Let He Who Has Not Sinned

While I can never be ashamed to be a Tiger Fan, I can feel a certain sickness in my stomach for the collective ignorance produced on these pages in the past couple of days.
Last year would have been a good, if not great season had we a coach with "Les" character. Perhaps, we could have competed for the conference and championship which went to the Gators if Les had kept Perriloux; at what cost to our collective character and good name. Does anyone doubt, with Tebow as a Tiger, we had the team to win it all?
This year, with a young quarterback, we struggled for leadership and identity until we reached our stride in the Bama game; until key injuries sidelined us. Does anyone think we would have had trouble with the Rebels with a healthy Jefferson and Scott?
Our truth, should we care to see it, is we stayed in this game and had a chance to win because of the collective character of our team which begins at the top and filters down.
Coach Miles has won the trust of the decision makers at LSU and he will be our coach until he succumbs to the wave of idiocy he must encounter daily. This is a game. We are building leaders and I am happy to have a man of character and ability at our helm.
Yes, he could make better decisions; can't we all. We live and learn. My suggestion for next time is initiate a false start, stopping the clock for a penalty and giving time to kick the field goal. Put that in the play book and let's move on. Always the best, Rob Lowther