I am tired of all this "writing Joe Alleva crap"

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Dear Mr. Alleva, Please see below:

2005: - It is widely-rumored that the players do not respect the new coach and tease him and his lack of intelligence and charisma.

9/26: Complete 2nd half meltdown against Tennessee. Largest blown lead in the history of LSU football.

12/3: Blowout at the hands of Georgia despite having one of the most talented teams in the country.

2006

9/16: LSU has 3 first-round draft picks in the passing attack alone AND Auburn's best DB is injured yet LSU runs the ball up the middle a large portion of the game and loses 7-3.

10/07: 5 unforced tunovers- a complete meltown in a loss to Florida costing LSU a chance at any championship despite having likely the best team in the country.

2007

10/13: Charles Scott rushes for 94 yards and two touchdowns in the 1st half yet doesn't touch the ball again until the last play of the game in overtime, which, was run at an injured LSU tackle to block.

11/23: LSU's #1 ranked team loses to a one-dimensional Arkansas team that went on to lose 38-7 to Missouri in the Cotton Bowl. - from a series of magical events, LSU manages to end up in the National Title game to face a lowly Ohio State team and win a title, thus belittling past, present and future coaching blunders.

2008: Miles and company are unable to do what Jacksonville St. has managed to do: keep Ryan Perrilloux out of trouble, thus are forced to dismiss their starting quarterback. Miles has a chance to replace Bo Pelini with a big time DC yet chooses to promote from within, which, turned out to be a recipe for disaster. - After the most dissapointing season in recent history, Les Miles opts to retain dual defensive coordinators but only after Alleva forces upon, he replaces them with John Chavis.

2009

National Signing day 2009: The families of wide receiver recruits Rueben Randle and Deangelo Benton learn that Les Miles had been making the same promises to each player and Miles is forced to withdraw scholarship offer from the 5 star receiver Benton, which, turns out to be a major loss to the program.

Fall 2009: LSU #3 receiver, Tim Molton, leaves the team for personal reasons saying "LSU ain't what everyone think it is."

9/26: Russell Shepard led the team in rushing with only 4 rushes in the first half, yet does not touch the ball again the rest of the game. - Despite having an athletic, talented quarterback and a roster full of NFL talent on offense, LSU's offense ranks 108th nationally. - After being coached in the system for over two years, LSU's top two QBs Jordan Jefferson and Jarrett Lee, show little to no improvement. - Les Miles promises two star recruits, Russell Shepard and Rueben Randle vast playing time, yet sits them on the bench most of the season.

11/21: coaching debacle and controversy the center of loss to Ole Miss causing LSU to be the laughing stock of the nation and turning many fans against Les Miles- including myself.

12/11: LSU's top recruit and wide receiver prospect, Mike Davis, decommitts from LSU and committs to Texas citing part of the reason as the lack of utilizing freshmen Rueben Randle.

1/1/10: LSU loses on a wet field to Penn State 19-17 and only manages to net only 41 yards on the ground. - the last time LSU played on a wet field: Mississippi State. The Rushing leader of that game: Russell Shepard on only 4 carries. - guess who didn't touch the ball ONE TIME during the loss to PSU!!?? After it's all said and done, we have enjoyed many accomplishments the last five years and are thankful for them but many Tigers fans, such as myself, have endured enough senseless blunders at the hands of a an arrogant, dishonest, incompetent, stubborn and unintelligent coach.

Time for change!!!

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