For all the Miles Pumpers

Great, he's got the winningest record in LSU football history. There's also more games played nowadays than back in the day. He's also been here the second longest of any coach in school history. And if he stays till his contract is up he'll be here the longest.

Also, look at the way we win a lot of our ballgames. It's a play not to lose style of play. Not a play to win the game style of play. He doesn't have that killer instinct that a head coach must have. Cool, we won a NC in 2007-2008. Hell, we got into the game by pure luck.

He makes no adjustments...ever. You know what majority of people's definition of insane is? Doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different outcome. At some point, you have to change things and the simple fact of the matter is, he won't.

And look at the way we look when we lose. Most of the games we lose, yes a lot of the losses are to teams that have as much talent as us. But most losses aren't good looking losses. We don't usually look good in our losses as a team. Not prepared, not excited or enthused. But instead, flat out of the gates and try to turn it on in the second half. But do you understand how hard it is in sports when you're slow and flat out of the gates?

Now, am I saying that I'm not proud of what he's done at LSU? Well, lemme retract that question, am I saying that I'm not proud of what the players he's recruited have done? Hell no. We have put an incredible amount of players in the NFL since he's been here. But it seems those players skyrocket in the NFL. And my guess on that is because they actually get some good coaching and progress their talent levels to NFL standards.

That's all I'm gonna say.

TL;DR: Wins don't always mean you're a good coach. And gfy

/end rant