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Would our record be any better if Chavis was still here? Our front 7 would still be weak so we'd still lose to Bama and would still have been in the same malaise against Arkansas. Some of the other scores would've looked better on paper but that's about the only difference.
If you want Les fired now it probably wouldn't be any different.

To me, the issue is more Alleva running off Miles because of their personal difference rather than what it is taking place on the field. And if that is true, do we really want the guy that was too cheap and/or arrogant to keep Chavis around making our next hire?

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Posted by LuckyTiger

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Posted on 11/19/15 at 6:48 pm to Cap Crunch

For those disputing the Chavis/Miles/Alleva meeting and what GG is saying this is not even the first time this has been known. Miles wanted to keep Chavis, he fought to keep Chavis. This is not news. It's just that most have been so blinded by their hate of Chavis that they haven't listened.

From my post on 1/9/15:

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Alleva and Chavis had some discussions regarding his contract and Alleva was a dick about it. He created a difficult situation for LSU and made it even worse when it became a critical issue.

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Posted by south bama tiger

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Posted on 11/20/15 at 1:42 pm to Cap Crunch

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To me, the issue is more Alleva running off Miles because of their personal difference rather than what it is taking place on the field. And if that is true, do we really want the guy that was too cheap and/or arrogant to keep Chavis around making our next hire?

Miles going out this way should make every LSU fan angry as well as lacking any confidence that Alleva can find a good replacement.

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Posted by Irish LSU Fan

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Posted on 11/22/15 at 9:51 pm to Cap Crunch