Tigers fans started throwing debris onto Tiger Stadium's field on Saturday night in protest of a facemask penalty called against defensive end Sai'vion Jones in the third quarter against Alabama. REQUIRED READING: Alabama vs LSU live score, updates, highlights from Crimson Tide, Tigers' Week 11 game

The No. 15 LSU Tigers hosted the No. 11 Alabama Crimson Tide in Week 11 for what was widely viewed as an elimination game from the College Football Playoff. During the prime-time matchup, LSU fans took offense to what they believed was a wrong call by the officiating crew.

ESPN commentator Kirk Herbstreit did not hold back his thoughts on the LSU fans who threw water bottles on the field after a facemask penalty.

It really hasn't been LSU's night at Tiger Stadium as they've effectively been run off the field by arch-rival Alabama. The fans made it pretty clear how they felt about the game in the second half. Despite pulling out all of the stops ranging from bringing College GameDay to their campus to

Alabama game was briefly delayed in the third quarter when fans began throwing debris onto the field at Tiger Stadium.

Whenever LSU loses a big game, the jokes at Brian Kelly's expense are always soon to follow. That did not change on Saturday. LSU got embarrassed by

Kirk Herbstreit has had enough of fans throwing trash onto the field to protest calls. He aimed his displeasure at LSU fans during the Alabama game:

It has been a theme in College Football this year that upset fans cause on-field delays by throwing trash onto the field, and it happened again on Saturday night. As Alabama and LSU faced off in a big SEC matchup,