re: Miles Coaching

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You outdo yourself with every post It has to be a troll. Just has to be.

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Don't you just know it.

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I think these 2 would played in the NFL even if they at played at Bossier Community College.

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Well I'll kindly disagree. I think they were both developed well at LSU, and they both actually agree with me.

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I can also tell you I gave up my season tickets 6 years ago due to Good Ole Les

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So you gave up your tickets 1 year removed from a BCS Championship?

You are missing the best era of LSU football. Since you gave up your tickets, LSU has finished in the top 20 of the AP poll 5 times (will probably be 6.)

Since the AP Poll was created in 1936, we have finished in the top 20 - 35 times. That means in the years you have missed since giving up season tickets, LSU has achieved 14% (17% most likely after this season) of their top 20 finishes in only 8% of the time.

You also missed the greatest regular season in CFB history.

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Be careful, they'll all be on your arse like they are mine. If any of these pumpers ever got outside the state of Louisiana , they would obviously shocked to find that other football think miles is a joke. I have family in Texas, Florida, and Georgia, all SEC strongholds that I regularly visit and they always jab me about miles. If any of you know someone outside of Louisiana, ask around.

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I misunderstood your dumb question.

I live in Houston. People think Miles is a good but goofy coach

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You are missing the best era of LSU football. Since you gave up your tickets, LSU has finished in the top 20 of the AP poll 5 times (will probably be 6.)

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That's one way to look at it. Another way would be that he has given those folks who hold season tickets in his old section a HUGE gift by bringing his miserable arse home and no longer working like this to try and ruin their time...because you just KNOW he did this exact thing in the stadium, right?

Is there anyway, cheeser, you could contact a group of asshats that sit near me and convince them to go your route and give up their seats as well?

It would be a Christmas miracle!

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this is absolutely impossible to know do you not get that? a 3* might have the talent of a 5* out of HS, just under evaluated or missed by recruiting sites

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Don't listen to him. He's an old man stuck in his ways. If you told him how recruiting worked, he'd just shrug it off as you being a "Miles apologist".

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Too bad we couldn't get Saban to check in on this topic

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well, there it is, real reason for butt hurt

Another Miles bashing loser starts a thread .
Pathetic.

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You miss the point . How many LSU players did not have had the talent to play in the NFL, but made it due to the coaching Miles' staff gave them ? Kids that weren't 4 or 5 stars out of high school. Get it now ?

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I'll play your retarded arse game.

2005

Brandon LaFell 3* 32nd WR can't find his national ranking
3rd round

2006

Perry riley 3* 59th OLB 978th ranked recruit
4th round

Kelvin Sheppard 3* 29th ILB 516th ranked recruit
3rd round

2008

Lavar Edwards 3* 46th SDE 834th ranked recruit
5th round

2009

Morris Claiborne 3* 31st ATH 541st ranked recruit
1st round

Lamin Barrow 3* 39th OLB 548th ranked recruit
5th round

Bennie Logan 3* 51st ranked DT 718th ranked recruit
3rd round

2010

Alfred Blue 3* 63rd RB 747th ranked recruit
6th round

2011

Trai Turner 3* 15th OG 373rd ranked recruit
3rd round

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i KNOW what I am talking about, and even if you are LES miles, I still know exactly what I am talking about.

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Well Cheeser, since you "know exactly what you're talking about", you shouldn't have any problem explaining why most all of those who were drafted couldn't even win a starting job as an LSU frosh, soph, and many were even red shirts?
I think this pretty much answers the idiotic OP "How many players during the miles era do you feel were coached up enough to play in the NFL that would not have had the pure talent to play without his guidance ?"