re: Ed's got this. No worries. Update: Drunk man pontificates on things beyond him

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Yeah O really thrives when he doesn't have to hire the staff, choose the schemes, run the offense,or run the defense.
Its laughable that you dont give Miles credit for his 1st 3 seasons because it was Saban's recruits and then try to tout a fricking interim tenure.

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You always constantly overexaggerate O’s record at Ole Miss way out of context. However, people a lot more knowledgeable about the game of football and the coaching profession and a hell of a lot smarter than you, like Hugh Freeze, for instance, who was at Ole Miss at the time, have said that sure coach O made a few mistakes while coaching at Ole Miss, but it was his first coaching gig and all new head coaches are going to make their fair share of stupid mistakes. Hugh Freeze admits that he also made his fair share of stupid mistakes too when he first became a head coach, as all head coaches are human and learn from their own mistakes.

However, Freeze also said that O did a lot of good as well, which you close minded O haters totally ignore and don’t want to hear about. Freeze says that he told Alleva on the recruiting front, O had completely rebuilt the team, and if O had been allowed to stay for the last remaining year of his four-year contract, the team would have been turned around. However, he was fired, and Houston Nutt was hired as his replacement.

Then, Houston Nutt came in and immediately was able to win with O players. However, as soon Nutt’s players replaced O’s players after O’s players had left, the Ole Miss program utterly collapsed, which opened back up the job for this time coach Hugh Freeze to be hired.

In any event, had Ole Miss given O that final year of his four-year contract, Ole Miss would have ended up with not only a winning coach but also with a coach that new how to build and maintain a winning football team.

At least Hugh Freeze, who was there, sees it, and frankly I’ll take Hugh Freeze’s word every day of the week and twice on Sundays before I would ever accept the word of an immense moron like you.