So you are saying that in all aspects of the team LSU could not be more productive. I have seen better offenses under the helm of Dinardo, Hallman, Archer etc.... with a 1/3 of the talent level that has been more productive in scoring points in a game.

Defense and special teams are about the only high points of consistency until the back end of the season approaches, then they are physically and emotionally worn out keep the Tigers in National Championship contention.

Offensively, Miles side of the ball is pitiful and has been since he has arrived at LSU. We blame offensive coordinators, receiver coaches, tighten end coaches, QB coaches, and o-line coaches year after year for the offensive lack of productivity. Yet the somehow we glorify an oddball we call head coach as being the best LSU has ever had. In all honesty the best that LSU could do is lock Les Miles in a locker room locker until the game is over and i guareentee that "I don't think some of you know how a little better it could be" because the Mad Hatter could not screw up sustaining drives to settle for field goals.

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Posted by lsu2006

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Posted on 11/28/12 at 6:37 pm to redbean5

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So you are saying that in all aspects of the team LSU could not be more productive.

No. I'm saying the program as a whole has never been better.

The key in these types of issues is trying to have foresight. Dumping our head coach who has sustained a perennial top-10 team simply because our offense has been lackluster is VERY foolish and near-sighted. You (and I, for that matter) have no idea what it takes and what Miles has put keeping LSU as a top-flight program.

But by all means, let's bring back Curly and pray for 5 wins. You failed to mention that maybe the fact that we had shitty talent in those days MIGHT have been his fault.

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