Anyone believe Miles is coming back next season?

Yeah, there are some posters that are relentlessly posting any slight thing that can be pointed out as a negative while the man heads out the door. Makes no sense.

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I'm a bit surprised everyone and their dog is convinced 100% he is out the door.

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just too much smoke

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I'm not seeing "continual bashing."

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I believe he is coming back, and for the better.

The continued denigration is driven by at least three factors:

(1) No formal announcement has been made. Inference and deduction aside, the fan base is pervaded by uncertainty. Numerous posters here insist he will return or, at the least, argue he is entitled to another year. People will stop pissing on Miles' LSU grave when his disciples stop preaching his resurrection;

(2) Inevitable and spiteful backlash against the domineering Miles' apologists who strutted and preened along the promenades of the internet, citing immaterial records and scoffing at all criticisms of their man-God. Three months ago, if you even mentioned the firing of Miles, you were dismissed as a delusional child who just didn't understand the tough and practical realities of Division 1 football. Now it is under serious consideration. There is some comeuppance here;

(3) Defense of the new coach, if one is hired, whoever he may be. The champions of catastrophe are out in force, arguing that LSU is destined for the abyss without mighty Miles. They are already laying snares for the new man, fortifying their trenches and machine gun nests to cut him down. When posters stubbornly howl that LSU is doomed without Miles, the natural and inevitable reaction is to demonstrate he wasn't some infallible genius and that we can succeed without him.

JMO.

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The continued denigration is driven by at least three factors:

(1) No formal announcement has been made. Inference and deduction aside, the fan base is pervaded by uncertainty. Numerous posters here insist he will return or, at the least, argue he is entitled to another year. People will stop pissing on Miles' LSU grave when his disciples stop preaching his resurrection;

(2) Inevitable and spiteful backlash against the domineering Miles' apologists who strutted and preened along the promenades of the internet, citing immaterial records and scoffing at all criticisms of their man-God. Three months ago, if you even mentioned the firing of Miles, you were dismissed as a delusional child who just didn't understand the tough and practical realities of Division 1 football. Now it is under serious consideration. There is some comeuppance here;

(3) Defense of the new coach, if one is hired, whoever he may be. The champions of catastrophe are out in force, arguing that LSU is destined for the abyss without mighty Miles. They are already laying snares for the new man, fortifying their trenches and machine gun nests to cut him down. When posters stubbornly howl that LSU is doomed without Miles, the natural and inevitable reaction is to demonstrate he wasn't some infallible genius and that we can succeed without him.

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I appreciate you taking the time to respond...but that's some well written horseshite.

Specifically the highlighted portion. This makes for a wonderful cliche to throw around, but there has simply never been anyone that has been a bigger fan of Les Miles...a guy who one day showed up and got paid to coach our program...than of the program itself. The fact that this canard has been allowed to be tossed around as if it's a fact is crazy tal and goes towards why the faction that has been against LSU's coach for so long has been able to be ignored by most for not being serious.

Three weeks ago I'd argue the other points suggesting it's the guys who were up Miles' arse from the TENN loss in 2005 that triggered the defense by those now called sunshine pumpers, but I'm moving forward. Miles is clearly leaving, and as far as I'm concerned it's time to look forward, not back.

You're free to do whatever you like, but it's a fairly bad look continuing to spit bile once you've literally gotten exactly what you wanted.

I can't see Miles coming back now. Way too much smoke, too much acrimony.

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The continued denigration is driven by at least three factors: (1) No formal announcement has been made. Inference and deduction aside, the fan base is pervaded by uncertainty. Numerous posters here insist he will return or, at the least, argue he is entitled to another year. People will stop pissing on Miles' LSU grave when his disciples stop preaching his resurrection; (2) Inevitable and spiteful backlash against the domineering Miles' apologists who strutted and preened along the promenades of the internet, citing immaterial records and scoffing at all criticisms of their man-God. Three months ago, if you even mentioned the firing of Miles, you were dismissed as a delusional child who just didn't understand the tough and practical realities of Division 1 football. Now it is under serious consideration. There is some comeuppance here; (3) Defense of the new coach, if one is hired, whoever he may be. The champions of catastrophe are out in force, arguing that LSU is destined for the abyss without mighty Miles. They are already laying snares for the new man, fortifying their trenches and machine gun nests to cut him down. When posters stubbornly howl that LSU is doomed without Miles, the natural and inevitable reaction is to demonstrate he wasn't some infallible genius and that we can succeed without him. JMO.

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You made an "A" in English 4010 creative writing didn't you? Very impressive copulation of metaphoric promenades and uses of vital realities.
Good work.

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Anyone believe Miles is coming back next season?

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Um. There are still a ton of people arguing for him to stay, hence the continued pointing out of his weaknesses. Or "bashing", as the pumpers like to call it .