Not so fast. I think Orgeron has actually learned from his experience while Les couldn't (or wouldn't) be taught any new tricks.
Orgeron's recruiting is closing the talent gap with Bama. He's changing the program in may ways: analysts etc. He knows we have to get better on the LOS but more importantly, he realizes that you can't play conservatively against Bama (or any other teams).

Since the win in 2011, Miles' teams played two competitive games vs Bama. He took HIS best team into a title game and was humiliated far worse than O's 29-0 loss.

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Posted by Mayhawman

Somewhere in the middle of SEC West

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Posted on 8/17/19 at 10:32 am to JohnnyU

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Since the win in 2011, Miles' teams played two competitive games vs Bama.

Key words not yet associated with Ed vs Bama.

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HIS best team into a title game and was humiliated far worse than O's 29-0 loss.

29-0 > 21-0?????
2011 was still in reach at 15-0 in 4th qtr.
2018 it was 16-0 at half and losing by larger margin than '11 final score in 3rd qtr.

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Posted by SportTiger1

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Posted on 8/20/19 at 12:14 am to JohnnyU

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Not so fast. I think Orgeron has actually learned from his experience while Les couldn't (or wouldn't) be taught any new tricks.
Orgeron's recruiting is closing the talent gap with Bama. He's changing the program in may ways: analysts etc. He knows we have to get better on the LOS but more importantly, he realizes that you can't play conservatively against Bama (or any other teams

I'm not convinced that O doesn't just throws shite against the wall to what sticks.

And his 3 games against Bama were EVERY BIT as conservative as any les miles game plan.

Surely yall don't believe this stuff you type?

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