Fans couldn’t believe their eyes after watching one reporter roast Brian Kelly during a press conference. Fans have reacted to the viral video of the reporter roasting Kelly on Twitter via TPS;
On Tuesday, Brian Kelly held a press conference following LSU’s season-opening loss to Florida State.
It all started when he called out reporters for walking into his presser late and stated the reporter owed him $10 and that he would hold a party at the end of the year with the money he collects.
Instead of laughing it off, the reporter fired back, “Maybe when you win I’ll be on time,” the reporter said.
Brian Kelly’s first game at LSU was a special teams disaster. The Tigers lost 24-23 to Florida State on Sunday night after they had two kicks blocked and dropped two points.
The final blocked kick came on a game-tying extra point with no time. The blocked extra point ruined what could have been a drive that went down in LSU history should they had went into OT and won.
In the immortal words of Adrien Broner, Kelly got COOKED.
The Brian Kelly era kicked off in one of the more wildly miserable ways possible. The Tigers muffed, and lost, two punts. They had a field goal blocked. And, on the final play of the game—with a tie and overtime on the line—they had an extra point blocked. Afterward, Kelly stood at the podium like a man who knew he makes a lot of money ($9.5 million a year) to win football games, and shouldn’t lose them in awful fashion.
He blamed himself. He blamed his staff. He suggested coaches picked the wrong player to return punts (Malik Nabers) and said the position will be “re-evaluated,” which is code for “We’ll have another punt returner in next week’s game.” After a blocked 30-yard field goal in the second quarter, coaches made a personnel change on the left side of the line, from where Florida State was applying the most pressure. On the game-ending extra-point block, guess where the pressure came? “That didn’t work,” Kelly said flatly.
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