LSU drops a 35-34 overtime heartbreaker at Kentucky, and the film doesn’t lie: missed assignments, blown alignments and poor tackling on the road. We break down the three things that cost LSU this game: an undisciplined defense, some brutal officiating (including what Lane Kiffin was told about the tush push and the Will Stein timeout), and an inability to close out games.

We also get into Blake Baker’s road struggles and his move to prevent defense at the end of halves, and Sam Leavitt’s two costly turnovers versus what was his best half of the season. We look at the problems on the interior offensive line, the fourth-and-one decision, and why the better team didn’t win Saturday. Plus, an early look at Mississippi State, Kamario Taylor’s status and why you shouldn’t bail on Lane six games in.

(0:00) – Why “coach speak” wins games and the 3 things that beat LSU
(4:03) – What Lane Kiffin said about the tush push and the Will Stein timeout
(23:07) – Kentucky recap: defensive breakdowns and missed assignments
(33:43) – Where was the aggression? Prevent defense and “Be a Tiger”
(40:09) – Sam Leavitt: turnovers vs. his best half of the season
(47:22) – Interior O-line issues and the fourth-and-one call
(1:01:10) – Mississippi State preview: Kamario Taylor’s status and what worries us