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Given Miles' great record at LSU......
Posted on 1/7/11 at 7:33 am
Posted on 1/7/11 at 7:33 am
Why doesn't he have suiters every year or at least when there is a major college HC vacancy? Is the UM gig the only one?
Posted on 1/7/11 at 7:36 am to WHATASHAME
1) LSU is already paying him top money for college
2) The perception that he won with Saban's players, but that has changed after this year
3) A couple of blunders managing the two minute offense
IMO, Miles is a top 5 head coach in college today. He just needs to replace Crowton with a good OC.
2) The perception that he won with Saban's players, but that has changed after this year
3) A couple of blunders managing the two minute offense
IMO, Miles is a top 5 head coach in college today. He just needs to replace Crowton with a good OC.
This post was edited on 1/7/11 at 7:39 am
Posted on 1/7/11 at 7:37 am to WHATASHAME
the same reason why coaches at top universities don't get looked at. The only person that has been looked at is maybe Stoops by Florida and that's about it, its pretty much a lateral move and other teams would be wasting their time. Except in Michigan's case they know Miles would be interested, he's a Michigan fan.
Posted on 1/7/11 at 7:38 am to Jason9782003
Mostly because he has one of the best jobs in college football already.
Posted on 1/7/11 at 7:38 am to WHATASHAME
quote:b/c he's already at a major college. when you're making the money he's making the only jobs that you get tied to usually are ones where you have a strong connection. Stoops to UF was one this year.
Why doesn't he have suiters every year or at least when there is a major college HC vacancy?
Posted on 1/7/11 at 7:39 am to kevg33
quote:
Mostly because he has one of the best jobs in college football already.
Exactly, how many other jobs are more attractive?
Posted on 1/7/11 at 7:40 am to WHATASHAME
quote:Very few schools are viewed as a better HC job than LSU. Miles gets persued by Michigan since it's his alma-mater....similar to when Stoops gets the call from Florida every time they've had a HC opening.
Why doesn't he have suiters every year or at least when there is a major college HC vacancy?
Coaches at the top 10 jobs in the country typically only get pursued by their alma-mater, hometown, or the NFL.
Posted on 1/7/11 at 7:43 am to WHATASHAME
Because he's got about as good a deal as it gets in college football. He's making several million/year and he's at a university where he can win large in the best conference in the country. I don't hear of Mack Brown, Tressel, or Saban being courted by other teams. Maybe their agents are being contacted quietly but I don't know that to be true and if that is the case, I'd imagine their agents let it be known that they aren't leaving for another college. How often do you remember Saban being courted by other college programs when he was at LSU? I don't remember Pete Carroll being sought after by other colleges when he was at USC. The only coach I recall that gets courted from time to time who is already making millions and is already at a blueblood program is Stoops.
Posted on 1/7/11 at 7:52 am to Rocket
I wonder if the thread turned out the way the OP wanted it to or if he was just genuinely curious?
Posted on 1/7/11 at 7:55 am to WHATASHAME
Negatiger bait. ..... Fail
Posted on 1/7/11 at 7:59 am to drexyl
Was just curious....I agree with the responses. I guess it's good to be king...yes?
Posted on 1/7/11 at 7:59 am to Jason9782003
quote:
1) LSU is already paying him top money for college
2) The perception that he won with Saban's players, but that has changed after this year
3) A couple of blunders managing the two minute offense
IMO, Miles is a top 5 head coach in college today. He just needs to replace Crowton with a good OC.
Exactly my feelings except for Crowton. I understand why people say this and if Miles makes the change I get it. But what I think is going on is Miles and Crowton are coming into their own.
If you watch this past season and how LSU only lost 2 games with poor QB talent I truly believe Crowton and Miles are building something special that will be dominate in the coming years.
Posted on 1/7/11 at 8:02 am to WHATASHAME
quote:heres the real answer: b/c hes not widely respected in the coaching community and despite his excellent record and accomplishments, people dont believe it was all his doing. they think he rode saban's coattails to a NC. thats the reason.
Why doesn't he have suiters every year or at least when there is a major college HC vacancy?
