re: I think it's safe to say. The coaching staff has done a great job.

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Finally someone not bitching about something.

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But you do see the irony in this statement?

Hey, it’s been a great year so far. I have really enjoyed it. I’ll sure give O credit for Burrow and Tracy.

But these Cheerios who are gloating like this season is a done deal and O has “arrived” amuse me.

Have we forgotten 2015? We had Fournette and Guice, were 7-0, and that commercial with the NC trophy in the tiger eye was playing over and over again.

But some of us could see the vulnerabilities of that team and Miles’s coaching and sure enough, we got exposed in the meat of the schedule and lost three straight by double digits.

O is on the right track. Let’s not forget, he was hired to EXCEED Miles.

He is in his third year. He needs to go 10-2 or better or his arse needs to be gone.

We fired Miles because 9-3 or less wasn’t good enough—NOT because 9-3 or 8-4 is fine with a coach who “tawks lak us.”

So carry on. So far so good.

But let’s see where we are after the bowl game.

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I knew someone would show up! Great job of bitching about NOTHING.

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Truth hurts, doesn’t it, shite head?

Didn't read.

I didn't call you a name, did I?
Truth hurts too much? So, it's my turn to call you what you really are, a freaking bitch!

Miles wasn't fired because he went 9-3 or 8-4, Miles was fired because of his stubbornness to change with the times. Had he change the offense and run something modern to keep up with the times, he would have been still coaching.

Watching Miles teams play the last 3 years, was like going to the dentist and getting your teeth pulled, it hurt like hell to watch and by the end to the game you were completely drained.

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Have we forgotten 2015? We had Fournette and Guice, were 7-0, and that commercial with the NC trophy in the tiger eye was playing over and over again. But some of us could see the vulnerabilities of that team and Miles’s coaching and sure enough, we got exposed in the meat of the schedule and lost three straight by double digits

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because of this, i have been cautiously optimistic. however...

there are a couple of differences that i see between '18 and '15.

first, the offense seems to be improving each week. there were lots of new faces and each week, they seem to click a little better. 2015 - wysiwyg. that was it. it wasn't ever going to change.

second, while i don't think ens is a great oco or playcaller, i do think this staff does a good job of preparing for specific opponents. they seem to be doing an adequate job of finding openings in the next team's defense and trying to go there. i just don't think miles did a good job of this later on. he had an identity, that's what the offense was going to do, it didn't matter who the opponent was and miles was unapologetic about it. the a&m press conference is proof. he had basically just been fired and said the offense didn't need to be changed.

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he was hired to EXCEED Miles

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no he wasn't. he was a fall back because jimbo and herman fell through

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He needs to go 10-2 or better or his arse needs to be gone

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while i personally might agree with you, what you and i think is not on the ad's radar so the statement is mostly pointless

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We fired Miles because 9-3 or less wasn’t good enough

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wrong again. miles was fired because the program was slipping in more than one way and he was stubborn about it.

and why do people keep harping on griese? he had plenty of compliments. said lsu's receivers were playing better than ole miss' 2 first round projections. he complimented the gameplan. he said o was doing a good job. he really liked the rb's. had good things to say about burrow. raved about the defense and aranda.

I'm wit ya dukke v, mojeaux needs to man up and take all his useless complaining about Coach O on the chin!!

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