Is it fair to say this is overall the best coached LSU team since the Saban era?

If your goal is to ignore a particular coach's accomplishments, sure.

No.

it was a pretty good staff Leslie's first year or 2

2007 was an extremely well coached team and, frankly, so was the 2011 - 2011 just didn't have a QB and no amount of chemical experimentation could cook us up one out of thin air (Mett wasn't ready).

2005 and 2006 were incredibly well coached teams as was 2013.

Dumb thread is dumb.

(2019 is a fantastic fricking LSU football team, though - coaches, players and, save a few whining pussies, fans, etc.)


ETA: If this team closes the deal, finishes undefeated and the CFB playoffs? It is either:

1. The best LSU team - ever, or

2. Co-equal with 1958, which was a pretty bad arse team filled with two way players who didn't even grasp the concept of losing.

Don't know and don't care about comparisons

But we rarely turn it over, dumb penalties are dropping, clock management is solid and we are adapting as we need to

So I'm pretty happy with the state of the program, it's in good hands

Come on. 2011 would go down as the greatest season in CFB history if Alabama wasn’t given a mulligan. Everyone is glad to be where we are. I just don’t get why there is a need to shite on Miles at this point.

This LSU Club is extremely well-coached. The 2011 team was horrifically coached in the national championship game, so that entire season was a stinky sh*t as far as I'm concerned. The 2007 team Pelini was atrocious in the 2 losses, but we somehow won a national title, so it's tricky. The 2 losses were absolute horrors, so I'm not going to pretend the coaching was the greatest. You wussies that prefer to pretend otherwise are thinking with your hearts instead of your brains.

This topic ruffled a lot of feathers here I see. The fact is this OP - like him or not - is 100% correct.

Offensively? YES!!!!!!!!!!!!

Defensively? Hell NO!!!!

Yes