Would another program of LSU's caliber hire Miles?

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Would another program of LSU's caliber hire Miles?
Say Miami that has fallen on hard times? The answer to this question is telling of where you are on Les Mikes.

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No. Its telling of what college football thinks of Miles. You really should get outside opinions if you dont believe anything you read here.

It has to be an equivalent program in terms of recent stature. Perhaps Nebraska or even Tenneseee. Would they look at his work at LSU and lure him away?

Going into this year only Ohio State, Alabama and Oregon won more games than LSU among major college progrmas since Miles became head coach. Other than his being 62 a great many programs would take him.

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Say Miami that has fallen on hard times? The answer to this question is telling of where you are on Les Mikes.

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This is only my perspective, but in looking at his tenure here I have never seen a school, CFL, or NFL team even make an attempt at hiring Miles with the only exception being his alma mater exactly one year after he coached to the NC. That's all I have to look at and that's all I can say.

There's a reason he comes in 5-7 in most sec coach ratings. Perception. He's not known for, nor has ever been, much for x/o's. What does he excel in, aside from recruiting? He can't coach offense. He's an ex OL and our o line sux. He can't develop a qb. Really, what does he do ?

Talk sentence he can, of kind - that too he does. Offense likely defensively left and right on the field of play.

Two things I stand by: 1. He's the spawn of Yoda. 2. At least twice a week he gets lost in his neighborhood and his wife has to go get him.

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Going into this year only Ohio State, Alabama and Oregon won more games than LSU among major college progrmas since Miles became head coach. Other than his being 62 a great many programs would take him.

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what is his conference record since 2008 when he didnt have anymore players recruited and signed or coached by Nick Saban?