Les Miles "hands on OC" ....lets close this topic

It's Miles' Philosophy..he might as well just call the plays. After Crowton it's become a puppet position.

which reality is easier for you to accept.....
1. This is the Les Miles offense.
2. Miles is incapable of hiring an OC worth a shite.

is either answer good?

I do believe that he has his hands in the offense and dictates pace of play as well of some other major strategic factors. He tells Cam his agenda and Cam rolls with it.

ETA: we tried to run a lot of spread type formations Saturday.

D Luge' a Nul you are.

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Where is the proof

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I know when Cameron first got here one of the things he wanted to remove from the offense was the toss

His philosophy is that it didn't help set up play action

If you're tossing the ball to the back and then going play action with the hand off then who are you really fooling?

Yet despite this philosophical statement from Cam it's still a staple in the offense. Miles may not be calling plays but he has his hands on the offense in some capacity.

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I keep hearing that Les Miles strangles this offense. Where is the proof. Who is in the know? What if it really is just Cameron?

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Last year I did a show for the troops at Fort Polk, Louisiana. And it was a lot of fun. But you didn't have to be in the military to be at this show. There were civilians there too. And I was talking about the base, and I mentioned because I toured it that day and had just learned this, that there were forty thousand men stationed there. And this really well-dressed drunk woman hollers out, "Every one of them is a bad frick." I was like, boy, you know, it seems like after thirty-nine thousand times you'd start to think, "Maybe it's me. Maybe I need to read a book."- Ron White

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if you look at the stats of Les miles OC at Okie State and then look at the stats now...you would def agree he has his hands all up in the koolaid

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I keep hearing that Les Miles strangles this offense. Where is the proof. Who is in the know? What if it really is just Cameron?

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Actually, this is proof you have not watched LSU since Les Miles came into power. I'm sorry that you can't accept common knowledge, but its pretty damn obvious.

Hanagriff has said it, other coaches have alluded to it, there was an article on Mike Gundy and Josh Henson at Ok. St. where they specifically talked about how they would express their desires to run a spread play, but Miles wanted the two TE's and FB. I have posted this article MULTIPLE times on here. Im disappointed no one reads it, and would rather make shite up.


Here's your sign

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“We had a lot of discussions of what he and I thought would be productive some day in college football that would go on deaf ears with Les because it didn’t involve two tight ends and a fullback,” Gundy said, chuckling. “We joke about that now.

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