"Doomed to always be a 2-loss team with Miles"

I've read that on here a few times today. Mainly by Max and the rest of Miles-cant-do-anthing-right minions. And they've said it like losing 2 games is some sort of plague to be afflicted with or scarlet letter to be ashamed of. A couple of things: 1)It's just terrible logic. Like a coach who consistently goes 10-2 is somehow inherently incapable of going 11-1 or 12-0. That's actually how you win championships--consistently field very good teams and every couple years or so all the stars will align, you'll have the right group of guys and do something special. That's how Bobby Bowden won his 2 NCs. And how Spurrier won his 1. And that brings me to



2) Only losing 2 games in the SEC is still pretty damn good. I think we can all agree that Steve Spurrier is probably the greatest SEC coach in modern history. In his 16 full seasons in the SEC, he has lost less than 2 games all of twice. TWICE. In 16 years. Nick Saban is clearly a very good, if not great coach, and one of the better ones the SEC has seen. In his 7 full seasons in the SEC, he has lost less than 2 games in a season once. ONE time. Out of 7. Hell, he's only lost less than three games in a season twice out of 7.



Anyway, just a little perspective. Miles has done plenty of things to be critical of. I just don't think going 10-2 or better in 4(hopefully) of his 5 seasons here can be one of them.