re: Scott Van Pelt's take on Les

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No doubt he's right.

I think people are just frustrated with the offense, and the inability to beat Alabama.

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It would obviously be hard to top that overall record, but I think they could get someone who could challenge for more divisional titles, etc., because they would be willing to take more chances and max out on the talent at LSU rather than sticking to a formula that works against a good amount of teams, but struggles against ones with comparable talent.

Also, what Les did and what Les is doing now are two different things. I think there are a good number of coaches that could meet and exceed what Miles has been doing the last three years.

People are frustrated with the offense, but now the D and special teams are bad too. And when Miles looks calm as can be on the sidelines when we're committing stupid penalties and messing up plays, I don't think it helps his cause at all. People want to see some fire or a real desire for change, but Les isn't really giving off that impression.