Most Overpaid Staff In College Football

Surely nobody will be surprised by this, just watch the games.

Realitiger checking in.

I think Les deserves two years to compete for a SEC championship. If we have two more 3-4 loss seasons a change should be made.

Can this publication be called a rantard if they speaking honestly and negatively against the coaches, but don't post on here? Since observations like this are coming from off the board is it possible that some with their heads in the sand will acknowledge anything? It's more than just a one year "oh, they are just too young." The too young excuse is what Chavis gets for last year. Can't be "too young" almost every year. All coaches have players leave for the NFL. And if it's a trend where you consistently lose more players than anyone else, then you as the coach need to adapt and come up with some countermeasures against the negative impact.

The Chart and stats fail to include SOS "Strength of Schedule". For example Ohio State has the highest out put per $ of salary spent but look at their schedule.

Does anyone not think that LSU could have similar stats with their schedule. I do. They certainly wouldn't be like they are now having to play Miss. St. Ole Miss, Bama, AU, AR, etc.

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The Chart and stats fail to include SOS "Strength of Schedule". For example Ohio State has the highest out put per $ of salary spent but look at their schedule.

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LO motherfricking L.

Based on our awesome performance against Iowa last season and Wisconsin this season, no. No I do not think LSU would have similar stats.

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I think Les deserves two years to win a SEC championship. If we have two more 3-4 loss seasons a change should be made.

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FIFY

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I wonder what the stats were for 2013. I understand that this year was bad as far as getting our money's worth, but we would be foolish not to give them a chance to develop the quarterbacks and see how the production is next year. Here comes the negatigers

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I assure you if this looked at the last 5 years, it wouldn't look favorable for LSU. At least 3 out of the 5 years, they'd be significantly under the trend line, and while last year was great, it's not like LSU wasn't paying anything for that offensive staff. It was $500,000 cheaper, which still probably had them at right about the highest paid.

In the end, this stat is flawed since it doesn't account for head coaching salaries. For guys like Les, Urban Meyer, Mullen, Freeze, Malzhan, etc, they are huge parts of the offensive staff, and same goes for Saban on the defensive side (their other staff).

If you include those guys in, LSU would likely be even worse.

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Would be a crazy thing to say at LSU 15+ years ago.

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LSU didn't have close to the highest paid staff 15+ years ago.

Nah. Because if it was this board would have zero expectations.