re: Les Miles vs Dale Brown

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Dale never received the financial resources of any of the modern day football coaches. Everything Dale did, he did on his own. If you think money doesn't matter, think in terms of recruiting budgets alone. Dale did very well for himself at a "football" school. Infact, LSU is still trying to desperately duplacate his success.

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+100000000

Not to mention Dale would have never made such a horrible personnel decision as putting jJ on the court and definitely wouldnt have left him in to basically singlehandedly loose the NC game

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LOL, only one problem with your post, Les Miles has actually WON something ! Les has gotten to the final game twice and is 1 and 1, dale got to the final game ZERO times and is 0 and 0 !

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you probably claim to be an LSU fan and you know nothing about BBall and LSU.
You are totally ignorant.

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Coach Brown is the only SEC coach to have appeared in 15 straight national tournaments and is the second winningest coach in SEC history surpassed only by Kentucky’s legendary Adolph Rupp. 105 of 160 of Brown’s players received their college degrees.

Brown and Rupp are the only SEC coaches that had 17 consecutive non-losing seasons and Brown was the only coach in the nation to have ever increased his number of victories six years in a row from 1976-81. From 1977-1986, LSU is the only school that finished in the first division of the conference. The 1981 LSU team is the only team in SEC history to win 17 consecutive league games in one season. Only three coaches in SEC history, Adolph Rupp, Joe Hall and Tubby Smith won more conference championships than LSU’s Brown. Brown and Rupp are the only two SEC coaches that won the conference championship in three different decades. Only six SEC coaches have led their teams to two Final Fours or more. They are Dale Brown, Billy Donovan, Joe Hall, Rick Pitino, Nolan Richardson and Adolph Rupp.