'Bad in Every Imaginable Way': Alex Golesh after LSU Dominated Auburn

We did not play anywhere near winning football today in every imaginable way. You know, offensively, man, seven of 11 drives were four plays or less. Between the sacks and the TFLs, I mean, there was close to 20 negatives there. Just we're not efficient offensively early. We're not efficient offensively as we went. And then in the second half, I thought from an adjustment standpoint, it didn't look like anything that would resemble good offensive football. Defensively, man, the fourth downs, the scramble opportunities we gave up on some second-down throws, some third downs with not having some edges, and then I didn't think we tackled anywhere near where you have to to have a chance to win. So, I mean, on both sides of the ball, that didn't look like what I would anticipate Auburn football looking like. The ability to now reset and respond is what the name of the game is. And that was a really, really, really bad performance on both sides. There's no silver lining. There's no anything that was bad in every imaginable way.