Best defensive game I have ever seen. Alabama won the game everywhere but the scoreboard, which is the only place that matters. I find it Ironic that Saban preaches to play for 60 minutes and decides not to play the last 1:48 seconds of regulation.
Funny that you don't have the Honey Smoker clubbing Kirkpatrick as a gif. That would properly show that LSU class. 
I'd feel guilty about that play if it had any bearing on the outcome of the game. But it didn't.. Miles out coached Saban again, end of story.
LSU out rushed Bama by a large margin. Ingram was not a factor. LSU had more redzone visits. LSU's special teams were better in all phases of the game.
Saban blew his opportunity by continuing to take long FG chances. Saban knew Maze was hurt and put him in to return punts anyway. The result a 73 yard punt that turned the game toward LSU.
I wouldn't mind a rematch, but I don't see it happening. I believe the SEC is the best conference in football, but the only way to prove it is to beat teams from outside of the conference. Besides, what does LSU have to gain in a rematch? They already beat Bama at home...
There is a lot wrong with your post but I'll keep it basic. Anyone who has ever played a down of football or understands the game realized that physically, Alabama outplayed LSU. How did Miles out coach Saban? Last year, he did out coach him. This year you have no argument. Saban played to win for 58 minutes. Unfortunately those 5 minutes he played not lose cost Bama the game. LSU fans should be thankful that Miles coached out of character and was not a liability in this game, as he usually is. The long kicks were questionable but 3 points in a game like this are HUGE. In hindsight the way the defense played, he should have punted. In those red zone visits you mention, you did not move the ball. We can sit all day and compare blown chances. Fact is, Bama beat itself. While the LSU defense did play a great game it wasn't about what LSU did or did not do, it's what Bama didn't execute. LSU did have more redzone visits as they played with good field position all night. Alabama had more sustained drives and on two of those long FG drove the ball from inside the 10 down the LSU defenses throat only to shoot themselves in the foot. Again, it's not what LSU did or didn't do.
You're right, Ingram was a non factor as he does not play for Alabama. Trent Richardson on the other hand, went for 160+ all purpose yards. That's hardly a non factor in a game like this. Since you're all about stats, which don't mean a hill of beans in a game like this, I will leave some here. Stats are like swimsuits, they reveal as much as the conceal.
I would pick apart these stats but I'm sure you are good with reading stats as you source them in your previous post. About "out rushing Bama by a large margin", look at the average yards per rush, then look at the attempts.
BAMA: LSU
TOTAL FIRST DOWNS 17 15
TOTAL NET YARDS 295 239
Total Plays 60 58
Average Gain 4.9 4.1
NET YARDS RUSHING 96 148
Rushes 31 41
Average per rush 3.1 3.6
NET YARDS PASSING 199 91
Time of Possesion 30:6 29:54
