re: An observation...Lack of focus.. a tendency that leads to other issues

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Mickey Goldmill

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Does the man make mistakes, yes. EVERY COACH DOES. The fact is, he is the most successful coach LSU has ever had and has had one of the most successful past 7 years of anyone in the country.

I dont give a shite how unorganized or undisciplined he looks or acts on the sideline because everything else he is doing is obviously working based on his record. Winning is all that matters and Miles has done enough to gain a benefit of the doubt.

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You make too much damn sense.

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Seeing as how the coaches are ultimately responsible for the product they put out on the field, they are the ones who deserve credit for success and blame for failure.

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So the freaking players are robots now? Doing everything exactly as shown with absolute precision and intensity everytime? Damn, here I was thinking they were humans, subject to the ebbs and flows of emotions, energy, and focus. I freaking hope that the NCAA doesn't find out....

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Agree.. in the regular season. I think we sorta overlooked UGA and didn't come out with intensity in the 1st half but, adjustments were made and they kicked it in for the 2nd half.

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See you are wrong again. LSU didn't overlook UGA. The team and the coaches overlooked how bad JJ was...damn you!!! See what you made me do!

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1) Every year, we seem to have more penalties than we should.

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I imagine fans of every team could make the same argument. Have the Tigers ever led the SEC in penalties since Miles has been here? I don't know. But didn't our 2003 national champions lead the conference in penalties? I believe one of the recent Florida national champions did the same. Ironic, I guess.

Anyway I would like to see some statistical evidence here before buying the assertion that every year, we seem to have more penalties than we should. Show me what the SEC average has been since Miles has been here and we can compare our numbers to that. That might be a start.

Playing SLOPPY leads to uncertainty.
Uncertainty makes people without football knowledge feel like they slept in a Holiday inn.
People who sleep at the Holiday inn smell like corndogs when they wake up.

Don't make us smell like corndogs, don't play sloppy.