the fourth quarter. Here is a look at the teams with the best record when trailing in the fourth quarter since 2005:

Team W-L Record Win Pct.

LSU 24-24 .500

Texas 18-35 .340

Florida State 19-37 .339

Clemson 17-39 .304

La'el Collins Wins Prestigious SEC Jacobs Blocking Trophy As League's Best Offensive Lineman; Named Second-Team All-America

LSU senior left tackle La'el Collins became the sixth Tiger in school history to win the prestigious Jacobs Blocking Trophy as the Southeastern Conference's most outstanding blocker. Collins was selected as the winner by a vote of the league's head coaches. He joins OT Ciron Black in 2009, OG Alan Faneca in 1997, OT Robert Dugas in 1978, FB/HB J.W. Brodnax in 1958 and QB/FB Bill May in 1936 as LSU players to win the distinguished award. Collins alsoearned Second-Team All-America honors from the AP, USA Today and Sports Illustrated. He leads all LSU linemen this season in offensive snaps played at 792 and knockdown blocks with 84.5 through 12 games. Collins' 84.5 knockdowns are the most in a season by an LSU offensive lineman since 2011 when Will Blackwell tallied 112.5 in 14 games in his All-American season. Collins enters the bowl game coming off one of his best performances. Against Texas A&M, he registered a career-high 13.5 knockdowns while paving the way for a season-best 384 rushing yards, the most rushing yards in an SEC game for LSU since 1997 versus Kentucky.

La'el Collins Wins Charles McClendon Award LSU's MVP

LSU senior left tackle La'el Collins was named the recipient of the Charles McClendon Award as