Why LSU’s Lane Kiffin Says ‘Alpha’ Whit Weeks Holds the Key to an Unbreakable Legacy
“He texted, he texted every defensive player individually before the game. That’s who he is. You don’t replace that, you don’t replace when things aren’t going well in the game, that alpha,” Kiffin said.
Kiffin also admitted he looked up last year how differently the team played with Weeks and without him.
Without Weeks, LSU struggled to contain Kentucky’s rushing attack, which picked up 155 yards on 4.8 yards per carry. Running back CJ Baxter led the way for the Wildcats with 123 yards and two touchdowns, including the crucial score in overtime that set up Kenny Minchey’s two-point conversion.
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