re: For the "clock it"s- To whom was Miles saying this?

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If you are so sure Miles was yelling clock it, to whom was he yelling this? And present some evidence to show whom it was. Also add why he yelling it to this person(s) and make some sense in your rationale.

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It certainly looks like "clock it" to me. But I accept Miles word that wasn't what he was trying to do.

That said, maybe you can give me some reassurance. Meet your own challenge. If it was "he's down" or something along those lines, "to whom was he yelliing this. And present some evidence to show whom it was. Also add why he yelling (sic) it to this person(s) and make some sense in your rationale."

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Meet your own challenge. If it was "he's down" or something along those lines, "to whom was he yelliing this. And present some evidence to show whom it was.

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to the refs. He said it b/c he saw the UM player hold up the ball as if he had recovered a fumble. Evidence is the video which shows that and the fact that JJ was at mid-field.

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we know he screwed up; that is a given

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Ok, so /thread.

The other shite and the "I told you so" is trivial and childish. Does it make you feel good to win an internet argument? I mean really...

I'll buy you a freaking trophy if you want but that doesn't take away the feeling that the LSU fanbase has towards the entire coaching staff right now.

I'm not sure if you know this or not, but being on robbboobs side is probably not going to win you any cool points, no matter what the argument is.

His whole premise of that thread was to slight Jefferson and make it seem like the loss was his fault.

You see he lives in his own little world where Jarrett lee is the best qb on the team, and rainbows, butterflies and unicorns are everywhere.

Any chance he gets to try and slight Jefferson he will. His act is old and worn out.

You have to read between the lines in every thread he posts.

"what was Byrd doing at the game??"

He was calling for a pass to the endzone with 1 second left.

Like I said, you have to read between the lines.

His act Is tired.

And video evidence? You mean when I see a coach using a throwing motion towards the ground, I'm supposed to believe he's not saying clock it?

Keep in mind this is the same motion that all other coaches use to tell their players to spike the ball.

That would be like you choking, and I run over to you and ask if your neck was cold



I'm pretty sure everyone knows what the choking symbol is.

Well miles does now I'm sure.

Maybe he's talking to lafell?

one thing I could say in flynns defense, if he had been the qb, he would have pretended to be hurt.

THAT would have been a awesome play to stop the clock.

Anyone have a video or picture of miles calling for a spike or "he's down" from another game so we can compare?

That should end this thread.

The FACT of the matter is no one but Les Miles knows what he was doing.

I have no idea since I wasn't on the sidelines, but I can only assume one of you were there because you are stating things as fact.

If you look at the video, he still has the headsets on. He originally claimed he did not know who called the spike - now it is alleged that someone from the booth called it. I would assume if the booth called it, it would have come over the headsets.

Whether he called it or not, it does not appear he was in control of what was going on - the team was not prepared for all potential outcomes of the previous play.

As to the previous time-out, if you have played football you would know a player NEVER calls time-out without the approval of the coaching staff - even in the pros. Jefferson should have been told prior to the pass to Ridley to immediately call time-out. I have not heard one comment from anyone that is what Jefferson was told.

You can paint this anyway you want, but this was a major failure in strategy.

Maybe if he's ever in that situation again he'll dropped to one knee while making the jesture.But his explanation does smooth things out a bit.