LSU coaches’ biggest upset losses?

Miles losing to Arkansas in 2014 was a bad loss. Arkansas was on a 16 game SEC losing streak I believe

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Kelly to a&m in 2022. They finished the season 5-7 (should have been 4-8) while we won the west. Just an absolute blunder of a game

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To be fair, it was like the first game all season that A&m had a healthy team and they decided to finally run the ball with the best running back in the country in the same game we placed our 200 lb 4-3 OLB at EDGE.

Between the Jayden fumble, Kyren drops, and Jaray Jenkins somehow dropping that TD catch, we left like 20+ points on the board.

Just a perfect combination of terrible things.

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Miles losing to Arkansas in 2014 was a bad loss

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In all fairness, if the worst loss you can list is a conference opponent not named Vanderbilt, that's a pretty good thing. Look at the others on the list.

To be fair, that Arkansas team wasn’t that bad. Lost in OT to top 10 A&M and by one point to Bama. They beat a top 10 Ole Miss the very next week 30-0.

I believe it’s the only time an unranked team shutout two ranked teams in back to back games.

Miami Ohio and Ole Miss that year.

Should've easily beat Miami. We get down to first and goal near the goal line at Ole Miss game. No points.

We win those two, were playing for NC

Kelly's not losing to no South Alabama. He's no Mike Gundy

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Didn't think they had any chance to compete

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I don't know why not. Troy wasn't a bad team that year, and LSU had sucked royally the two weeks before that game, eking past a bad Syracuse outfit at home, and getting annihilated by a not very good Miss St team, which lost by five TDs+ to both Auburn and Georgia the next two weeks

Hallman’s loss to Colorado State in 1992 was worse. They were not the Sonny Lubick team then. Worst team in the original WAC.