re: Why the world is critical of the firing

You've been flaming and name calling the entire time. And your original point was as imbecilic as you are. frick off and good night.

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You've been flaming and name calling the entire time.

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I only returned yours to you.

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And your original point was as imbecilic as you are.

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Right. It isn't you who's wrong—it's the entire rest of the world.

You're cyberstalking. Could you stop?

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You don't invest anything.

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What about the people who did, and who are ultimately the ones who will be making the decision?

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Evan A. Forte– ?@TheFORTEshow

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If LSU decides to get rid of Les Miles, Arkansas might as well keep the Boot. Forever.

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shite like this is so common

Several jimmies have been getting rustled in this thread, that is what has happened, get out now while your jimmies are unrustled lol

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It's obviously a risk they are willing to take. I mean, the coach rumored to replace him will 67-13 in the past 5 seasons, instead of 59-18 that Miles has posted, winning an NC and making a playoff final while Miles lost an NC game.

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Now THAT is rational and sane. That said, LSU routinely has a tougher schedule than Florida state, so the 6.5-game difference in the past five years is logically offset at least somewhat.

$16million, huh? The criticism is 100% fair. The people saying that this is stupid are pretty much right.

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That said, LSU routinely has a tougher schedule than Florida state, so the 6.5-game difference in the past five years is logically offset at least somewhat.

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Perhaps, but if it felt like the offense and defense was making progress, then maybe it would be different. The problem is that we've had the same problems for the last 7 years, and there doesn't seem like there has been much progress at all. While the buyout seems unreasonable, if it isn't our money, then why should we care what the number is at all?

It's not like the national media is making particularly cogent points or acknowledging the realities that led Miles to this particular point. They are simply criticizing firing a coach who has been the most successful coach in LSU history. While that argument is true, it also lacks a significant amount of context, as we all know that we've underperformed relative to our recruiting performance. Conversely, it seems the fact that Miles flirted with Michigan twice and Arkansas once in order to secure job security means little. The reality is that Miles is in this position because of his own actions. No one wanted it to be this way.

I hate losing to Ark and Bama to but Ark has improved but not enough to beat us. The main sticking point is since 2012 we have gone 0-5 vs Alabama that way the board members want Les out.