Script a "well-coached" and "well-played" loss on Saturday

Okay, no loss is acceptable and will suck regardless. But I think we can all agree that Alabama is a great team (maybe the best in the country), that has won 2 straight national titles and playing at HOME. Therefore, LSU could come in well coached, well prepared, play hard and well and still lose right? Common sense suggests that if LSU plays Bama close and beats the spread, it will really suck, but we'd tip our hat to the team and coaching staff. But I suspect that anything aside from getting screwed by the refs will result in a meltdown blaming the coaches. In fact, I bet its almost worse if we come oh so close but empty handed. Last year we outplayed Bama when they were heavily favored - and a meltdown ensued.

So what would a "loss" look like that wasn't the coaches fault? Would we take an early lead and fail to hold off a comeback that culminated on the final drive? A comeback on our part that ended in an interception into the endzone. Lots of wild chances that didn't work? A game we dominated statistically but lost the turnover battle? Would it be high scoring (44-41) or low scoring (13-10). Just wondering before it happened.