No kidding. These folks are constantly reframe the date to fit their narrative. Like, if you look at these few offensive rankings and this subset of games, that nullifies everything else Miles has accomplished.

People are watching the most successful run in LSU football history and calling for the coach's head.

Isn't psychosis defined as a loss of connection with reality and a perception of things that are not there?

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Posted by Cadello

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Posted on 11/18/09 at 10:37 am to Minew

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Isn't psychosis defined as a loss of connection with reality and a perception of things that are not there?

I think thats called "rantardedness".

The fans here who cry for Miles' head would undoubtedly be in full meltdown if our record was like Michigan or Notre Dame's in the last few years.

Those are storied programs with big name coaches in complete disarray.

I think before we ask for Miles' head we should see what this team can do with a seasoned QB.

Without Tebow Would Florida be #1. No
They would probably about where we are right now.

Glad I dont have to depend on some of these fans for my survival, they would probably eat me.

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Posted by Tiger_n_ATL

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Posted on 11/18/09 at 10:41 am to Minew

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Like, if you look at these few offensive rankings and this subset of games, that nullifies everything else Miles has accomplished.

No, the narrative is that if you look at the last 2 years, the program appears to be trending downward. There's no way to predict the future, but the trend is your friend. It doesn't nullify anything Miles has done, he's to be commended for what was, but the argument is not about what was, it's about what is.

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People are watching the most successful run in LSU football history and calling for the coach's head.

No, they're not calling for his head. They're calling for him to make changes and fix the problems IN REAL TIME (and not at the end of the season, but during the season and during games, when the problems are glaringly apparent while Miles stands on the sidelines staring blankly at the game).

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Isn't psychosis defined as a loss of connection with reality and a perception of things that are not there?

If anything, there's TOO much of a connection with reality (what we are seeing in front of our own eyes, in real time), there may be a perception of things that are really there because of paying so much attention and being so passionate about it.