re: It's Chavis

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Rumors are that some of our money people are uncomfortable w/ O.

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they don't like yaw yaw talk?

So what did BilJ do to get whacked?

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Naw just heard someone was offered a job with LSU possibly being the DC job. Nothing was booked or anything, just hearsay.

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Who? Why are you being vague?

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Fits with Miles scheme of losing at least two games no matter how talented your are

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You are universally on the rag and, with your 76,000 posts, have never delivered an intelligent idea. Chavis is DC pro who can dig in here and have our players know where to be on the field and play with pride and confidence. Who was your top candidate?. By the way, I like O, but his services are minor compared to Chavis' impact. Lot's of good DL coaches with attitude.

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tries to call timeouts to stop the clock after INTs, ... tried to hire Bill Clay, flew to Dallas the night before the SECCG to beg to get into the Cotton Bowl when he loses the game the next day,




All of these things happened 3 years ago, and 2 of them happened before he'd completed half of a an LSU season. I realize no one's expecting a grad student to run the multi-million=dollar corporation known as LSU football, but I assume a review of all of your decisions from 2005 will yield the stellar results you demand from Miles? All of these were serious errors in judgment, but no more than that. Contrast this with, say, Tepper or Bill Callahan, who simply have coaching methods that don't work in college football. There's a difference.


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offered Rocky Duplesis, thought it better to run the ball with Justin Vincent than throw with JR and 3 stud NFL WRs against Auburn, took Scott out against Kentucky to protect Hester's feelings




This sounds an awful lot like "offered Karl Hankton, Tory Collins, Max Holmes and Jeffery Jack, thought it would be better to stay in press-man coverage against UGA even though David Greene was completing fade routes in his sleep that day, played Randall over Russell even though JR had way more talent and was clearly the future," etc. Do I even need to type the next sentence?


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Miles had brain surgery





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can't form a coherent sentence





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completely excuses





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shitty




This doesn't do much to refute the notion that your hatred, and it is hatred, for Miles detracts from any credible criticism you might make about him and/or his coaching ability.

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But you expect Belowpar to read every page?

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It's his thread, better than cluttering up the board by starting another thread

yeah, the guy was in the s.e.c. championship game last year and had a top 5 defense this year.

who's sleeping?

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I'm really wondering if that is even an option

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Cash, you know that part of the post, I was effing with you, a little. When O was first mentioned as an option, much of the early response was (and NOT as I expected, Yaw, yaw, COL Reb is cryin', etc.) "Why would he leave the NFL (unless it was a DC job)?" I used the certainty of a defensive staff shakeup at New Orleans, and the possibility of an entire housecleaning on the defensive side as an argument that it was possible. Compound that with the fact that, regardless of who his DC will be next year at New Orleans, the whole staff will be under the microscope, or on the hotseat if the Saints don't make the playoffs. While it appears the Saints would like to keep him, who knows how much of that is sincere and how much of that is posturing.

So, again, I think O's leverage is more with Tennessee than New Orleans, at least long term.

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Sorry if already posted, I'm not about to read 13 pages


But you expect Belowpar to read every page?

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BOOM!!!