re: The Herd will interview Bobby Hebert about Les @ 11:05

His son is on the fricking team and he sees first hand the schemes Miles is putting out there. Bobby played in the NFL. I'd think he does know what he's talking about.

think bobby is campaining for les's job!!!

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I don't like to hear what he is saying either, but frick he's got more inside info than anyone else.

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What is the point in him saying this? Why make such a public spectacle after the game and for days after? What is he trying to accomplish?

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Do you guys really think he would spouting all this if if weren't somewhat relevant and true?

He is a former college and professional football player.
His son has been at LSU for 5 years.

He is more qualified of an opinion than any person that posts here.

I don't like to hear what he is saying either, but frick he's got more inside info than anyone else.

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Even allowing for all that, if he had an ounce of class he wouldn't air this out in public. This is all about being butthurt over how he thinks T Bob should have been playing more. Do you think Archie Manning would have done this in the same situation? Hell no.

Hebert is just another trashy coonass from down the bayou. The only difference between him and hundreds of Rantards is someone was stupid enough to put him in front of a microphone.

He doesn't give a shite about LSU, and I don't give a shite about him. frick you, Bobby.

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Do you guys really think he would spouting all this if if weren't somewhat relevant and true?

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If he had not underachieved with the Saints I would listen to what he had to say. He's never coached and never played D-1 football.

And what about this:

Hebert, on a working news media credential, wasn't kicked out, but he might not be let back. He may be in danger of not being credentialed as a journalist in future Sugar Bowls or BCS title games in New Orleans. Sugar Bowl spokesman John Sudsbury said Tuesday he apologized to LSU associate athletics director Michael Bonnette for Hebert's behavior.

"It was very disrespectful. I told Michael I was real sorry it happened," Sudsbury said. "We don't want to credential people who go into a press conference and act like a fan. Multiple people told me it was not professional. It was disappointing. We don't want the coaches who come to these games to be treated like that."

Bonnette said he appreciated Sudsbury's comments.

"I was very disappointed because I felt like it was a personal attack on Coach Miles," Bonnette said. "The part of Bobby that is a fan and a parent came out more than the part of him that is a reporter. Using the word 'ridiculous,' I thought was not professional. He was emotional and really mad. But I thought Coach Miles handled it in a classy manner."

Also, in the USFL he completed only 54.9% of his passes. Not the QB experience I would be looking to if your only argument is why did LSU not push the ball downfield.