It isn't about the money with Les. To me it is his passion that he has had since he was little to be able to follow in his idols footsteps in BO and I truly feel that he is going to Michigan for himself and nothing else.

I for one admire a person that chases their dreams and if it happens to be there, reach out and take it.

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Posted by Michael J

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Posted on 1/9/11 at 9:41 am to pkf4lsu

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It isn't about the money with Les. To me it is his passion that he has had since he was little to be able to follow in his idols footsteps in BO and I truly feel that he is going to Michigan for himself and nothing else.

I for one admire a person that chases their dreams and if it happens to be there, reach out and take it.

If he leaves this will be what tips the scales in Michigan's favor.

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Posted by Camp Randall

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Posted on 1/9/11 at 9:41 am to pkf4lsu

I won't blame him for taking it. I'll be pissed if he comes back and snags recruits though. Not particularly happy with the timing. It's even shittier than what Saban did to us.

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Posted by milesman

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Posted on 1/9/11 at 9:43 am to pkf4lsu

I agree with this. However, consider that Miles has the chance here in creating his own legacy rather than following the legacy of others. I honestly cannot blame the guy for leaving but I feel like he is giving up a chance at history and an LSU legacy like no others. If he stays he rides the wave for another 5 years and retires the winningest coach of all time. With recruiting alone he wins 9 or 10 games a year for as long as he's here now that our program is what it is.

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