re: What is a acceptable record for Coach Ed Orgeron this year?

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He WILL argue with someone who says, "Miles was one of the worst coaches in college football." And he would be correct.

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Maybe but it reaches the point of ad nauseum...and he sounds bitter doing it...as if trying to convince people we made a mistake by firing his underperforming arse...which we didn't. Did we frick up by Hiring CEO? Who knows....maybe. That remains to be seen. Everyone knows our admin is completely inept and therefore fans shouldnt be surprised.
The fact that he cares THAT MUCH what people think about Miles on a random internet board reflects an unhealthy obsession.
Miles had a great run while he was here...something many anti-Miles posters freely admit....but he left a lot on the table and the program isn't nearly as decorated over the last 15 years as it could have been given the talent that came thru there. That's why many fans won't remember him fondly.

Personally, I liked the man....disliked the coach. He was one, if not the best coaches we've had. But his glaring frick ups over the years and inexplicable decisions that cost us games at times, especially the last few years....will be his legacy. Can't lose to Bama 6 years in a row and expect to be treated as a conquering hero when you retire or get fired. The fact that he had to be fired speaks volumes about his decline as a coach.

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This shows how stupid you are. Rickdaddy's position was that Miles needed to be fired. But if someone attacks Miles by exaggerating how bad Miles was, Rickdaddy tilts for him. 

You're not going to see rickdaddy arguing with someone who says, "Miles was declining, and it was time to replace him." He WILL argue with someone who says, "Miles was one of the worst coaches in college football." And he would be correct.

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exactly.
another one I refute is that a coach could luck into one of the most accomplished tenures in sec history during the most dominant era of sec football ever.