re: Public criticism of Coach Les Miles

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We are going to have to hear about this in all the talk shows leading up to the game and then probably during the game as well. If CLM decides to leave LSU one day, you can thank our unloyal fan base.

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I feel our LSU coach gives a great interview.

Yes, he can talk the talk, but he does not seem to be able to walk the walk. What kind of example is he sending to our children, who may some day decide to play for LSU?

Jordan Jefferson was accused of being in a bar fight, of which he has not yet been cleared. He could not make one first down in the entire first half of the Georgia game. The defense scored before the offense did. Yet, he was put back in for the second half, and all he did was hand the ball off to real Tiger players. He plays to try to make himself look good, while the other true LSU teammates play for the team as a whole.

Jarrett Lee, “mop-up duty” player, as the newscasters call him. Remember him? He is the quarterback who helped LSU win the first nine LSU games.

Without Lee’s hard playing and devotion to his team, LSU would not be in first place. He is the one who sits on the bench because he threw two interceptions in the Alabama game.

I was taught it does not really matter if you are No. 1, not if you had to give up your pride in who you are and you have no more ethics about yourself. I hope the money was worth the respect and pride the LSU coach lost.

I was thinking, just wondering how he would feel if the coach his son plays for cheated him out of his position when he had played as hard as Lee?

I say, “You geaux,” to Lee and to all the great LSU players who play for the team, not just for themselves.

Geaux, Tigers!

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We are going to have to hear about this in all the talk shows leading up to the game

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Sorry for those that don't get the Baton Rouge Advocate, today's letter to the Editor title "Coach Unfair to LSU Quarterback"

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