re: Does Miles-gate change your opinion of the Chavis departure?

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While I don't like les that much, I always though it was a stupid idea to try and force him to fail by cutting the strings. If he is going to fail let him do it without hamstringing him. King and Alleva need to be gone this spring and then let Miles have the season to right the ship.

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I did think it was kind of strange how many of the D-coordinator candidates turned it down after interviewing. Especially with LSU's rep of having the "highest paid coaching staff" and co-ordinators like Chavis and Pelini doing well here and all. It was like there was something they were leery of - less than great terms in the contracts or something.

And I agree. If Miles does end up out the door I'd feel more comfortable with new blood making the next hire. I dunno about King because I don't know how he does in other aspects of running the school but for sure Alleva is not someone I look forward to picking the next guy.