Doesn't matter whether we win the next two

relative to Miles standing. The signs and symptoms have been there since the beginning. They will persist.
No point arguing about standing on his record during his first three years. It just masks the underlying problems which have been evident. Some can point to the first three years and see greatness but, at some point, most experienced watchers of college football have been left scratching their heads (and maybe their asses) wondering WTF Les was doing.
It might have been a time management issue e.g. end of the first half vs UGa this year or the end of the AU game in 2007. In the UGa game we lost an opportunity for another score. In the AU game, it miraculously worked out for us. Whew! There have been a few too many "whew" moments.
It may have been not using Charles Scott in the 2nd half of the 07 UK game after he had ripped the Mildcats a new arsehole in the first half.
It may have been not throwing the ball in the 06 Auburn game when they had two cornerbacks out of the game or hobbled. We played right into the strength of that AU team. We lost and probably lost a shot at the NC.
I could go on and on about the times when fans and observers have been befuddled by Miles words, actions, game plans, etc.
Miles is lacking in many tangible and intangible qualities as a Head Coach for an "elite" program.
Regardless of whether we beat the Hogs, which I doubt will happen, or how we finish in the bowl, Les Miles will continue to be second guessed. He may rally some support if he rebounds at seasons end. He may get a new offensive staff and rebound next year but eventually this apparently decent man's overall shortcomings will manifest themselves again and there will be messy end to his career at LSU.
He TOTALLY lost me this year. Crowton lost me last year. I admit to never being comfortable with him but I have wanted him to be great. He isn't. I can't live in denial anymore. I used to defend him to all the Gator assholes I live around and work with but I can't do it anymore. I tell them he is our Ron Zook.
He is our Larry Coker. That is how I feel.