re: Are any negatigers a bit sad by the end of the Les Miles era?

NegaTigers are resting up for Saturday when they can start hating Orgeron.

we will hire a worse coach that will get 7 wins a season.

book it

Frick you you piece of garbage lsu doesn't need people like you. Go root for Auburn then.

NO! I was ready for him to go after the Tennessee fiasco.
The Flynn team kinda won me over, then it was the same. It was damned expensive entertainment.
Les, don't let the door hit you.

I think a lot of people became very frustrated with him and wanted him gone.

I think that after things cool off, he will still remain a beloved figure

Negatiger is a totally BS term. Is someone a negatiger because they want to achieve excellence? Is a negatiger someone who is disappointed when the team underachieves or plays a style of ball that is frustrating to watch? Is someone a negatiger who despairs over falling behind it's rivals?
There is no sadness, only relief. LSU's program was in decline.
Les was paid handsomely for his services and his success. Then he was overpaid for his mediocrity. He leaves LSU with a generous payout and a secure financial future for himself and his family.
BTW, does anyone know how much Les donated to LSU over the years?

I hate that it had to end on a negative note. Les is a classy guy. I don't hate him. It was time to move on. I think he will be remembered well in the future.

I am. I'm glad he is gone, but I wish they would have made it look like he decided to step down last year, he gets his money, and is carried off the field for his last game.
He leaves positive memories and we get a fresh start.

Still hope one day he comes back and takes an Administrative position. Just not AD because he would hire a coach that fits his offensive philosophy

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you are obviously too facking stupid to even get it

get back to your shuffleboard

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The way you post on here and accuse me of posting like a prick is pretty comical.

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Les was paid handsomely for his services and his success. Then he was overpaid for his mediocrity. He leaves LSU with a generous payout and a secure financial future for himself and his family. 
BTW, does anyone know how much Les donated to LSU over the years? 

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Its always about money with some of you. I dont feel bad for anyone because they make money and i want money. Rabble rabble.
You can genuinely love a job and make alot of money and it doesnt make it easier on someone that leaves said love job.