Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal challenged fellow Republican Gov. Rick Perry, of Texas, to a high stakes bet over LSU's highly anticipated matchup against Texas A&M on Saturday. But it wasn't for money.

Both governor's agreed to supply 100 pounds of food to a food bank of the winner's choice. Jindal offered to put up 100 pounds of Louisiana seafood while Perry offered to donate 100 pounds of Texas brisket pending the outcome of the football game.

LSU, ranked 22nd in the nation, ended up dominating the 12th-ranked Aggies in a 34-10 upset victory.

Keep it up LSU! Great to be with Willie Robertson & Gov. Perry. #GeauxTigers http://t.co/6aPWJ98m2K

— Gov. Bobby Jindal (@BobbyJindal) November 23, 2013

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So while Texas A&M recovers from the stunning loss, one lucky food bank will soon be stocked up with 100 pounds of delicious Texas brisket. Perry showed good sportsmanship and congratulated Jindal on winning the bet, promising to send the brisket down to Louisiana soon.

Bet w/ @GovernorPerry on LSU-TX A&M game. 100 lbs of La Seafood vs 100 lbs of TX brisket. Donate 2 food bank of winner's choice.

— Gov. Bobby Jindal (@BobbyJindal) November 23, 2013

.@BobbyJindal You are on! #GigEm

— Rick Perry (@GovernorPerry) November 23, 2013

Congrats @BobbyJindal! Some TX BBQ will be heading to LA.

— Rick Perry (@GovernorPerry) November 24, 2013

.@GovernorPerry Thanks! Great to have you in Louisiana today.

— Gov. Bobby Jindal (@BobbyJindal) November 24, 2013

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