re: USA TODAY article " Q&A With LSU Head Coach Les Miles"

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The magic solution. After 7 or so years of dreadful passing...we're going to practice more.

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You are an imbecile nobody takes seriously.
Why bother posting?

Les had too many excuses, in the article, on why we lost to Bama. He needs to look in the mirror and stop with all the excuses.

Don't like that he is blaming injuries on losing to Bama. Every team has them and especially going into November. He appears to be stuck in his ways. The gutless performances the two following weeks were the bigger issue. That said he could win it all this year even playing his conservative style. His biggest knock is that he doesn't utilize his talent. 2016 is going to be interesting.

thank you! I had not read it!

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Miles: No, no, no, – you don’t turn to anybody. You turn to the back of this building and you go to coaching your butt off. I recognize that the success we’ve had for 11 years has been done in the exact same way for 11 years and sometimes a year or a period of games – an injury gets ‘ya, or weather gets ‘ya, or something will get ‘ya. Because if it’s not that, then we win. And we win a lot here. I’m not going to change that just because there’s a lot of people in the street screaming at you, ok? I don’t care.

the rant: I don't care!

Jesus, if his brain works the way he talks....

Couldn't finish the article.

I couldn't care less how Les Miles comes across in an interview in USA or any other form of Media.
He obviously comes across well to his players and their families, and want to play for him and LSU.
I think going into this year, Miles knows what he has to accomplish with this team, and is well on its way to another SEC run the title and the playoffs.
Like it or not, what has transpired since the bowl game has been remarkable.

Les Miles on losing to Alabama:

"The dog ate my homework".

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Hopefully the team will be a lot better (laughter). It’s going to be interesting to see this spring. I think (quarterback) Brandon Harris will

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There was a lot of blame-shifting in the article. He referenced injuries at least 4 different times in those limited questions as well.

Came across to me he believes everyone but him is the problem, and it's either fate of the players.

If a fullback and a blocking TE anchor your season, it's time to seriously re-evaluate your game planning ability & tactics. With all of those blue chip skill position players, you should be able to go 3-4 wide with LF7 and that O line and not miss a beat.

A lot of it is lack of adjustments, although I will say the Oline got absolutely whipped in a game or two. Frustrated read, but been around long enough to decode those parables.

That being said, here's hoping he doesn't forget that just because you have a "strong engine" (with one year left) , doesn't mean you don't need the occasional tune-up

This interview did suck. Kind of a hatchet job. Les came off looking like a whiner, too.

Well, how about recruit a QB that can complete basic passes? We almost fricked that up again if we would have gotten Franks.