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re: Absolutely ridiculous to want Miles gone.
Posted on 9/5/16 at 12:06 am to ballscaster
Posted on 9/5/16 at 12:06 am to ballscaster
I will be at every game I can, regardless of who's coaching, and I will always cheer for the team. I have never been a Miles hater. I supported him, and I will continue to support him as long as he's here. The hiring and firing decisions are way above my pay grade, and any opinions I might have are largely irrelevant to the powers that be. I will support whoever our coach is, whether it's Miles or someone else.
With that being said, it appears that he is unable or unwilling to adapt his offensive philosophy, and unable or unwilling to develop offensive skill players.
There are many things to admire about Coach Miles, both personally and professionally . But he is hired to win games, and especially to win the games that matter, and we all know which games I'm talking about. If he has lost his effectiveness in doing that, some decisions have to be made, for the good of all concerned.
With that being said, it appears that he is unable or unwilling to adapt his offensive philosophy, and unable or unwilling to develop offensive skill players.
There are many things to admire about Coach Miles, both personally and professionally . But he is hired to win games, and especially to win the games that matter, and we all know which games I'm talking about. If he has lost his effectiveness in doing that, some decisions have to be made, for the good of all concerned.
This post was edited on 9/5/16 at 12:38 am
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Posted on 9/5/16 at 12:08 am to Jim Rockford
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Jim Rockford
Well said, kind sir.
Posted on 9/5/16 at 6:33 am to Jim Rockford
Well said Jim Rockford.
To the OP:
I have been a supporter of Miles and still like him as a person. However, he is in decline and this year will undoubtedly show that. If he cannot or will not adapt to a more modern offensive philosophy, LSU will suffer as long as he is HC and after he has gone. It will hurt recruiting which will set us back even more.
As tough as 2015 was, many of us felt like 2016 was LSU's year. Many in the media felt that way as well but the Wisky loss looked terrible. When we see freshman and sophomore QBs all across college football lighting it up without our talent level then it is hard to deny the obvious; we still don't have a QB that can put this team on his shoulders and win a game.
While I blame Miles for the overall performance, a good portion of the QB blame has to fall on Cameron. He has had Brandon Harris for two full years with apparently no appreciable improvement. With decent QB play, LSU is a playoff contender this year. However, it looks like we are getting ready for some major losses.
As has been said so many times already, it wasn't that we lost to Wisky but how we lost. This has all the makings to be LSU's worst season ever under Miles. This is unacceptable after last year's November debacle.
Lots of football left to play and not one of us really knows what will happen. Hoping for the best but preparing for hard times ahead.
To the OP:
I have been a supporter of Miles and still like him as a person. However, he is in decline and this year will undoubtedly show that. If he cannot or will not adapt to a more modern offensive philosophy, LSU will suffer as long as he is HC and after he has gone. It will hurt recruiting which will set us back even more.
As tough as 2015 was, many of us felt like 2016 was LSU's year. Many in the media felt that way as well but the Wisky loss looked terrible. When we see freshman and sophomore QBs all across college football lighting it up without our talent level then it is hard to deny the obvious; we still don't have a QB that can put this team on his shoulders and win a game.
While I blame Miles for the overall performance, a good portion of the QB blame has to fall on Cameron. He has had Brandon Harris for two full years with apparently no appreciable improvement. With decent QB play, LSU is a playoff contender this year. However, it looks like we are getting ready for some major losses.
As has been said so many times already, it wasn't that we lost to Wisky but how we lost. This has all the makings to be LSU's worst season ever under Miles. This is unacceptable after last year's November debacle.
Lots of football left to play and not one of us really knows what will happen. Hoping for the best but preparing for hard times ahead.
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