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As we were reminded again this week by a pair of SEC coaches who get paid millions not to lose, there is a right way and wrong way to handle not getting what you want. You can handle it like Bobby Petrino did or you can (mis)handle it like LSU's Les Miles. read more >

Bobby Petrino's across-the-field gesturing and apparently cursing of LSU's Les Miles, as well as their brief handshake after the game, was among the big topics Saturday when the LSU faithful were discussing the Tigers 41-17 win Friday over Arkansas. read more >

What many around the nation saw as a slight came as no surprise to those who follow the Razorback football program closely. Petrino is short in every post-game handshake, and he curses in the general direction of just about everyone on the field every game. Bobby Petrino does not like to lose. read more >

Bobby Petrino was not happy with the way things ended Saturday at No. 1 LSU. It wasn't just the yards and points allowed by his team or the way the Razorback offense stalled in what some saw as a play-in game for a BCS title spot. Petrino was upset that Tigers Coach Les Miles was still scoring late in what wound up being a 41-17 loss for the third-ranked Razorbacks. Miles and LSU threw on five of eight plays during a drive that resulted in a field goal that set the final margin. That was too much for Petrino. read more >

There was a stretch in the first half where Bobby Petrino found himself wondering why LSU was passing so much against the Arkansas defense. In running up an undefeated record and establishing themselves as the best team in the country, the Tigers had used a strong running game to physically and mentally wear down opponents. So Petrino wondered why he wasn't seeing more early in the game against his third-ranked Razorbacks. LSU (12-0, 8-0) didn't leave anybody wondering where its running game was after halftime. read more >