Les Miles

[jb1020]

Why not...dude is dying to get back out there. With the talent we have now I’d be shocked if we regressed. All these up and comers wit little experience make me nervous. It’s too hit or miss.

We we have a great thing going right now. He’s highly respected, his name alone will bring us tons of positive recognition with media and recruits. Let him come in, get too notch coordinators and do a coach in waiting thing in a few years. He’s a safe bet and won’t 17ing flirt with a new job every December.

he can recruit nationally, he’s won a national championship and for Godsakes he’s got the most wins in LSU history.

 

[Hugh Sleeze]

He sucks. And he's a half wit. That child got left behind.

 

[Dogariffic]

Our field grass is tasty...

 

[engie]

Fitz in the I. I'm sure things would immediately get better!1!1

 

[RutherfordBHayes]

Because his offenses are horrible with premier talent.

 

[Shamoan]

Hell no. I'd take sumlin if we get desperate tho.

 

[Irondawg]

I agree with your points on Les, but he'd have to prove he was willing to bring in a younger OC that runs a style that fits our personnel (like Brian Johnson) and let him run the show.

 

[engie]

On Brian Johnson.... can we forget that name as OC?
In his one year of experience he led the worst scoring offense at that particular school since Croom's first year at MSU. That place is a factory for elite offense and they managed to be slightly below nationally average this year.

 

[tatedog]

LSU and Miles is only part of it. The most telling part of his story is Oklahoma State. They were happy to see him go, and they've done pretty okay since he left. Miles inherited a Saban developed program, then feasted on Arkansas, Ole Miss and State all being pretty mediocre (at best) on his arrival. He pulled the occasional upset, but the farther they got from Saban's influence the more that program sunk.