Guessing on what LSU coaches are discussing right now

In LSU's last four losses they have given up long drives and the lead in the last several minutes of these games. LSU could have just as easily won every fricken game. Hopefully LSU defensive coaches are starting to realize this can't be all blamed on the loss of talent to the draft. Some new thinking is definitely required when it comes to prevent defense.

I would imagine that LSU coaches were all as shocked as us at Metts 3 interceptions. Before this Mett was either making long perfect throws that only his receiver could catch or having his receiver out jump the coverage that was there. Would be interested to learn Cam's take on each one that occurred.

How important is it to LSU's coaches that the LSU players win the rest of their games? I would think very important for it affects LSU's recruiting, players draft status and LSU's image. Yes, I would think winning out still means a lot so don't expect too much to change as far as more play for the younger QB.

Why was LSU not ready to play this game when it meant so much them, I'll bet all of the LSU coaches are asking themselves that right now. I simply can't think of an answer. Les took the blame, hopefully he took to asking questions including of himself regarding LSU's preparation.

I'm guessing LSU coaches are showing their frustration right now with being so close at being enormously successful and just missing out on national titles, and LSU's been that close repeatedly. It seems LSU is repeatedly missing some vital piece that could have gotten LSU a title. The loss of players on D due to last years draft definitely hurt LSU this year.

I still want LSU's coaches to stick around for a while, all of them. I think Cam and Chavis can learn a lot from going against each other in practices. I would think Cam could be especially helpful to Chavis, he's seen everything in the pros. Hopefully some real creative thinking is being exchanged now. Gonna need it.