No it isn't it's actually a fact. Did Miles win 112 games at LSU or 114? If the answer is 114 (the correct answer) where do you put those win? Do they go on his 2015 schedule? If so where? Do you add them to 2007? Where do those last 2 wins go? They go in 2016 a season he coached in counting in his career record as his 12th season at LSU. When a player is cut during a season do you erase his stats for that year? Should we erase Leonard Fournettes stats from last year because he didn't play a full season. If you can answer the question of which season Miles last 2 wins are a part of and that answer be anything other than 2016 I'll concede.

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Posted by BayouBengals18

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Posted on 7/26/17 at 5:09 pm to Madking

114/11.3= 10.09

Y'all quit ya bitchin now.

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Posted by H-Town Tiger

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Posted on 7/26/17 at 5:26 pm to Madking

They are part of 2016, but he did not coach a full season(that he didn't finish the season because he was fired is irrelevant to the calculation ONLY to the calculation). So for wins per season you either count 2016 as a partial season 1/3 in his case or just ignore it, counting it as a full season is misleading and inaccurate. Just as counting 6 wins for O in 16 as a season would be misleading and lower his avg as well (hopefully)

Miles overall record was 114-34 a .770 winning percentage. Now if I was to say his wp was .777 then I would be twisting things by dismissing his 2-2 2016 record. But saying he avg 10 wins for his career is not twisting things it's what he did in his 11 full seasons and if you count 17 as 1/3 which it was. Total record, winning percentage and hardware are much more important imo than avg per season, that's just a rough outline.

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