GLENN GUILBEAU: Brian Kelly Goes Off On Question About Bad Offense, And He Was Right
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55% : GLENN GUILBEAU, Tiger Rag Editor It was a fair question by talented, veteran WBRZ sports anchor Michael Cauble Saturday night after No. 3 LSU went to 3-0 on the season and 1-0 in the SEC with an old-fashioned, 20-10 win over Florida.45% : I said the offense issues was a fair question, but considering what happened in the game and how LSU came back from Whit Weeks' injury, it should've been question No. 10. "I would've had no problem if it was question No. 10," Kelly said.
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