The majority of this is drastically unfair, unjust, and blatantly false. In attending Tiger games since 1969 I have yet to see a fan catch or throw one touchdown pass, make one tackle, or recover nary a fumble. Everything that has ever happened on the gorgeous two-tone grass, both good and bad, has been the direct result of what the guys in the gold helmets have done. If a football team plays poorly and loses games in large quantities fans are going to jeer, boo, and express their displeasure. This phenomenon is not just reserved for Baton Rouge, Louisiana - it happens all over the country.
Fans pay a premium price to attend college football games.
The same amount of money will feed that same group for a week, so it is easy to see how stretched the discretionary dollar has become. With that money, the school pays the coach's multi-million dollar salary as well as feeds and educates the majority of players on the field. If they do not get it then they have every right to express their disappointment in a civil manner. Booing is a temporarily hurtful reaction that the players and coaches must suffer through. It is a far cry better than the fate that foreign soccer players have suffered after World Cup gaffes.