re: A glimpse into the future

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its fricking sad that you would take the time to write all that.

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It's sad that you are over 30 years old and still fricking retarded. Why do you still post? You need to delete your account for everyone's sake.

Tennessee should have kept Fulmer, correct?

But Fulmer almost won the SEC championship in 2007. They were in the SECCG in 2004. That's good! The SEC is tough! You can't always win!


It's easy for an outside observer to swoop in and act like the voice of reason when he only knows the cliff notes of Miles' career. If you have watched every game of Miles' LSU career, you'd know that a decline was destined to happen, and it's obvious that it's happening now - for a multitude of reasons.

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But you can't take your own advice?

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It was sarcasm.

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Getting to an SEC CG might be good for Arkansas, Ole Miss, Miss State, USC, KY, or Vandy, but it isnt good enough for the top 3 teams in each division.

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And going 8-4 (or thereabout) and NOT getting into an SEC CG is not good enough for LSU. After winning a NC, we've had 2 straight years of this and it's likely to continue under Miles. Just look at the player development, preparation and game management - it ain't good. Look at Miles' losing SEC record in the last 15 games and his record against rivals and good HCs.

I wish the overall post was correct, but the speech made to much sense for that to be a miles speech.

By the way, let me just throw it out there that I am hoping like hell that this "prediction" is way off mark

If you love LSU like I do. Then it would be best for the program

Do you think that Miles is a better coach than Larry Coker? Similar situation except Coker was in a MUCH WEAKER conference. He wasn't fired until 5 years after his NC. I find it ironic that the game that started the Coker fall was Saban's last. A 40-3 loss to LSU in the Peach Bowl.

My whole point is, the SEC is much harder now than even 4 years ago. Saban has even gotten extremely lucky to be undefeated at this point. If there isn't improvement in play (not record) next year, then I believe that 2011 should be a "do or die" season for Miles.



Why would we want history to repeat it self? If we look at where he is going, and apply what you are showing us happen with other coaches in similar situations. We should cut our loses now and move on. You just mentioned how good the sec coaches are now, and we can all see that miles cant compete in this conference.

I find it ironic that the game that started the Coker fall was Saban's last. A 40-3 loss to LSU in the Peach Bowl

Wrong coach. Sabans last game was a loss to Iowa. Cap One I think.

I don't agree with the premise

You think we should stick with miles. Just see where this road leads us??

By the way I never claimed to be an english major. lol