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Wow, you just keep sinking to new lows. I'd LOVE if you could go find me an example of another team, in any sport, that fired its coach mid-season, played noticeably better after they fired him, then returned basically the same team the year after and improved by so much it's hard to even quantify it.

Uh, really? Well here ya go:
1) Cowboys, Jason Garrett
2) Auburn football, Gene Chizik
3) Knicks, Mike Woodson last year
Those are just a couple off the top of my head... I'll edit the post with more if you want me to

And dude, did you even watch LSU at all under Trent Johnson? At one point Chris Beattie was starting in 2010 I think. Chris friggin Beattie.
And Eddie Ludwig, enough said about that

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Posted by Open Your Eyes

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Posted on 12/13/12 at 11:33 pm to CecilShortsHisPants

Funny, you seem to have left a sentence off of the part that was quoted. It's not surprising; you've demonstrated throughout the thread that you will just flat out ignore things you were wrong about and hope nobody else notices. Here, I'll post it for you again:

Oh, and I almost forgot: the coach that was fired has to be better than the new coach that took them to such great success. This should be very easy, you know since history has proven it.

You "forgot" to reply to the second question in the post also. Why did the players want to play for Johnson but not Brady?

And oh, btw. Tubberville wasn't fired mid-season, and nobody replaced Garrett after he took over for Wade Phillips or Woodson after D'Antoni. So youre 0/3 off the top of your head, might want to get that thing looked at.

Chris Beattie, Ben Voogd. Eddie Ludwig, Alex Farrer. What do I win?

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