re: Could Les Miles Become the Most Hated Man in Baton Rouge?

Miles supposedly took the lsu job in the locker room at halftime of the alamo bowl. This is a rumor within the coaching staff at okst. Its supposedly why gundy and him dont get along

I know one thing, just as I got tired of Saban being up for every NFL job every year, I am getting tired of Miles having to decide if he wants to stay every other year.

It has gotten to the point that my impression of them is old nasty men in their four day old shite stained boxers and wife beater sitting at the puter. Between wiping drool off their chins with their cum catching rag, they type fire miles 10-2 aint good enuff hire oleballs corch yadayada. Then they catch cum in the rag, wipe the chin smooth the rag around the 3 hairs they still have, spit on the floor fart and do it again.. SOS ever fricken day!

Only reason we're (I'm) butthurt over Saban is because he left on good terms (which is fine) and then decided to return to a team in our division and has proceeded to piss on our parade since.

Not sure how I'd feel about Miles. Depends how bad his replacement was. At this point I'm not happy with him so I couldn't really complain about it unless we got an idiot like Gene Chizik as a replacement.

Broski, did you at all read my post. What everyone was pissed about was that Saban strung us along late into the year, making it hard to conduct an exhaustive coach search. Damn this board is full of morons.

"And he left in December, that's not that late in the process."

It was December, but that is very late in the process because he did it all the way to Christmas, lying the whole time and putting LSU in a tough spot because the coaching carousel had already turned. Saban was a very good coach but he showed zero loyalty, at any step, to LSU.

**First note: I'm glad Les is staying. The premise of the entire thread was IF he were to leave.

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It was December, but that is very late in the process because he did it all the way to Christmas, lying the whole time and putting LSU in a tough spot because the coaching carousel had already turned. Saban was a very good coach but he showed zero loyalty, at any step, to LSU.

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Put LSU in a tough spot? You'd think after having the Bears, Giants, then finally the Dolphins court him the program would've taken a hint? If a coach is putting his name out there for NFL jobs, the program should be searching for possible replacements as well. Finding a replacement wasn't Satan's job.

Zero loyalty? He could've taken the Dolphin job late November and left us stranded vs Iowa. He said he'd be here to coach the bowl game and did not comment on the future.

Contrary to what you may think, smooth coaching transitions, involving good coaches and programs, are extremely rare. You can't always have a Jimbo Fisher waiting to take over. How about having your coach "retire" for two years and then take a coaching job in his home state?


It fricking feels like 2004 all over again. Change your tampons.

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A portion of the fan base already doesn't like

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Yeah, a fruit loop fringe who can't find their way home from work without a GPS.

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People hate Saban because he now coaches at Bama. He was eventually leaving anyway, he brought us a national title.

And he left in December, that's not that late in the process

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It WAS too late. Florida had already hired Urban Meyer and South Carolina Spurrier.