re: What's your take on some of the player interviews today?

It's like this entire coaching staff took their fat contracts they just got from LSU (without a doubt the biggest ones in their career) and said frick it, we are set for life now, and whether we are successful or not, me and mine are set for life. That's what it kinda looks like right now, and it fricking pisses me off. They better start earning their fricking money bc this is bullshite. All of that we are young, we are injured, we have no depth, we lack talent...that's for the birds. You coach with what you have and get the best out of the players you do have. Bunch of fricking bs excuses for them slacking at their jobs is what it is. I guarantee you that even with our roster and all of the issues and the "lack of talent", that there are a shitload of teams, some ranked in the top 25, that would love to trade their overall rosters with LSUs. I'm tired of the bullshite, it's time for these coaches to fricking coach these players. This big of a dropoff within months doesn't happen without it being a coaching problem, a locker room problem, or a combo of the two. If I made excuses like orgeron has to my boss for my poor performance, my arse would be fired regardless. What makes his arse any different?

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My main take is that it's fuching horseshite that those kids have to go out there and take these questions when the coordinators make north of 1.5 mil each

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Although I agree, this is nothing unusual. When has a coordinator taken questions? I don't remember any of Miles' coordinators taking questions. I can't recall any coordinator at any school taking questions outside of scheduled media days. On the other hand it is very common for players especially team leaders to field questions after a game.