re: Do you have a WANT to restore Miles to good favor?

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So you would be satisfied with a 7 & 5 season?

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There are way too many things and situations that Miles has his hand in that ruins the whole experience. It shouldn't be that way. It's supposed to be entertaining and an escape. Yet, it's so frustrating - even when LSU wins.

I ultimately want LSU to win every game, but I don't care to see them fumble and bumble their way to get there. That's how I feel it's been the entire Miles tenure.

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Even IF he turns this team around and we finish 11-2 with a SEC Title and a solid bowl, I have little to no doubt we'll revert back to the same bullshite within a year and be watching this program lose 3+ games once again every season.

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this. two things boggle my mind...1)how incompetent our offense is year after year. i'm not talking the "scheme", i'm talking play calling and execution...2)how Miles allows the other team to dictate the game by shutting down our run game and he doesn't do one single thing to adjust.

This was supposed to be the year, the year when LSU supposedly had all the pieces needed to beat Bama, win the SEC championship, and compete for another national championship.

That being said, it's kinda hard to feel sorry for Les; all summer we heard about how much progress Harris had made, and how they were going to open up the offense more. With LF7 at RB, a legit passing attack, and an Aranda-led defense, how could LSU be stopped?

I guess all of that is still possible; if LSU wins out we'll still make the playoff. But this year, it's pretty much playoff or bust in the eyes of many fans. LSU fans have become spoiled, and have developed a sense of entitlement. I like that we have high expectations, but it's a double-edged sword in a lot of ways.

I guess the question is, should we be patient and stuck with Les, even if we don't make the playoff, or has he reached a plateau? Kinda reminds me of Nebraska in the 80s. Every year they had 9, 10, 11 wins, but they could never win the big one. Msny wanted Osborne fired. I'm the end, they stuck with him, and it eventually paid big dividends. I just don't think that LSU fans have that sort of patience.

The way this question is phrased really highlights the misunderstanding and divide with the pumpers and negatiger debates. Some people characterized as negative want to see the LSU program restored, not one guy. If there is a coach keeping the program from being its best, get him out of the way. This is the problem when a coach is at a program for a long time...he sort of becomes the program for some people; and the divorce is harder and drags out.

Nearly everyone wants Miles if he was able to change. But that's not part of who he is. Ergo, he needs to go.

I don't care what happens. The Wisconsin game did it for me. Total disaster...Not because we lost. That happens. But because it was the same old thing - even after being warned repeatedly. No change at all.

And, we returned 17 starters from top 5 recruiting classes and we're looking at an average, middle of the pack, SEC team. Ridiculous.

I'm done with Miles. Finished.

Ive never liked him, from the first game i thought he was a bad hire... Great man but a dinosaur of a football coach... When I heard the interview that Mike Gundy gave of him years ago I knew things wouldnt be good. The AD needs to go all in on Herman before someone else gets him..