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e was named the 2004 National Recruiter of the Year by The Sporting News and Rivals.com.
In 2011, he was named the Scout.com/FOXSports.com National Recruiter of the Year
In 2011, ESPNU/ESPN The Magazine named him the top recruiter in college football
In 2012, Sporting News selected him as the nation's No. 2 recruiter.
Rivals.com ranked him as the second-best recruiter of the previous 10 years (2002-11)

he has never proven he can recruit FOR HIS PROGRAM.

im not shocked that you dont know that there is a huge difference between recruiting for someone else's program and his own program.

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don't remember seeing LSU run out of clock while inside the opponent's five yard line this past season. That is a huge improvement right there in game day coaching. LSU team scrambling to get final play in to win game, coach looking for a clean blade of grass to eat and clock runs to zero.

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Do a quick google search for "les miles clock management

clock mismanagement happens everywhere

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burn game - "As same mistakes continue, Les Miles might be out of time at LSU - After this latest clock management blunder, Les Miles' clock might have finally run out, too. I know it was chaotic, but LSU wasted way too much time. Should've been sitting in formation, waiting to snap it…"

"Les Miles Blows Another Game with Poor Coaching and Clock - Penn State vs. LSU in the Florida Citrus Bowl, Joe Paterno vs. Les Miles, Class vs. Crazy. In that game, Les Miles shows why it's obvious he flunked Clock Management 101 in coach's school. Can at least one assistant coach please sit down and help Les Miles understand this area of coaching?"

if you followed football you'd know that even great nfl coaches do it.

but hey don't let facts get in the way of you posting football ignorant shite.

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This doesn't even include the Tennessee game where UT saved Les from another loss due to clock mismanagement. They had too many defenders on the field when the clock went to zero on LSU.

Of course O has less clock mismanagement. for the vast majority of his head coaching career,his team was to far behind for the end of the game to matter.
clock mismanagement isnt an issue when your team is getting curb stomped.

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Posted by Tiger Ree

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Posted on 2/16/18 at 12:13 am to Rickdaddy4188

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he has never proven he can recruit FOR HIS PROGRAM.

im not shocked that you dont know that there is a huge difference between recruiting for someone else's program and his own program.

He's been doing it as HC at LSU for two signing classes. I'm surprised you don't know that. In those two classes he finished with the #7 class and the #15 class according to 24/7 composite rankings.

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clock mismanagement happens everywhere

Not as often as it happened with LSU's former coach. Seems that the others tend to learn from their clock mishaps. Les again ran out of time as his team was celebrating victory and was fired the next day.

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Of course O has less clock mismanagement. for the vast majority of his head coaching career,his team was to far behind for the end of the game to matter.
clock mismanagement isnt an issue when your team is getting curb stomped.

Of Eaux's six losses at LSU 3 of them were by 6 points or less. LSU never ran out of clock inside the opponents 5-yard line once. With Les you could pretty much count on it happening - just like in the last game he coached at LSU.

Les cost his team quite a few games because he could not figure out what the little LED numbers on the square boxes were for.

"Les Miles Blows Another Game with Poor Coaching and Clock - Penn State vs. LSU in the Florida Citrus Bowl, Joe Paterno vs. Les Miles, Class vs. Crazy. In that game, Les Miles shows why it's obvious he flunked Clock Management 101 in coach's school. Can at least one assistant coach please sit down and help Les Miles understand this area of coaching?"

Yep, Les was a GREAT game-day coach !!!

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