I'm sorry -- the guy is a great guy, but his in game/while the action's happenin' brain capacity efficiency rating is maybe 65% of what other top coaches' brain capacities are. The guy can recruit through the roof, but when the heat is on, the neurons seem to start misfiring, which carries over into 143% incoherent post game remarks. Examples of the lights dimming include Ole Piss end game, Jo Pa end game, U-Thug 1st year end game, AU '07 [though he got lucky] end game, and the list goes on and on.

Thoughts?

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Posted by LSUTGR69

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Posted on 1/5/10 at 8:54 pm to CU-onda-BIU

Agree 95%

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Posted by AlejandroInHouston

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Posted on 1/5/10 at 10:28 pm to CU-onda-BIU

Miles is basically George W. Bush.

He's a likable guy who is in over his head, has difficulty with the English language, and isn't the sharpest tool in the shed.

He also surrounds himself with bad help (Crowton/Michael Brown).

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Posted by Macavity92

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Posted on 1/5/10 at 11:12 pm to CU-onda-BIU

South Carolina fake field goal, the comeback against Florida, the 4-1 bowl record with 4 blowouts...every coach has good and bad games.

As for the UT game in 05, do you remember what else was happening in this state at that time? I think he gets a pass. On top of that --- HE WON THE NEXT TEN GAMES WITH NO BYE WEEK.

This is why we call you negatigers --- only look at the bad not the good.

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Posted by LSUownsSEC

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Posted on 1/5/10 at 11:29 pm to CU-onda-BIU

Speach therapy first; organization enhancing courses and plenty of scrabble to unrattle his brain. Or maybe he should learn how to play chess? LSU doesn't need an overpaid CEO, we need a qualified Div. 1 BCS coach.