I figured you would back yourself into a corner and say. " see ya bruh" .

When did offenses in college stop innovating? Do you know what innovative means? I defined it earlier.

What criteria are you using to say those programs were better than LSU in 2004? More recent success, better roster, better facilities, better recruiting base? Or are you just talking out of your arse to discredit and shite on the program pre-Miles.

You honestly think Michigan was a better or first in 2004? A year after LSU won the NC? Why are you diminishing what the program accomplished?

"Bruh"..... That's about right.

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Posted by JaxTiger10

Murfreesboro,TN

Member since Aug 2014

3893 posts

Posted on 12/24/14 at 9:01 pm to nm1230

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figured you would back yourself into a corner and say. " see ya bruh" .

I didnt back into shite.
The last person to truly innovate in cfb was Rich Rod at WVU with the Read Option.

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What criteria are you using to say those programs were better than LSU in 2004

Florida- had 6 sec titles and. National titles since 1991
Florida St - finished in the top 5 for 14 straight years
Tenn-had back to back sec titles, and played in another one and had a BCS title
Oklahoma- 3 conference titles and bcs title
USC- since 1993 6 conference titles and 2 national titles
Do i need to go on?
Lsu was a program on the rise, but werent a top 5 program in 2005.

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Or are you just talking out of your arse to discredit and shite on the program pre-Miles.

Im not discrediting the Saban era. Im just pointing out how saban get praised for the 2001 sec title game ( 3 losses with nfl talent all over the field Rohan Davey, Josh Reed, Michael Clayton, Ryan Clark, Devery Henderson, Marquise Hill, Bradie james, Chad lavalais, marcus spears,Labrandon Toefield, and Corey webster) and miles gets blasted for 2013 ( 3losses)