Sounds like Crowton saw writing on the wall

Yeah it wasnt his choice..miles didnt fire him but implied/asked to look for another job.

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Yeah it wasnt his choice..miles didnt fire him but implied/asked to look for another job.

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Agreed. At least he landed on his feet, and at a much less stressful job with a much less demanding fan base.

He'll be fine. More importantly, we'll be better.

$475k LSU
$500k MD

$25K raise...

Miles is nothing but true character.

God-willing one day, I would love for my boys to play for him.

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I'm just hoping that it was really Crowton calling all of those awful plays and not Miles.

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Miles wasn't at Crowton's previous jobs where his offenses became lackluster. What's his excuses there?

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Miles wasn't at Crowton's previous jobs where his offenses became lackluster.

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So true. Good point.

1.Farsi - khodahafez, khodanegahdar, khoda iaret, movazebeh khodet bash, mibinamet, beh omideh didar
2.English - Goodbye (Formal), See ya (American informal), Bye (informal)
3.German - Tschüss (Informal), Guten Abend (Goodnight), Auf Wiedersehen [Owf veedersehen] (informal and friendly), Bis Später (Till later), Bis bald (see you soon)
4.Esperanto - Ĝis revido!
5.Spanish - Adiós (informal), despedida (farewell), Hasta mañana (see you tomorrow, silent 'H'), Hasta la vista (be seeing you, silent 'H'), Hasta luego (see you later, silent 'H'). 6.In latin america: Chau (bye, informal in Argentina and Uruguay), nos
7.vemos (see you later, informal).
8.Italian - ciao [chow] (informal), arrivederci (ah-ree-vay-dare-chee), arrivederla
9.French - adieu (if this is your last time with a person) au revoir (formal, pronounced 'o-revwa') toute à l'heure, à bientot (informal, if you'll be meeting the person anytime soon)
10.Japanese - Ja ne, Jaa mata (only say this when you know you will be meeting the person again soon), Sayonara (farewell)
11.Chinese Mandarin - Zai Jian
12.Chinese Cantonese - Bai bai, Joi Geen
13.Korean- Ahn yawng hee kah seh yoh
14.Arabic, Mauritanian dialect -Wa danakoum li Moulana (literally: I leave you in God's trust)
Arabic classical - Ma Assalama (formal, meaning literally: With peace) Wada an (informal) Ila liqa (only say this when you'll be meeting the person again) Assalam Alikum (meaning May peace be upon you)
15.Portuguese - Tchau (or Xau) (informal, pronounced like Italian ciao) Adeus (formal) Até amanhã (if you will be seeing the person tomorrow) Até Já (if you will be seeing the person soon that day) Até Logo (if you will be seeing the person later that day)
16.Russian: Good Bye (formal) = до cвиданиѿ (Da-sveed-DAN-ee-ya); Bye (informal) = Paka
Luxembourgish- Addi
17.Tamil - Tata(informal), Sendru-Vaa(formal), Kalambu(Rude) Poyata Varayn(informal, actaully means "I will go and come")
18.Dutch - Formal: Tot ziens (tot seens), Informal: Doei/Doeg (oe pronounced like in 'good', g=sharp), Mazzel, Zie je later, Groetjes (greetings)
19.Filipino - paalam (farewell)
20.Hindi = dont have exactly the same word as 'Bye', but we do say something like Chalta Hu
21.Urdu = Khuda Hafiz (God Bless you)
22.Panjabi = Rub Rakha (God Bless you)
23.Thai = la-gon (GoodBye)

"Gary, see ya"

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You mean when Miles told Gary: "find another job next year or I will have to fire you"?????

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Exactly. There was a reason why Crowton has been interviewing for alot of HC and OC positions at other schools.