It's funnier that there are people that think LSU will just move on and sustain this success.

There's absolutely nothing that says LSU is immune to becoming mediocre. There's no school in this country that is immune to that. See: Alabama before Saban, Texas, USC, Tennessee.

All you guys hoping he leaves to Arkansas better be careful what you wish for.....

Louisiana would be surrounded by Sumlin to the west, Miles to the north, Saban to the east. How's that for trying to keep recruiting pipelines in tact with a new coach?

Are you willing to give up a SURE THING in 10 win seasons, possible BCS appearances, etc etc with Miles, are do you want to give him up and POSSIBLY hire a new guy that may or may not fit? If you don't hire the right guy, you're looking at a 4-5 year rebuilding issue after that replacement is gone.

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Posted by Topwater Trout

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Posted on 11/28/12 at 8:45 am to Prominentwon

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It's funnier that there are people that think LSU will just move on and sustain this success.

Name one time in LSU history we have been at this level when in need of a coach. We have nothing to base it on. CLM came here after Saban and did a great job so who is to say someone can't follow CLM and do the same or better?

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Posted by N.O. via West-Cal

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Posted on 11/28/12 at 8:48 am to Prominentwon

"All you guys hoping he leaves to Arkansas better be careful what you wish for....."

I see no reason to give Miles a substantial raise at this point, while he is under contract and without winning a championship of any sort, but I absolutely agree with the quoted statement. There is significant risk of the program falling off if Miles leaves becasue there is no telling who we would get.

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