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we're basically playing in a vacuum right now, win's and losses to us and both aTm change neither's course as far as postseason

It's all about who wants this game more, if Miles is half the coach he's supposed to be, he should be able to rally the troops and get the boys up for this game.

Ignignot unfortunately the pumpers don't understand logic and can't see out of the purple and gold haze they live in. The purple and gold haze is great, but not reality.

The A&M game is not going to define Miles coaching career an he is not going to get fired or given and extension from the outcome. But what this game will show is exactly everything the man preaches about having the "chest" and the "want and will" to play this game at a "high" level. Those are all words he uses a lot and preaching them is easy, but practicing what you preach is more difficult. This game on Saturday is all about Tiger pride and what it is to play for LSU. Game is on national TV, LSU is the better team and we are playing at home losing this game is not an option. And how Miles prepares his team to play this weekend is important and will just give us more of a glimpse as to what kind of coach Miles is.

A lot of people "after 9 yrs" have made up their minds as to what type of coach he is and whether good or bad they have a lot of history to prove their points either way. But this is not about the past to me this will show us how it will be going forward. Football is a war and if you want your soldiers to fight to the death for you, you better show them that their deaths are not in vein. His team will lay it on the line for him if they feel he has the ability to win it for them. If they don't they will play very apathetic like they have on a few occasions this year and I think that has some bearing on who stays and who leaves early for the NFL not to mention recruiting. How much bearing, don't know but winning helps solve issues that is for sure.

This post was edited on 11/18/13 at 11:15 am