Honestly, how long does former LSU coach Miles have at Kansas? AD Long as well

Miles admitted after Week 1’s 24-17 victory over Indiana State that Stanley had been put in difficult situations at least twice when “we had the wristband right but we didn’t give him the calls properly.”
Stanley didn’t expand on what Miles meant by that, but he did express frustration with that occurring.
“Just at the end of the day, we’ve got to be better at communicating on stuff like that,” Stanley said. “That shouldn’t happen one time, let alone one or two or three.”



Though Miles predicted afterward cleaning up that area would be an “easy fix,” similar difficulties seemed to bleed over to Week 2.
It’s resulted in some ugly numbers thus far. KU’s offense, for example, ranks 127th out of 130 FBS teams in ESPN’s SP+, which measures a team’s schedule- and pace-adjusted efficiency.
Installation seems to have played a role in the struggles. When asked Monday, Miles said he believed the factor holding his offense back most was “the newness of the coaches. The newness of what we call it. Getting comfortable with quality execution. It takes some time.”
How does it get fixed? Miles says it starts in practice.
“I think at times we do have that (miscommunication),” Miles said, “and what you do is you make sure that every day that they’re in headset — and I’m talking about the assistant coaches — you signal the plays and you signal the field and you get it from one coach who’s got the script, and the other coaches act as if they were on the sideline on Saturday.”
Here’s how the play-calling works now, according to Miles: Offensive coordinator Les Koenning gives the play from the booth, while also taking suggestions from both Miles and other assistants on the headsets. Then, coaches relay that information to the players on the field via hand signals.
The process, it appears, has yet to smooth itself out through the first two weeks.
“I think we’re not put together at this point, but I feel like we’re very close to being a quality offense,” Miles said. “It’s just ... we gotta stay the course.”