Players didn't help either

Most players will execute the plan and situational training provided by the coaches. I think it is pretty rare that a player just totally does the wrong thing in a situation. It happens, but something like simply getting out of bounds during a 2-minute offense is rare. When you see it occur for other teams, players and coaches react to it negatively... even the player who makes the mistake realizes and gets a look of disappointment. but for LSU it seems to occur a lot and everyone looks oblivious.

It's all on situational coaching IMHO.

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There were a lot of bad tackling and regardless of Miles screw ups receivers must go out of bounds with less than a minute left instead of trying to gain a few more yards.

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Did it look like LSU had a clue what to do in a two minute drill?

That's coaching.

Auburn had 388 yards and 18 points. That should be enough for the offense to overcome.