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Newton joined them briefly with a celebratory jump into the student section, yet another crowd-pleasing move.
"Obviously that was another great, great game," Auburn coach Gene Chizik said. "It came down to the end and somehow or other our football team found a way to win mlb jerseys."
Newton was a decoy on the decisive scoring play, though. McCalebb came across on a sweep that Newton often fakes on and keeps for some of his biggest runs. This time he gave it away and the speedy McCalebb made one cut and won the sprint to the end zone.
"Cam just gave it to me, and I did what I have to do, but all the credit goes to the offensive line," McCalebb said. "They gave me the blocks to make it."
With that, Auburn had covered 90 yards in three plays.
Newton turned in a highlight-reel, 49-yard touchdown and completed 10 of 16 passes for 86 yards.
"He's a great player, about the best in the country," LSU linebacker Kelvin Sheppard said. "Plain and simple, he's the best quarterback in the country."
Newton flashed his blend of power and speed on his biggest run. He was nearly tripped up but reached his right hand down to catch his balance, juked two defenders and grabbed LSU star Patrick Peterson into the end zone.
Newton described it as "just a simple play we were calling all night."
"That particular play, the offensive line did their job and it was left to me to do my job," Newton said. "There was a lot of missed nfl jersey tackles, and I just tried to make the most of it."
Newton got plenty of big-play help for a change. Freshman Mike Dyer ran for 100 yards on 15 carries and McCalebb ran four times for 84.
And Auburn ran for 300-plus yards for the fourth straight time against an SEC defense, none more impressive. This time Auburn gained 526 total yards against the nation's No. 3 defense, which came in allowing 242 a game. Auburn ran for 162 in the fourth quarter alone.
Auburn's own much-maligned defense allowed just 243 yards -- including 2 1/2 sacks by tackle Fairley -- and limited Lee and Jordan Jefferson to a combined 89 yards passing. Jefferson did run for 74 yards.
LSU had twice scored tying touchdowns, pulling even with a halfback pass that worked perfectly early in the fourth quarter. Jefferson lateralled to Spencer Ware, who heaved it downfield to a Rueben Randle for a 39-yard touchdown.
The sputtering offense supplied few other big mlb jerseys plays
