re: If Ole Miss hires Miles, who will have the better head coach?

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had we another coach instead of Les Miles such as Coach O, during the years Miles was here, we would have won easily two more National Championships and probably more

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O is still under .500, even with his interim stints. Les has the best winning % of any LSU coach ever, and did it over 11 years, yet Les is the mediocre coach and O would've won us multiple championships. You're so fricking delusional it's sad.

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Always fascinated with peoples age and insults, instead of facts and logic. Typical O supporter

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It's rather uncanny how easily they all lose their minds and start name-calling.

But the rest of us are the immature children.

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I'll disagree with you about "LSU couldn't have been more loaded" BS. Saban went 9-3 in 2004 and was incredibly lucky not to lose to Oregon State to open the 2004 season. The 7-5 Oregon State Beavers lost that game 22-21 because their kicker missed 3 extra points.

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It couldn’t be more obvious that you are wrong Einstein. You said it yourself, only 13 lousy players in 2005 thanks to Miles. Of course, we had a rebuilding year in 2004 and also in 2005, after losing so many players in 2003, although in 2005 we never should have lost that game at home to Tennessee especially with a 21-point lead at half time. Say what you want, but that was Miles’ fault.

Meanwhile, like you said the 2005 recruiting class was piss poor, but it didn’t matter because Nick Saban had already recruited two National Championship teams before he left for Miami. Indeed, when Les Miles took over at LSU, courtesy of Nick Saban, there were already two National Championship teams recruited for Les Miles stockpiled in the house. Now, of course, Miles only won one of them and then had to get very lucky to get that one, as he lost two easy games we should never have lost. But that’s typical Les Miles for you.

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114 wins, 34 losses in 11+ years proves you're wrong.

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At one of the best college football programs in the country. Had Miles been competent, he would have won National Championship in 2006 and 2007 with Saban’s players. Meanwhile, we wouldn’t have had to get lucky to back our way into the National Championship game in 2007 either, and there is no legitimate excuse for losing the National Championship in 2011 either, as that one was because of Miles famous uncreative piss poor ultra conservative offense.

Furthermore, the reason recruiting was so good during those years wasn’t because Miles was a great coach, great recruiter, and great salesman for the university, hell that moron could barely string two sentences together and still can’t to this day. In fact, he doesn’t even know the meaning of what the word desire means. As far as he is concerned, it doesn’t even exist in the English language. Instead, everything is “want” with him like he is just a toddler learning how to speak in broken English. Indeed, those recruits came to LSU because they wanted to play for LSU, and most of them couldn’t even understand a single word of what that moron was trying to say. It didn’t matter though, because it didn’t make any sense in any event.

Anyway, Miles didn’t make LSU, LSU made Miles. Indeed, he always lost games we never should have lost because of his stupid uncreative and very ultra conservative offense and ultra conservative play calling and because of his piss poor decision making and game management skills. Remember that Ole Miss game he gave away because he doesn’t know how to manage a damn clock and still doesn’t to this day. In fact, that’s when he should have been fired.

Moreover, even when we won games, it was most of the time much more of a struggle than it should have been, as Miles had a penchant for making easy games very difficult and much harder than it should have been. Furthermore, during those Miles’ years, LSU was almost painful to watch. I used to dread watching those games. Indeed, I think that’s why the rant today is so unhinged. They watched too damn many Les Miles football games and ended up blowing a damn gasket.

In fact, had we had someone else other than Les Miles as head coach during those 11 years, someone like Ed Orgeron instead, I believe we would have won at least two more National Championships and probably more.

In any event, it’s obvious why Miles can’t get another coaching job today, as no one will touch that ignoramus with a 10-foot pole even though he has one of the greatest records in college football of all time. It’s because everyone knows that he is a very mediocre coach and that his excellent record was because LSU made Miles, not the other way around. Most people aren’t dumb. Indeed, considering Miles excellent record, Miles should be like Chip Kelly today. Instead, he is like the plague. Nobody in their right mind wants him. Meanwhile, I want what you are smoking.

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The 90s prove you're wrong.

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Nobody was talking about the 90s you Einstein. Damn!

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In fact, had we had someone else other than Les Miles as head coach during those 11 years, someone like Ed Orgeron instead, I believe we would have won at least two more National Championships and probably more

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Okay Einstein, why can’t Les Miles find a job today?

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Because he's only taking interviews to meet the terms of his buyout, Einstein.

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Nobody was talking about the 90s you Einstein. Damn!

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You said LSU was "always" able to recruit itself because it's LSU. He proved you wrong, and you move the goalposts. Typical.

Go take a hike and get lost you troll.

I'm a troll???

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Furthermore, Coach Cutcliffe couldn't even win with those players he recruited either, let alone Coach O.

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Ok, then tell me this... Why did O win LESS than Cutcliffe with the leftover players, plus the players O brought in? You keep telling us how Nutt won right away with O's players, why couldn't O?