re: USA TODAY article " Q&A With LSU Head Coach Les Miles"

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Miles was asked about the degree to which he thinks change at LSU is necessary and what those changes might entail.

Miles: There’s so much quality culture that’s being implied and taught back here that – we always change, we always review, and we do it on an annual basis but there’s some pieces that you just don’t give up.

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Nobody is trying to take Fournette away from you coach. A balanced offense doesn't mean giving up your best player.

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I think we’re going to apply a little more elbow grease in the passing game, we’re going to throw it more in practice and apply a greater amount of time to it, especially in the spring but in the preseason as well. And we expect it to be fruitful. I don’t know how much more that we can do.

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The magic solution. After 7 or so years of dreadful passing...we're going to practice more.

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Miles: No. It’s not happening. It’s going to be the same guy. Hopefully the team will be a lot better (laughter). It’s going to be interesting to see this spring. I think (quarterback) Brandon Harris will play his best football. I think he’s – you know, he started one game as a freshman, he started a season as a sophomore, now he’s a junior, OK?

“So I say I think we’ll be better? I can’t imagine that we won’t. I think, man, we’re going to be in great shape. I don’t think there’s any question that we’ll play better on offense and defense. Or, for that matter, that we won’t throw the football better. I’m the same guy; that’s never going to change. I think we’ll be more productive

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So Les isn't going to change anything but thinks the team will be better because they probably won't get worse.