about the game on Saturday. First, let's look at what might have happened, based on coaching decisions, and how that could be the topic of discussion today. If we do have enough time to kick the field goal and win, everyone is talking about Nutt going for two in the first half instead of kicking the PAT. Then, he's answering all these questions. Coaches have to make decisions, usually in a split second, and those decisions are scrutinized under every possible scenario. With that said, I've defended Miles as long as I can. That abortion in the last 30 seconds of that game proved to me that Miles' problem is not bad decisions, but rather the inability to make a decision. I like Les Miles the man, but as a head coach, at this level, it's obvious to me now that he's in over his head. This is the only thread I will ever start about Les Miles the coach. I've said what I wanted to say and I will hope that the Tigers can have some success in the future, but I can't watch another game with him on the sideline.

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Posted by ugeauxboy

Montgomery, AL

Member since Nov 2009

3 posts

Posted on 11/23/09 at 8:44 am to BEAUXREGARD

I am still just simply stunned.

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Posted by kensnippy

Baton Rouge

Member since Jul 2005

323 posts

Posted on 11/23/09 at 8:49 am to BEAUXREGARD

I am as upset about what happened as everyone else, but I do not think the best thing to do is get rid of Miles. Replacing Crowton would be the top priority in my opinion. Sure, the clock management at the end was as boneheaded as you can get, but the game should NOT have been on the line at that point anyway. The much BIGGER issue is the lack of production on offense that led to LSU being put in a position where a miracle had to occur for the team to even have a shot to win it at the end. LSU actually had to have several small miracles at the end of the game to even be in a position for the clock management to be an issue.

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