re: What Disappoints me the most about Miles and staff

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Game plan wasn't the problem Execution was

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The reality is almost all of your comments point out part of the problem. We have many problems.

That leads you straight to the guy in charge. When an organization has the elements for success but fails to succeed there is one place only for the failure to rest. The person in charge.

It is not enough for that person to say it is my fault. That person must make the needed changes to correct the failure or the failure continues.

The Board who oversees the person in charge must make the decision of how long they will allow the failure cycle to continue before change at the top position must occur.

There are only two scenarios when a board normally makes changes. 1. Revenue failure 2. A moral failure that will impact the image of the corporation and ultimately the revenue.

IT is really about the money

I'm definitely an lsu fan first and foremost. I like les miles and have enjoyed him coaching at lsu. I have never met him so it's not like I am bros with him or something like someone on here told me once

The offense was awful and has been awful for most of this season.
I loved last years offense. I think last years offense and this years defense (after auburn) would put that team in the playoffs.

Something needs to change. There has to be change. I'm not blind to that. I just don't think 100% is complete and clear cut miles fault although he is the head coach and will receive the blame and that comes with territory.

Qb needs to change and play calling has to improve. But I think the problem has been qb play. Bad qb play has bottled play calling. It's a circle of awful.

I'm willing to give s chance to see a turn around with this staff.

I'm really not a defend miles at all cost guy. I just get annoyed with the constant doom and gloom retards that really don't know football.

I think we can all agree no matter what happens u won't please everyone. Since it is usually the same problems and hiring new coaches doesn't fix the issue for more than a season it won't get better consistently till miles is gone, still support the team but not miles.

From what I saw is that LSU was executed by Arkansas!

What disappoints me a lot is that the AD would allow Miles to hire someone like Bradley Dale who has failed miserably in every job he has taken.

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As an LSU fan (hopefully first and foremost) don't you want miles to fix our offensive woes?

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I don't believe he can since the issue is with QB selection, development and guidance - Certainly wish he could but I don't think the skills are there.

He has had plenty of time and many players have come and gone who had been selected. The only QB who has done well in his tenure were not identified by him but by others. Those QB's who were here by Sabin selection and development and Mett who we all know his history, even he was benched while JJ did his deal.

So NO.

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We have many problems.

That leads you straight to the guy in charge. When an organization has the elements for success but fails to succeed there is one place only for the failure to rest. The person in charge.

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THIS - Very well said by the way without being slanderous a bit

The problem is that Miles thinks execution by the players will let the scheme shine. He doesn't realize though that the scheme sucks monkey nuts and that Earl Campbell or Emmit Smith would have trouble running for yards in this offense.


How many times did the Arkansas safety start full out running before the snap up to the line ?

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lsutiger2011

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nothing to see here. this is how a team functions withing the media. They are not going to call out each other individually.

"execution" does not have a name or a face. Have you ever been in a locker room? Jennings admitted he needed to play better. Would it make you happy for him to call out the oline for shotty pass pro? Or should he call out CD42 for missing a 2nd qtr chip shot?

I dont know what you expect a kid to say.......who is part of a team. I for one am glad that he doesnt give the media what they want.

If the offense was executing well and we were still losing, you'd have a point. But seeing the piss poor execution on the field kind of fits what Miles is saying. That being said, we either have some really dense players or Miles and the offensive staff are not very good at getting the guys to execute a gamelan.