Posted on 1/7/11 at 8:07 am to WHATASHAME
IMO......
1) Not respected as a good x's and o's coach.
2) Numerous in game coaching blunders.
3) On the spot public speaking is horrible.
4) Recruiting in one of the best areas with no in state competition.
Not saying he is the worst with time management and general late game coaching but ESPN definitely loves to make sure everyone sees his blunders over and over. They had some other terrible coaching blunders this year by B. Davis, Spurrier and some others that ESPN pretty much let slide....whether it is because those coaches are getting a pass for being well respected and they love to show Miles as the village idiot IDK.
1) Not respected as a good x's and o's coach.
2) Numerous in game coaching blunders.
3) On the spot public speaking is horrible.
4) Recruiting in one of the best areas with no in state competition.
Not saying he is the worst with time management and general late game coaching but ESPN definitely loves to make sure everyone sees his blunders over and over. They had some other terrible coaching blunders this year by B. Davis, Spurrier and some others that ESPN pretty much let slide....whether it is because those coaches are getting a pass for being well respected and they love to show Miles as the village idiot IDK.
Posted on 1/7/11 at 8:07 am to Angry LLAMA
quote:That's the Miles's haters view.
heres the real answer: b/c hes not widely respected in the coaching community and despite his excellent record and accomplishments, people dont believe it was all his doing. they think he rode saban's coattails to a NC. thats the reason.
Explain why these coaches never get pursued by other top college programs:
1) Nick Saban
2) Mack Brown
3) Pete Carroll (when he was at USC)
4) Urban Meyer
5) Mark Richt
6) Bob Stoops (other than Florida where he was a DC)
7) Jim Tressel
Posted on 1/7/11 at 8:12 am to GeauxTigersLee
quote:
Explain why these coaches never get pursued by other top college programs:
1) Nick Saban
2) Mack Brown
3) Pete Carroll (when he was at USC)
4) Urban Meyer
5) Mark Richt
6) Bob Stoops (other than Florida where he was a DC)
7) Jim Tressel
Are you serious? All of those coaches were pursued by other teams.
When your the HC at Texas, Florida, Bama, USC, Ohio St. other colleges pretty much have no chance.....except Notre Dame.
Posted on 1/7/11 at 8:17 am to GeauxTigersLee
Because he only has a buyout for Michigan in his contact. I actually wouldn't want any other coach over miles. Brown? How did Texas do in their bowl game? Saban who leaves? Meyer who always talks retirement and eventually did. Harbaugh, who never won the PAC 10? I think I'm good with miles a national champion coach and we are about to get his second 11 win season with his players. Don't bring the bull about tenn because we have lost plenty of games aka Alabama on horrible calls and plenty of games on just being unlucky.
Posted on 1/7/11 at 8:18 am to Topwater Trout
quote:Like who? Nick Saban wasn't pursued by anyone since joining Bama.
All of those coaches were pursued by other teams
quote:exactly. When Miles is one of the top 5 paid coaches in college football and a one of the top programs, then I'd say LSU would be on that list as well.
When your the HC at Texas, Florida, Bama, USC, Ohio St. other colleges pretty much have no chance.....except Notre Dame
Posted on 1/7/11 at 8:21 am to WHATASHAME
quote:
Why doesn't he have suiters every year or at least when there is a major college HC vacancy? Is the UM gig the only one?
How do you know there haven't been? These things are handled through agents. That's why coaches hire agents.
A college AD will call around to the agents of coaches he is interested in and guage the possible reaction from the target coach(s). If there is no interest in the job, the AD moves on.
You didn't really believe that these things are done one-on-one did you?
You don't honestly believe that the buzz on fan message boards is accurate?
If you answered "yes" to that, you must be very new around here.
Posted on 1/7/11 at 8:24 am to Topwater Trout
quote:
Are you serious? All of those coaches were pursued by other teams.
Are they persued in honesty by the AD's or is this chase mainly the Rantings of uninformed fans?
More the latter I suspect.
Kind of like the Gruden man crush on this site.
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