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Derick E. Hingle-USA TODAY Sports
The Advocate is reporting that LSU head coach Les Miles offered former defensive coordinator John Chavis a hefty a three-year contract worth a total of $5.4 million after the Tigers' loss to Notre Dame in the Music City Bowl back on December 30, 2014.
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Chavis refused the $1.8-million-a-year offer during a meeting with Miles and Miles’ lawyer in the team’s hotel in Nashville, Tennessee. Chavis had decided weeks beforehand not to return to LSU because of a contract dispute involving a clause in his contract, and Miles knew Chavis was leaving his staff in the weeks leading to the bowl game, documents say.

In fact, Texas A&M mailed a letter of intent for its defensive coordinator job to Chavis three days before the Tigers and the Irish dueled in the bowl game – one in which Chavis coached.
This latest report also indicates that Chavis is requesting $445,000 in penalty wages, along with $205,000 in unpaid vacation and academic bonus pay that he believes the school owes him. Read more.
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Crow Pie103 months
We won 2 BCS National Championship without Chavis..time to move on the number three.
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touchdownjeebus103 months
Screw Chavis. He is aTm's problem now.
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dagrippa103 months
We're gonna miss his recruiting
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OGtigerfan73103 months
Recruiting was the weakest part of his performance. So I not sure what you are talking about.
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dred24103 months
He didn't recruit.
Sounds like he was total trash and now hes in the right place.
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CalTiger53103 months
Not having him is worth more than $5.4 Million
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drizztiger103 months
You talk about losing respect for someone in such a short period of time.

Chief can suck a dick, preferably a Tiger dick, but any will do.

What a lack of character POS person he turned out to be.
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winston318103 months
This entire situation was over the Miles termination clause. So if Alleva was confident in CLM it shouldn't have mattered to remove it. For Alleva to refuse to do it must mean that he has 0 intentions on resigning CLM
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Malaysian Tiger103 months
Time to stop talking about this crap as nobody cares!!
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LSUbest103 months
After seeing the dline in one game, I'm glad he's gone!
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Camos9812103 months
Iam glad he left his defensive schemes was starting to suck
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Lsu101205103 months
"Chief can suck a dick, preferably a Tiger dick, but any will do."

Well he did choose the right school then...
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Deltatiger103 months
Steele/O>>>>>>>>>>Chavis. End of story.
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Louisianaboy87103 months
He really didn't recruit very good. Anyone else recognize our last few recruiting classes were loaded but lacked depth at you guessed it Linebacker. Which is the position Chavis supposedly spealized in. Notice when Steele was hired Miles said Steele would organize our defense. Chavis will not be missed! Glad he's taking those late game elementary schemes elsewhere!
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rbdallas103 months
I am glad that fat lazy bastard is gone.
He works during the first two years and that is it.
Look up his history at TN as well...got Fulmer fired.

Also the way he left LSU and the way he DID NOT prepare for the bowl game, says all that needs to be said about his character...and he has caused us a couple of games that kept us from going to the final game.
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Amazing Moves103 months
Sour Grapes. If you didn't want him so bad.. Why did you make the counter offer? Now we see excuses by the jilted woman on this site. Kevin Steele nearly got Dabo fired and is not even near the DC Chief is. So cry and lie to yourselves all you want. It's just part of the five stages of swamp billy grief. Which is more than the average tooth count in these parts.
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thewarmth103 months
LSU screwed him over, what is there to say.
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Born in BR103 months
He left and that is it. He now has scheme a defense to complement a passing offense which means time on the field will be much more than at LSU. I for one, do not think he can do this very effectively. At any rate I wish Chief well. His defenses were generally very good, but when they were bad they were really bad.
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Mulerider103 months
So the real question is why was he allowed to coach in the bowl game and up to the bowl game. He was obviously gone and Miles knew it? The defense played exactly that way and he called it exactly that way.
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