T-Bob Hebert was frustrated Saturday night.
The former LSU star just witnessed his team lose at home to Alabama 31-13. As a result, Hebert, who played at LSU from 2007 to 2011, unleased an emotional reaction to the game which featured 12 F-bombs in under two minutes.
The reaction was discussed Sunday during the Matt Barrie Show.
"T-Bob Hebert about two or three months ago when he's destroying people like me calling for Lane Kiffin out," Paul Finebaum started, "that's the real part.
"Guys like that who live and die in that toxic culture just got burned to a crisp. I've been there before. I know what it feels like. When you go all in defending somebody, and you're proven wrong.
"It makes you angry, especially when you immediately go to social media while you're angry."
On Saturday night, Hebert unleashed an emotional reaction to the LSU loss.
"The most pathetic, god damn loss that you could possibly imagine," the former LSU star said in a video, which you can see here .
"This s--t right here was the most god damn pathetic display I've ever f--kin' seen in my entire f--kin' life."
There are no excuses Hebert, the son of former NFL quarterback Bobby Hebert, said.
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"When you get $100 million on the roster, there are no excuses," he said.
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Alabama (7-2, 5-2 SEC) remained firmly in the College Football Playoff picture, while leaving LSU (6-3, 3-3) with long-shot hopes at best under first-year coach Lane Kiffin, who also dropped to 0-6 in his coaching career against Alabama (including prior stints at Ole Miss and Tennessee).
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