead with 3:11 left

Credit LSU's secondary with a coverage sack on Kenny Minchey that set up another field goal -- which Kentucky misses. Two straight drives where the Tigers' secondary comes up big late. 27-24, LSU, with 4:57 left

Unaware if Jackson Harris played any QB in high school but that was a beautiful pass by the LSU receiver. Roman Mothershed giving the Tigers' some good snaps too. 27-24, LSU, with 9:42 left

Jhase Thomas with the tackle of the game thus far. Kentucky has to kick a field goal in the red zone as well. Wildcats' lead over LSU back to four, 24-20. 11:54 left

LSU's 11-play, 73-yard drive stalls in the red zone and the Tigers settle for another chipshot field goal. 21-20, Kentucky, with 2:13 left in the 3Q

Ruling upheld. TD. Kentucky leads LSU, 21-17, at halftime.

UK gets the ball to start the second half, so might as well go for it on 4th-and-goal at the 1 and go for a lead at half. Minchey sneaks it in on the first try, but LSU called timeout. Second try, Minchey stopped initially but keeps pushing. Kiffin arguing it. Under review.

LSU goes jumbo on fourth-and-1. Sean Thompkins at left tackle, Devin Harper at tight end on the left side, then Jordan Seaton and two TEs to the right. Pitch right. It works. Then Leavitt pitches to Jackson Harris for a TD.

After much review, Kentucky's 55-yard punt return TD is upheld. Maybe a sliver of the very outside of his cleat touched a white blade of grass, but refs couldn't see indisputable evidence. 14-10, Kentucky, 13:06 2Q