re: Easy question, do want Miles gone or not?

No, based on past experience. Help Mac Pack. They fired him and we spent years trying to return to success at his level.

NOPE

Our #1 rival is far superior to us currently. And also currently pulling top talent from our backyard.

If we continue to lose these recruits to them, and get our asses kicked and out coached again next year, then I will be calling for Miles' head regardless of his overall record.

Change will be needed

LSU could not find a better head coach than Les Miles. That's my humble opinion.

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No, based on past experience. Help Mac Pack. They fired him and we spent years trying to return to success at his level.

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LSU did not hire the right people. Heck, LSU had a chance to get Spurrier at one point, but we know how that ended up.

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LSU could not find a better head coach than Les Miles. That's my humble opinion.

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No offense intended, but it's a stupid opinion.

No.

2008 was a stumble. Miles did make corrections. Now we are at another stumbling block. Miles deserves a chance to correct the current situation. We need him for the 2014 recruits. I believe Stud needs to be shite canned. Chavis doesn't have the talent. They truly do suck. I can't think of a single above average SEC player we possess on D. I think cameron was a very good hire. Miles will not get fired right now, regardless of what happens. He has done enough to deserve a chance to right the ship. Another reason- that stupid arse extension and raise. You never hamstring yourself financially to where you can't afford to make the move when the time comes. Personal feeling- we are on the decline.

My gut instinct is to wish him gone. But, realistically, you can't get rid of him unless things get really bad. If you stop and think about it, luck has played a big part in our success and our, let's say, lack of success as a football program. When Les won his National Championship it was with a two-loss team and this will probably never be repeated. What should have been his 2nd Championship (that is, if we had played Oklahoma State or Oregon instead of Bama) was not to be because of the frickin' Bama do-over. Bad luck! Bad luck also to lose Saban to the Bammers via Saban's NFL fiasco at Miami. Why couldn't he have gone to Texas or anywhere else instead? It seems in football as in life, luck plays a big part in success or lack thereof. I am not saying that skill and preparation and do not play a part. Of course they do. But every championship team has to have a little luck to get there, and we seem to have been snake-bit lately. OK, I know I'm crying: Will somebody please console me?