re: Which Miles blunder is the most egregious?

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My only point was that there have been some serious clock blunders by other notable coaches that people tend to ignore while bashing our guy. Makes no sense.

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Why would we care about what other coaches have done? They have no bearing on LSU game management.

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..would you get raises if you only performed at your job 80% of the time ?

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do you have any idea the amount of stupidity this question holds?

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for a lower salary and a smaller school, that may work, but not here...

that's a "B" grade for an "A" salary

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nevermind the previous question...i already know the answer

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god our fans are blind

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FIFY

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80% wins. Kill yourself if your not happy with winning 8/10 times.

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Even if 4 or 5 of those are bona fide "gimme wins" every year?


I would hope we are not paying the man big bucks to beat the Ole Miss' and Towson's of the world. He gets paid to beat other teams with coaches making that much money...and to win MNC's.

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/9/12. The whole game.

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Retched

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One of the worst coaching performances I have ever seen. Like Lane Kiffen bad.

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My feelings about Miles really soured that day. Les seemed totally out of it....stupefied.

4, 2, 3, 1.

And these are but a sampling of Mile$' stellar work at LSU.

But let's stop looking backward and instead anticipate all the future moments of coaching stupidity that Le$ will gift us with in the future. Yes, Mile$ is guaranteed to give us SO MUCH MORE!

Le$ Mile$ = Jibberish McJaborwocky

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2. Calling for Jefferson to "clock it" in the 2009 Mississippi Meltdown. "clock it"

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This was largely disproven long ago. At least one camera angle of this play clearly shows Miles pointing at the ground where Tolliver is lying down, attempting to signal to the referees that Tolliver made the catch and was down so the clock needed to be stopped RIGHT THEN (although the refs still let an additional 2 seconds melt off any way). From that camera angle, Miles is clearly pointing at the spot of the tackle. Meanwhile, Jefferson was standing back around the 40 yard line, much too far back behind Miles to be signaled to (such as to "clock" the ball). If you watch closely, Miles often makes similar hand gestures during games, and LSU has never "clocked" it after the other times that he has done that.

3 out of a hundred and something games played. Not a bad track record.

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re: Which Miles blunder is the most egregious? (Posted on 1/10/13 at 11:28 a.m. to In The Hunt) I really don't care about the waning seconds of Ole Miss 2009. That game LSU was dominated and ole miss was better and deserved to win. I don't hate on Miles for not pulling out the miracle victory. My bigger issue was why LSU was in that position in the first place. LSU should never be dominated by ole miss.

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