re: how many think it's realistic to be talking about firing the coach?

Financially it's just no realistic. LSU is still saddled with a massive buyout on the LM contract. I still believe Coach O can turn this thing around. Even Nick Saban experienced a bumpy road when he took over at LSU. Dan Mullen at Mississippi State too.

I say....give it time.

An analogy. If I start a round of golf on a par 4 hole and shoot a 9 do I walk off the course and never play again?
No, but if I shoot 9 on each of the next 17 holes, then yes, I give up golf.

It's just one game, folks. If the rest of the season goes like that game then we talk about firing the coach.

Seek mental help you ignoramus. By the way, you retard, your arch nemesis coach O has said he will have to go the junior college route to try to find new lineman fast. Obviously, LSU waited too long to fire your idol.

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think about it. you're losing your grip. he's got 3 years and you might as well resign yourself to it.

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I think a lot of his future has to do with the epic homegrown talent in the 2019 recruiting class.

If we manage a top 2 finish there he'll buy some time. If we finish 8-4 (especially with the penalties) for the next two years and finish outside the top 10 (class ranking) in 2019.. He'll be gone.

It's way too early to start thinking about firing Orgeron. In my opinion, he should be given at least one year, although I do understand some of the posters way of thinking that are already calling for his head.

If the team doesn't make a bowl game this year, any bowl game, I feel he should be canned. The team looked more energized last year after he took over but there's examples of that happening to a lot of teams over the years. And I know a lot of fans went on and on about how well the team played and put their opponents away after Miles was fired, but in my opinion, the games that O won, Miles would have won as well.

And as far as this year is concerned, I thought the team looked really good against BYU. There was some sloppy play, but it was the first game, and it was with a different offensive philosophy. However, this years BYU team appears to be one of their worst teams in a long time. I didn't get a change to watch to watch the Chattanooga game, so I'm not sure how well they looked during the game, but I wasn't impressed by the final score. By that I mean that a Les Miles team, that most on here have complained about, could have easily put up the same numbers.

Last Saturdays beat down is disturbing and it's frightening as how prepared this team has looked so far this season compared to the opponents we have faced. Penalities, sloppy play and suspensions are all reflections of the coaching staff. And if that continues to be an issue throughout the season, I feel he should be replaced before we spiral out of control.

They're not firing him. But we can damn sure talk about how she should have never been hired in the first place.

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the seat will start to get hot at the end of year 2

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100,000+ stadium with that new South Endzone Stadium club is gonna like shite empty for that 11:00 SEC Network game.

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poor recruiting of players in the trenches by the greatest football coach of all time has nothing to do with anything.

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This is where you show your ignorance. Orgeron was hired in January of 2015 by Miles and was Frank Wilsons "right hand man", who was the recruiting coordinator at that time. When Wilson took the head coaching job at UTSA in 2016, Orgeron was promoted to fill the recruiting coordinators position.

So you can piss and moan all you want about the shitty recruiting of linemen by Miles the past few years, but don't forget that Ed Orgeron was knee deep in the recruiting process as the right hand man to the recruiting coordinator during the 15 season and was named the recruiting coordinator for the 16 season, before becoming the head coach 4 games into the 2016 season.

So, indeed, Ed Orgeron is just as much responsible for the recruiting of the last couple of classes as Les Miles is, good or bad.

Very unrealistic. It's one game, a blowout, but still. He still has time to get it together. But if they don't put a nice beatdown on Syracuse, then it's time to panic.