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LSU Tigers fans can make the earth move under your feet and they did it Saturday night as the home team clobbered the Clemson Tigers.
The needle was bouncing on a seismometer around a quarter of a mile from Tiger Stadium as LSU took down Clemson 51-10.
Dr. Karen Luttrell, an associate geology professor at LSU, said the seismometer "registered several episodes of stronger-than-normal ground shaking during the LSU game on Saturday."
She says the strongest shakes coincided with the big plays.
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