Product Description
2004 SUGAR BOWL - 2003 National Champions
LSU 21 | Oklahoma 14
In 2003, the LSU Tigers were one of three unbeatens at the end of the regular season. In the AP Poll, the Trojans of USC were number one with LSU ranked second and the Oklahoma Sooners third. However, the BCS computers had Oklahoma and LSU as 1 and 2. LSU and Oklahoma squared off in the Sugar Bowl in New Orleans.
Oklahoma had averaged 45+ points per game while the strength of LSU was its defense which was only giving up 10.5 points and led the nation in yielding an average of only 68.2 rushing yard per game.
LSU scored first with 11:38 in the first quarter. OU soon tied the score with their own touchdown halfway through the second period. Not to be outdone, LSU drove down the field for another TD and the halftime led. At the start of the second half, the Sooners had received the kickoff. Two plays later Jason White's pass was intercepted and returned for a 20-yard TD. White was hassled all night by the Tiger defense being flattened with blitz's but still managed to keep his team in contention. Jack Hunt's tip of a would-be game tying touchdown which fell off the finger tips of Mark Clayton in the end zone preserving a 21-14 Sugar Bowl victory.
Regular Edition Lithograph: 1,503
(Image Size: 19½" x 26") Each Regular Edition print is hand-signed and numbered by the artist and is accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity and a gold embossed seal to enhance framing.
Signature Edition Lithograph: 500
(Image Size: 19½" x 26") Each Signature Edition print is hand-signed and numbered by the artist and is accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity and a gold embossed seal to enhance framing.
Artist's Proof Lithograph: 200
(Image Size: 19½" x 26") Each Artist's Proof print is hand-signed and numbered by the artist and is accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity and a gold embossed seal to enhance framing.
Autographed Editions Available: Each Autographed print has been personally hand-signed by Eric Alexander, Jack Hunt and Chad Lavalais.
