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Posted on 11/19/15 at 4:33 pm
Posted on 11/19/15 at 4:33 pm
and these are indeed the last 3 games that Les coaches for the tigers people need to freaking recognize what he has done since coming to LSU.
Among the legends of SEC football that coached in this conference for a decent amount of time over the last 1/2 century the man has the 6th best conference winning percentage:
Bryant (25 years) - 81%
Saban (14 years) - 78%(3-7 record against)
Meyer (6 years) - 75% (3-3 record against)
Fulmer (17 years) - 74% (2-1 record against)
Spurrier (23 years) - 72% (4-0 record against)
Miles (11 years) - 70%
Dooley (25 years) - 69%
Vaught (25 years) - 68%
Tubberville (10 years) - 64% - (3-1 record against)
Pretty damn impressive if you ask me.
Everyone's time comes, and I'm not arguing that he should not be evaluated at this time, but what he has done in my opinion is elite when compared to all of the coaches that this conference has seen.
Job well done LES, despite what they say about you.
Among the legends of SEC football that coached in this conference for a decent amount of time over the last 1/2 century the man has the 6th best conference winning percentage:
Bryant (25 years) - 81%
Saban (14 years) - 78%(3-7 record against)
Meyer (6 years) - 75% (3-3 record against)
Fulmer (17 years) - 74% (2-1 record against)
Spurrier (23 years) - 72% (4-0 record against)
Miles (11 years) - 70%
Dooley (25 years) - 69%
Vaught (25 years) - 68%
Tubberville (10 years) - 64% - (3-1 record against)
Pretty damn impressive if you ask me.
Everyone's time comes, and I'm not arguing that he should not be evaluated at this time, but what he has done in my opinion is elite when compared to all of the coaches that this conference has seen.
Job well done LES, despite what they say about you.
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Posted on 11/19/15 at 4:33 pm to shaqdaddy
He should retire on those numbers.
Posted on 11/19/15 at 4:36 pm to shaqdaddy
He needs to go before his legacy is ruined.
Posted on 11/19/15 at 4:38 pm to shaqdaddy
That championship in 2011 was impressive
The last 5 games against Bama were impressive
The last 2 games against Arkansas were impressive
That offense is so impressive I don't even know where to start
Feeling needs in recruiting is impressive
LB depth is impressive
Dline depth and talent is impressive
Short/intermediate passing game is impressive
Clock management has been impressive
Stud was impressive
BDP was so impressive he was hired twice
The Co-defensive coordinators was impressive
The list can continue. When you put as many guys in the NFL as we have and only have 1 title to show for it, that is impressive in itself. Not to mention, that one title, we had to have a miracle to get into that game.
You people can't see the ship is sinking until it's lying on the bottom of the ocean.
The last 5 games against Bama were impressive
The last 2 games against Arkansas were impressive
That offense is so impressive I don't even know where to start
Feeling needs in recruiting is impressive
LB depth is impressive
Dline depth and talent is impressive
Short/intermediate passing game is impressive
Clock management has been impressive
Stud was impressive
BDP was so impressive he was hired twice
The Co-defensive coordinators was impressive
The list can continue. When you put as many guys in the NFL as we have and only have 1 title to show for it, that is impressive in itself. Not to mention, that one title, we had to have a miracle to get into that game.
You people can't see the ship is sinking until it's lying on the bottom of the ocean.
Posted on 11/19/15 at 4:40 pm to wryder1
No way you're really that mad about the most successful run in LSU history.
Posted on 11/19/15 at 4:47 pm to burdman
quote:
No way you're really that mad about the most successful run in LSU history.
Unfortunately, he is....... And there are others out there just like him.
Posted on 11/19/15 at 4:51 pm to wryder1
Life must be miserable for you buddy.
quote:
That championship in 2011 was impressive
The last 5 games against Bama were impressive
The last 2 games against Arkansas were impressive
That offense is so impressive I don't even know where to start
Feeling needs in recruiting is impressive
LB depth is impressive
Dline depth and talent is impressive
Short/intermediate passing game is impressive
Clock management has been impressive
Stud was impressive
BDP was so impressive he was hired twice
The Co-defensive coordinators was impressive
The list can continue. When you put as many guys in the NFL as we have and only have 1 title to show for it, that is impressive in itself. Not to mention, that one title, we had to have a miracle to get into that game.
You people can't see the ship is sinking until it's lying on the bottom of the ocean.
Posted on 11/19/15 at 4:54 pm to shaqdaddy
Here is his record against the rest of the SEC
Bama 5-7
Auburn 8-3
Arkansas 6-5
Ole Miss 7-3
Miss. St 10-1
A& M 4-0
Florida 7-4
UGA 2-3
Kentucky 3-1
USC 4-0
Tenn 4-1
Vandy 3-0
The only flaws on this list are the record against Arkansas, Georgia and Bama.
Bama 5-7
Auburn 8-3
Arkansas 6-5
Ole Miss 7-3
Miss. St 10-1
A& M 4-0
Florida 7-4
UGA 2-3
Kentucky 3-1
USC 4-0
Tenn 4-1
Vandy 3-0
The only flaws on this list are the record against Arkansas, Georgia and Bama.
This post was edited on 11/19/15 at 4:55 pm
Posted on 11/19/15 at 4:58 pm to shaqdaddy
BYE BYE Les!! Bring on the next one!
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