re: I'm afraid that some of the Les haters are too young to remember bad times

While I understand that firing Les Miles COULD lead to a decade of bad football, I also realize that our other option is to keep him and accept 8-9 wins max per year. He is like my father-in-law, old and set in his ways. He's not going to change, and there's only so many times you can run a flea flicker of fake field goal to catch the opposition unaware. He's been a great ambassador for LSU, and has served us well. He should be treated like a gentleman and shown the door respectfully.
If LSU wants to win championships again, we need to move on. It's worth the risk.