Brian Kelly gives a brutal response to Paul Vibum after the recession before the season

LSU and coach Brian Kelly were tired of criticism from analysts such as ESPN, who expected LSU to struggle against Clemeson because of the weak offensive line in the tigers. However, the Kelly program won a victory for 17-10 on Clemerson Road on Saturday.

Kelly appeared on “The Paul Finebaum Show” on Monday and used the part to roast Finebaum.

“You know me, Paul,” Kelly said. ))

“I think you and I understand, in this work, you have good days, you have bad days, and you just moved and continue to do your work. That’s what we will do here. We will move. We will continue to do our work. We have a good football team but we have to keep them focus on next week.”

In his first three seasons in LSU, Kelly lost three openings of the season in front of large opponents. Before Saturday’s match, analysts such as Mail Kippe, Mike Greenberg, Stanford Steve and Nick Saban expected Clemeson to appear at the top, but Kelly challenged all predictions.

Vibabi has warned that Kelly’s life in Batton Roj will quickly become “miserable”, but after winning, joking about having to eat his words.

“A little specific commentator said a week ago that you will be miserable.” “It seems that I am the miserable person. I have done a good job.”

While maintaining its prediction in LSU, FINEBAUM predictions are missing the first week of the brand in other games as well. He had chosen No. 1 Texas to overcome Ohio No. 3, however Long He fell 14-7. He also expected No. 8 in Alabama in Florida, however Tidal Losing 31-17.

Paul Vibaqa is high in the height of LSU under Brian Kelly

Paul Veibum said earlier that the largest team at LSU University this year is that Brian Kelly has a stronger team, which helped him to land in the category of transport portal No. 1 this season.

After the surprising LSU victory over Clemeson, he is now seen more seriously, not only as a Play of a competitor but as a competitor for the title of a national title, and Vibebum only had praise for Kelly.

“The Matt Barrie Show” (via ON3): “Brian Kelly called for his shot.” “I wondered, was he practicing a lot of pressure? He knew he had to do something different, and he did so.

“They were more physical on the quarrel line that we thought would be the Clemson contact card. Suddenly, that game against Florida within two weeks is no longer a referendum on Brian Kelly.”

LSU will return to Patton Rouge on Saturday to face Louisiana Technology.