re: Miles on why Lee didn't play (haven't seen this quote posted)

This kind of coaching logic wants to make me throw up. I spent $1500 to bring my family to the game and this is the kind of shite we have to put up with......

"could throw in a like fashion" what the hell has he been watching. JJ could never throw. And why the hell didn't he put him in in the 2nd quarter. Thank God Jefferson's gone.

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just more milespeak that tells you absofrickinglutely nothing

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At least he finally admitted it was his decision. Sounds like Krags and Stud may have wanted to put JL in.

This loss is on CLM because he has blind support for JJ, prepared poorly for the CHAMPIONSHIP game, and did not allow any offensive adjustments. CLM lead the poorist offensive game in BCSCG history and you have to go back to 1952 for a simalar poor offensive prefomance in a championship game.

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If he genuinely believes that JJ can "throw in a like fashion" then he is an admitted incompetent.

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Lee NEVER threw a pass , including his freshman 08 season, as bad as that WTF shovel pass interception shite JJ threw last night. Enough said.

One day the real truth will emerge.

Miles and JJ lost that game in their last drive of the 1st half. Had they managed in any way to get a first down, LSU goes into the half down only 6. Instead JJ as usual runs it on 3rd down at any inkling of pressure and LSU has to punt.

Les is just pathetic now. This whole team busted their asses all season, especially the defense, and he cared more about appeasing one player than thinking of his team.

Although it won't happen, that to me is a fire-able offense.

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Miles just left the team out to die

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unfortunately, I agree

Do we not have any screen plays in the play book? There are plenty of plays to slow down the pass rush. Too bad our coach doesn't run any of them.

Throwing the ball down field could have helped., but jj either did not do it on his own or was not allowed too.

I became a Les Miles convert over this past year, after several years of criticizing his play calling, clock management, Miles-speak press interviews, etc; because it became obvious that despite my opinion of Miles, the players had confidence in him and wanted to play for him. This was especially obvious following the 'bar fight' and Jefferson's suspension. Success breeds confidence, but it also can give one a false sense of security when you don't give credit to those who make you successful. After our 9-6 win over the Tide, Miles became somewhat of a buffoon with the national media (eating grass) and appearing in several commercials depicting him as such, whether he realized it or not. What Miles has failed to realize is the effort and play of Jarrett Lee that above all else, is what gave Miles the success he enjoyed up to the Alabama win. After that, it became all about Les Miles. Miles threw Lee under the bus and attached his new star to Jefferson come Hell or Highwater. For Lee to not play in the following games and to take a knee in the Arkansas and Georgia games, was unforgiveable, if not unconscionable. But for Miles not to insert Lee into the BCS game, after all the contributions he made for Miles in the first 8 games, plus pulling Miles'rear out of the fire against Florida, Tennessee, Ms State and Alabama the year before, when it was obvious to 72,000 fans that Jefferson was totally ineffective, was downright shameful. Regardless, of all the success Miles can claim, his win record, his media status, I have lost all respect for him as a man and a coach, who is supposed to know the right thing to do when you are placed in charge of helping to direct the lives of young men placed in your charge. When you put yourself ahead of that responsibility, you won't last long at the top, regardless of the talent you may have to work with. Shame on you Les Miles, Shame on you.