That's right. 2012, LSU won 6 conference games. The opponents winning percentage for that year was .438, and the two losses came against teams that finished the regular season 14-2 in conference play. This years winning percentage for the teams that o beat was .375, and the two teams he lost to in conference play went 11-5.

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you see the more wins the worse the opp win percentage is...usually.

Ya don't say.

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Y'all can shite on 6 win sec seasons all you want by talking about the strength of the sec

The SEC was down this year. Some people are just pointing that out. Your side can brag all you want about winning six SEC games this year, but it's nothing to brag about when the opponents records are,

Auburn: 10-2 regular season, good solid win in my opinion
Florida: 3-5, fired their coach
Ole Miss: 3-5, interim coach
Arkansas: 1-7, fired their coach
Tennessee: 0-8, fired their coach
Texas A&M: 4-4, fired their coach

So pound on your chest and be proud of this years record if you want to. But 5 of those 6 teams were absolute dumpster fires this past season. Their records and coaching changes show that to be true.

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Posted by earl keese

A Thousand Miles from Nowhere

Member since Jan 2014

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Posted on 12/27/17 at 2:54 pm to Topwater Trout

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You also need to learn what building a program is it isn't winning 13 games 1 year and then going 8-5 the next year...

Well if that's the case, here's Sabans' records at LSU since so many of you worship the ground he walks on.

2000: 8-4 #22 in the final poll
2001: 10-3 #7 in the final poll
2002: 8-5 Not ranked in the final poll
2003: 13-1 #1 in the final poll
2004:9-3 #16 in the final poll

So I guess according to you, Saban didn't build the program when he was the head coach?

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Posted by Rickdaddy4188

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Member since Aug 2011

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Posted on 12/27/17 at 7:39 pm to Topwater Trout

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You said Spurrier was one of the best coaches in CFB history...he never reached the top with USC...not winning championships means you aren’t at the top. You also need to learn what building a program is it isn’t winning 13 games 1 year and then going 8-5 the next year...it’s changing the culture and perception of the team and making them relevant.

you dont know shite about cfb.

if maintaining a program is so easy no national title winning coach would ever get fired.

i just posted facts that show only 2 coaches since 2000 were able to win a national title after year 4 of their tenure.

maybe get madking to help you with your arguments because you dont know how cfb works.

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Posted by cj2002

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Member since Nov 2007

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Posted on 12/28/17 at 6:55 am to Mo Jeaux

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Again, are you basing this on all of his home losses to Auburn?

I am not basing this on anything, That's exactly the point. You said Miles would have beat Troy, and that is based on nothing.

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Posted by cj2002

louisiana

Member since Nov 2007

2034 posts

Posted on 12/28/17 at 7:09 am to Mo Jeaux

That maybe true, but at worst case he will leave LSU better of then when he started.

Miles walked in behind the best coach in college football history, and he fricked it up.

Coach O has the task of fixing it.

He may or may not be able to fix it.

At a minimum the program is in better hands then before him.

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