re: To All Those Saying LSU Isn't A Destination Job

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RB my friend, perhaps we have a disconnect on the meaning of "destination job." To me, "destination job" means a highest profile, most lucrative, and prestigious job that just about any ambitious coach would be salivating to take... even if it meant leaving a highly successful career elsewhere.

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I don't care what your definition is. Your odd hate of LSU is well known which makes your opinion of anything related to the school moot.

I'm asking if you think all of these national publications are delusional since they are the one's listing LSU has a top 10 job in the country.

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But frankly, today there are very few jobs that fit that description, and LSU isn't one of them. When the coach at Miss State makes more than the coach at LSU the upper tier but not elite program, such as LSU, does not merit being called "destination."

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Again, take it up with the writers of these national publications.

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In my opinion, the belief that LSU is a program with an attraction close to equal to Alabama, Notre Dame, USC, Texas, is one of the things that has prevented LSU from getting a young gun.. because they don't even look...they simply believe that any coach, Jimbo, etc., will just jump at the chance to coach the Tigers.

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Your opinion means dick. You do understand that, right?

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Ironically, the opposite of this, a willingness to accept a question mark young gun is what got LSU Coach Saban. Belief in the omnipotence of LSU football attraction is the hubris that eventually led to hiring "O."

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LSU got in a bidding war with two of the top 5 programs in the country, in terms of prestige, and you're using that to somehow come to the conclusion that LSU is not a top job despite the dozens of articles that say it is.

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Just my two bits...

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Again, means dick. Especially since you blatantly ignore evidence that shows your "two bits" are functionally ignorant.


Here's the truth:

In the last 20 years, only 3 programs have hired a coach who previously won a national title. Ohio State, Alabama and South Carolina (x2). Yet, none of them hired said coach away from another school. They either came from the NFL, or out of retirement. Funny enough, by your criteria of hiring "elite" coaches, South Carolina is the #1 destination job in the country. So, take a second to laugh at yourself for that one.

Only 3 programs have hired a proven, elite coach in the last 10 years. Ohio State, Alabama and Michigan, that is if you believe Harbaugh is elite. Yet again, none of them were hired away from another school.

LSU tried to do something that NO PROGRAM HAS DONE IN OVER TWO DECADES, and that is hire a national championship winning coach from another school, and they failed. That includes your beloved Alabama, by the way. Yet you're using that as some sort of proof that LSU is not a top 10 job in the country. This, Jacknola, is why you're viewed as a joke on this board and the SEC Rant.

Carry on.