Despite the hidden desires of some "fans" for LSU to lose, so that their argument against Les Miles will have more impetus, LSU will win Saturday. Why will they win?

1. We are playing at home at night.
2. We are 15th (how can we be, if we are so horrible) and Arkansas is not ranked.
3. Most telling is that the bookies, you know the ones who don't allow their emotion to determine winners have us favored by 3 1/2.

Our own fans are many times our own enemies. Fair weather fans not attending because they are upset are not true fans. Idiotic statements such as, "what if we did not have a goal line stand, or what if there was no penalty in the Ga. game." give no consideration to games that did go the other way in close calls.

Miles can be criticized for many things, yet the same OC who is being raked over the coals had Ohio State so confused in the NCG, that they literally did not know what was coming next.

Ok, the worst part of Miles coaching is game management, yet he somehow wins. Maybe an experienced QB would help the team, (Think Oklahoma, Michigan and USC).

Blunders, gee, what is the Yale coach going through today, Mark Ritch(sp?) when he ran the ball from the three with no timeouts, failed to score and could not get another play off, is feeling the affects from seven years ago. How about the best coach ever, when the Patriots, with a lead and two minutes to go, try for a fourth and two and fail. Only because everyone believes he may be the greatest is the reason he is not being raked over the coals.
How about that fiasco at the Capital One Bowl in 2004 on the last play.
My point is that coaches screw up. Looking at the bottom line is the key. Does this LSU coached team have a better overall special teams during this five years than 99% of the rest of the teams in the NCAA? Should Miles get credit.

How many extra points did LSU miss during the five years of his predecessor?
Does Miles need to improve his game management with the clock? Of course he does and the last 3 minutes of the Ole Miss game were great and horrible.
There are many of you out there that are blaming Jefferson. We have a weak OL and he is a true Sophomore. He is playing better than Flynn and Russell did as Sophomores who were redshirted. Personally, I think he is doing well and needs to improve on his decision making. I like our chances with an injury free Jefferson at QB.
Does Miles get credit for his undefeated bowl record? What coaches out there with four or more years have an undefeated bowl record? No wait, what coaches out there have a record of demolishing their opponents in bowls? Notre Dame, Miami, Ohio State, Ga. Tech are not chopped liver. (Well at least the year we played Notre Dame)
How many coaches have out recruited Miles? He gets blamed for his first year with only 13 recruits (I think it was 14 with Jean-Francois a late signee). Who was to blame for LSU having so few scholarships that year? This effected last year and this year the most, as they were the Seniors and fifth year players of now.
If a coach recruits high numbers without regard to a fifth year, with the limitations of 25 scholarships a year and no more than 85 at one time, what happens to recruiting that fifth year? You will see that in the 2011 season of LSU's predecessor's current team.
The point is simple. Miles is not the best. He recruits well, has great special teams and good defenses (forget last year). Hires good assistants, even Crowton. If these two are incompatible, then he needs to go. I like him with an experienced quarterback.
Let's see how we end the season and what happens next year with what I believe are more talented OL players who will have that year of experience under their belts.

Of course, if we lose to Arkansas ..........