re: LSU Talent Level

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Coaching staff good for 3-4 losses, just sayin'

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maybe you bama boys shouldn't schedule teams like ul(m) & utah then.

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Utah would have beat LSU that year

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"beaten" learn english. no miles doesn't lose to teams like that.

By teams like that do you top 5 teams with a top 30 SOS, top 11 defense, and a top 35 offense, cause I have seen him lost to teams just like those before in the past.

and Utah would have beat LSU

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Coaching staff good for 3-4 losses, just sayin'

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Nicky will stick around for two more years at most, and then bolt to the NFL again, just sayin'. Jeez, string two successful years together and the Gumps start coming out of the woodworks.

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and Utah would have beat LSU

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LSU woulda thumped that arse, probably by 21+

i honestly could see nick sitting there another 5/6 seasons and then moving up to AD type roll. i doubt he does back to NFL in his 60's. he wont continue to go undefeated in regular season of sec though.

I can't remember what it was, but Matt Moscona (sp?) actually stumbled his way into a point that really made me think Nicky had his eye on the NFL. Its killing me that I can't remember what it was, but it was something Nicky said.

Holy shite, I just wiki'd him, I had no idea he was 59. Given this vital piece of information, I still think he'd take a look if he has a good year next year with Bama. There wouldn't be too much more he could do at the college level, and it doesn't seem like he's the type to stick around forever (a la Bowden or the corpse at Penn State).

there could be some attractive jobs in nfl next season. dallas could be open, carolina, san diego if norv fails again, but given his age i doubt he goes. no team would offer him a contract that would blow him away i think. the players in the nfl don't respond to him way he likes, he wont have total control, i just cant see it. although it wouldnt surprise me either knowing how much he hates being only mediocre in nfl so far.