Winning cures everything. However he needs to show he knows what he is doing and that he has learned from his mistakes. The mere fact the AD had to call him in and basically tell him to let his OC and DC coach and to quit meddling is not a confidence inspiring move.

Right now the team is lucky to have two good coordinators to sort of make this work. However, in the long term, it just isn't sustainable IMO.

Yea, everyone is excited over the last two wins but there is a lot to concerned about. Right now LSU is a one half team. To win in the SEC you need to be a full game team.

Keep coming out like they did against Troy, Auburn and Florida in the 1st half against other teams, and eventually you are not going to have the mojo to rally past opponents or come within striking difference.

If LSU comes out against Ole Miss this weekend ready to play from the drop of the hat, then I'll start having more confidence in the coaching decisions. But if they come out looking lost on both sides of the ball again for the first half, then that shows me nothing has really changed.

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Posted by BigSlick

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Posted on 10/20/17 at 8:59 am to BayouBengal51

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The mere fact the AD had to call him in and basically tell him to let his OC and DC coach and to quit meddling...

I'm not picking on anyone here, or trying to make anyone mad. But...

This keeps getting repeated like it's the gospel truth, but I've not seen any hard confirmation. If people were not actually in the meeting to hear it themselves, how do they know what was actually said? Because other people who weren't in the meeting either say it to make a false point?

Did I miss something? Is there confirmation somewhere? A RELIABLE quote from someone who was there? If so, please post it. Otherwise, it's nothing but a bunch of bullshite O-negative speculation.

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