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Mark shlbach
Agitation Coach Brian Kelly on Saturday apologized for a reporter to shock after a 20–10 win against Florida.
“I have recited [the reporter] And the way I interrogated my apology for her, “Kelly said during a news conference on Monday,” I think it is important to understand that you know, relative to my standards, how we work with media on day-to-day basis, need to be higher, and I take responsibility for it, and I will be better in future. ,
Number 3 tigers made only one touchdown in the game, the reporter asked Kelly about his crime struggle.
“Stop. Really?” Kelly said. “Is this the first question? We won the game 20-10. Try another question. What do you want to tell me? I kept it for you. We played the game to win the game.”
When the reporter tried to ask Kelly about the shortcomings of the tigers on the third down (they went 4 -for -14 against Florida) and Kelly became defensive again after running the ball.
“You are looking at it from the wrong perspective,” Kelly said. “LSU won the football game, won the game. I don’t know what you want from me. What do you want?
“They are ridiculous questions and I am tired of it. That football team closed its tail to win just one SEC and you want to know what is wrong. You know what? You are spoiled, you’ve spoiled.”
LSU ranks with 20 points per game at SEC and made only five touchdowns in the first three matches.
“I see this in a very different way than you guys,” Kelly said on Saturday night. “You want to attack it immediately. I love what they did tonight. They found a way to win. And if you guys don’t like it, I don’t really care. I am very happy for those people because they sing there because they have worked with their tail tonight. This is. I am not trying to embarrass you. I am not trying to embarrass you, but it was a stupid question.”
Tigers hosted the FCS program for South -East Louisiana at Tiger Stadium on Saturday (7:45 pm ET, SEC Network).
