All-LSU Coaching staff (Calling the LSU historian-types)

I will give the canidates:

Head coach:
Biff Jones
Edgar Wingard
Nick Saban
Dana Bible
Paul Dietzel

Most will likely vote for Charles McClendon, Bernie Moore and Bill Arnsparger.

Defensive Coordinator:
Charles McClendon
Will Muschamp
Pete Jenkins

Many will vote for Bo Pelini

Offensive Coordinator:
Jimbo Fisher
Ed Zaunbrecher

I could go back to the 30's, but many will not know the names.

Running Back:
Carl Maddox (Jimmy, Billy, Johnny, etc)

Quarterback:
Really oc has more to due with this position..
I would take Ed., but Wingard made Fenton.

Our most famous qb coach is Mack Brown

Offensive line:
Stacy Searel is a good vote here

But there is many that could be voted here dating to the 30's

Line coaches pre 1962 went both ways and we have a number of goods.

Tight Ends:
I liked Derek Dooley, very much like his father and a good coach.

Wide Recievers:
Stan Hixon


Defensive Line:
No joke Pete Jenkins hands down, anyone voting elsewise knows no LSU history.

Linebackers:
Will Muschamp
Mike Nolan
etc
On a linebacker coach there are different types 4-3 vs 5-2 vs 3-4 and on a 3-4 many schools had an outside backer coach and an inside backer coach.

Defensive back:
Nick Saban
May have been head coach, but he really coached the backs too.

Strength coach:
Mike Chambers
Tommy Moffitt
etc
But Roy Alvin should be our coach as he started it all.

Moffitt gets my vote.

Recruiting coordinator:
Sam Nader

ill just stick to guys i remember

hc- nick saban
oc- morris watts
dc- carl reese

rb- mike haywood
qb- ?
ol- stacy searels

dl- karl dunbar/pete jenkins
lb- will muschamp
db- kirby smart

st- whoever the hell it was under saban

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might have to go with Chavis here...

perhaps

Paula it does not work that way at all, in the early days of football in the South 10 game seasons are very rare....

and as the decades went on the average number of games goes up.

A 9 game season was the norm in the 1930's vs a 10 game season in the 50's vs 11 games of the 80's vs 12 game seasons of late, not counting Bowl games.

And the way we look at Bowl games today is far different form the 1980's vs the 1930's.

Bowl games were a reward for a good season, and that is all in the 30's - the mid 60's. It was a free trip and it was meant to be fun, that is all.

Football is always changing, but to say Miles is the best for the most wins doesn't work.

I left Miles off only because he is the coach today, I do not like to include the coaches we have now.

Miles will be one of our better coaches, best hummm doubtful, read about our past coaches and see what they did and had to overcome.

Yellowfever played a major role in our early history, and many a coach in our history were broken due to injuries and sickness.

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this year will tell the tale...but what he did last year with Riley, Shep, Coleman and Cutrera was pretty amazing. Muschamp has come a long way, but he was pretty much Saban's secretary when he was here.

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Many will vote for Bo Pelini

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If you're drunk.

HC - Saban
DC - Saban
OC - Crowton 07 (When Miles stayed out of it)

HC- Nick Saban
OC- Jimbo Fisher
DC- Bo Pelini



RB- Larry Porter
QB- Jimbo Fisher
OL- Hal Hunter

DL- Pete Jenkins
LB- Will Muschamp
DB- Nick Saban

ST- Joe Robinson

My emotional investment in LSU football declines annually as I age. We saw 2 BCNCs in 5 years. More than any of us expected to see in our lifetimes. To expect another BCNCS or double digit wins on a consistent basis is unrealistic.