College Football Week 11 Idiot of the Week
In what can only be described as a masterclass in how *not* to coach in the SEC, Brian Kelly's LSU squad got thoroughly trounced by Alabama, 42-13. Oh, what a delightful display of strategic brilliance by Kelly, especially after having two whole weeks to come up with something, anything, to stop Jalen Milroe.
Milroe, apparently, just decided to go for a leisurely jog, amassing 185 yards on the ground and four touchdowns, because clearly, LSU's defense thought they were playing flag football. Social media was ablaze with the question, "What did LSU do for two weeks? Nap time?"
And let's talk about LSU's offense - a true highlight was their innovative approach on third downs, particularly that one play that absolutely no one saw coming because it was so... predictable. Bravo, coach. Really keeping Alabama on their toes there.
But wait, there's more! Kelly, in his infinite wisdom, chose to keep his starters playing until the bitter end. Because, you know, it's not like the game was already in the bag or anything. This isn't just about losing; it's about doing it in the most head-scratching way possible.
This game might just be remembered not for Alabama's dominance, but for the spectacle of Brian Kelly's coaching, which has fans wondering if LSU's playbook was written in disappearing ink.
And for those reasons, Brian Kelly has been named the Forever Gameday IDIOT OF THE WEEK
Milroe, apparently, just decided to go for a leisurely jog, amassing 185 yards on the ground and four touchdowns, because clearly, LSU's defense thought they were playing flag football. Social media was ablaze with the question, "What did LSU do for two weeks? Nap time?"
And let's talk about LSU's offense - a true highlight was their innovative approach on third downs, particularly that one play that absolutely no one saw coming because it was so... predictable. Bravo, coach. Really keeping Alabama on their toes there.
But wait, there's more! Kelly, in his infinite wisdom, chose to keep his starters playing until the bitter end. Because, you know, it's not like the game was already in the bag or anything. This isn't just about losing; it's about doing it in the most head-scratching way possible.
This game might just be remembered not for Alabama's dominance, but for the spectacle of Brian Kelly's coaching, which has fans wondering if LSU's playbook was written in disappearing ink.
And for those reasons, Brian Kelly has been named the Forever Gameday IDIOT OF THE WEEK