If Flynn to Byrd was incomplete...

Still an honest question. Assume it did.

Assuming that happens changes a lot of things. It's possible he leaves on his own to go to Michigan. It also means his buyout would be lower and would've been fired after the A&M game 2 weeks ago

Thanks for answering the question. See, people? It's not hard.

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...and the clock hit 0:00, is Les Miles the head coach at LSU in 2015?

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They would have reviewed it, because there was actually more than :01 on the clock. They let 2-3 seconds run off that shouldn't have.

The problem, or potential problem, with that play was that Flynn took longer than he should have to call for the snap. Flynn was a pretty smart QB, but he almost made a huge mistake by not being aware of the clock situation.

It was a great play call, but the ball should've been snapped sooner. That way, LSU could've still kicked a FG on 4th down.

Too close for comfort.

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If Miles died in 2005, would he still be the LSU coach?

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might have hurt recruiting but wouldn't notice a difference on the sideline

if LSU beats Bama im the title game do we consider Miles the best coach in LSU history?

I think the better question is...

If Miss St. hits the fg this year does is he still the coach

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Assume it did.

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With a timeout still on the scoreboard it would have been ugly. It's hard to gauge these kind of things because we can't assume the aftermath. With a loss that season could have snowballed or it could have been a wake-up call for Les & what would eventually show itself as a pattern of really bizzare late game clock management.
One thing is certain: the fans weren't as conditioned to just "accept" losses like they are today.

I never understood people who thought Les was crazy for this. After Bird caught that touchdown the clock ran down from 7 seconds to 1. Literally, if it was incomplete the clock would have been around 5-7 seconds left.