College football’s mega rosters aren’t delivering a return on investment as LSU, Texas A&M and Oregon prove

If you were looking for chaos in college football , this past weekend provided plenty of examples of teams that have sent their fan bases into panic mode, while donors freak out after millions of dollars were spent assembling rosters.

We watched Lane Kiffin get escorted through a swarm of Kentucky fans who stormed the field after the Wildcats pulled off an overtime upset against an LSU team that was one of the biggest stories of the offseason, thanks in part to their self-indulgence.

KIRBY SMART HAS ENTERED HIS MOST DANGEROUS ERA AFTER GEORGIA'S AGGRESSIVE WIN OVER ALABAMA: THE FAMILY TALES Just hours earlier, Texas A&M head coach Mike Elko decided it was smart to go after one of the biggest team-centric websites in all college football, because it's obviously TexAgs' fault that the Aggies head coach has fumbled a roster littered with expensive pieces.

Then there was the Red River Rivalry, which delivered one of the most shocking games of the season.

Oklahoma knocked off No.

1 Texas on a last-second field goal, forcing Longhorn fans to reevaluate their expectations over the next two months.

And then, it's the story of UCLA going into Eugene and dissecting the Oregon Ducks , behind the incredible coaching job Bob Chesney has done this season with the Bruins that have them undefeated and ranked No.

15 in the latest polls.

What do all of these outcomes from Saturday have in common? Money can't buy you heart, or even cohesiveness, when you finally spot the ball.

If LSU fans have to hear the word patience one more time from their head coach, Lane Kiffin, the fan base is going to combust with two months left in the regular season.

And no, playing an additional conference game is not the reason why some teams are dealing with the injury bug, even if Kiffin wants to awkwardly joke about why his squad is fighting through a tumultuous time.

LANE KIFFIN IS STARING DOWN DISASTROUS YEAR ONE AS OFFSEASON PLEAS FOR PATIENCE FALL ON DEAF EARS The Tigers were beaten by Kentucky this past weekend because this squad doesn’t know how to finish games, or get fooled by the highlights that Sam Leavitt creates on an occasional basis.

LSU spent over $100 million on a coaching change that saw Kiffin bolt from Ole Miss with the attitude that he was going to immediately build a roster capable of fighting for a CFP title this season, and the school had zero problems flaunting it.

WILL STEIN'S DAD STORMS THE FIELD AFTER KENTUCKY'S UPSET WIN OVER LSU IN BEAUTIFUL COLLEGE FOOTBALL SCENE In reality, the steam is starting to rise out of the overcooked gumbo, and the preseason chatter from within Baton Rouge is starting to look like an overcooked crawfish.