re: When did wanting to win championships become a bad thing?

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It’s sad. It really is. But we see this theme appearing more and more often from the various head coaching sycophants. First with Miles, now with Orgeron. It isn’t a coincidence that setting the bar in this way enables their man keep his job despite any underachieving. I just can’t understand how some people can become so enamored by one individual that they put his job security above the well being of the overall program...and they defend this position more intensely than the fans of the actual football team do. It’s just so weird. I can’t help but think this must be the same crowd who thinks everyone deserves a trophy just for showing up.

Keep the expectations low, they say. Anyone who thinks the goal should always be a championship must be spoiled ...or the trendier, “entitled”.

If you don’t care about winning championships, fine. But why is it okay with you that we spent millions to replace our head coach only to be right back where we started from in terms of actual performance? We’re basically doing no better than we were at the end of Mile’s tenure. We’re just as irrelevant now as we were then ...and we’re still paying someone millions for this?? Orgeron is laughing all the way to the bank at you. Sad.

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You, and people like you really don't understand, do you? The majority of people that pull for LSU have something in their lives that they control, that allows them to beat their chest and say "Yea, Baw". They don't need LSU to win the way you do, they just want the players to have fun, play hard and get an education to better themselves.
You...don't. You need others to provide what you lack. If need was sugar, everyone that reads your post would have diabetes.
When I read a post like yours, the mental image that I get is one of a little beta bitch that stands behind a true bad arse running his mouth and talking shite. That's how I picture you as a human. You're no different than the stereotypical Bama bandwagon fan.