re: Is it arrogance or confidence that Coach Orgeron possesses

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Best D.C. and OC in the country. I'd be confident too.

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And O was hired to be the recruiter and face of the program. Being confident is his job.

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Miles was a hell of alot more arrogant in my mind in the sense that he believed his system was the only one that would work here...refusing to change the offense even in the face of mounting criticism and shitty results.

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and he was fired. I dont think he believed his system was the only one that would work here, but he obviously thought that his philosophy could yield championships again, he was wrong.

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u an idiot

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This guy here.

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broski, u an idiot plain and simple. There's really nothing else to say.

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scott, u a bitch plain and simple.


If you meet me at sonic, I'll kick yo scrawny arse.

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Coach O under .500 in his last two coaching gigs in the most recent decade?

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No. He's 12-4, and he's still under .500 as a HC. Yet you get on your knees everyday for him.

Yeah I pointed out to him several weeks ago he wasn't #1, but 2 is still good. I also asked if he would explain how those ratings are compiled because outside of last year Robinson was ranked in the 90's once and in the 300's/400's multiple times.

I suspect I won't be getting that explanation any time soon.

Damn you dumb son..

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holy shite the irony. you repeatedly claim miles lucked into one of the most accomplished tenures in sec history that spanned over a decade.

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None of that piss poor response is what I asked and doesn’t constitute an answer moonbat. Instead, it constitutes a big dodge. Again, why wasn't Coach O awful at USC and at LSU during his two interim head coaching stints as you claim he is? I mean according to you; Coach O is the worst coach in the history of college football. Do you think he was just lucky or something? Indeed, Coach O won, when the other two head coaches he replaced couldn’t win. Why? If we were to listen to an ignoramus like you, it couldn’t happen. Not to mention, you say Coach O isn’t even worthy of being a head coach at LSU and that we would have been better off crashing an excellent recruiting class to hire someone else.

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Anyone that has proven proven they can run a successful offense.
Anyone that has proven they can run a successful defense.
anyone
Anyone that has proven they can run a successful program.

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I didn’t ask Broski to be stupid like you are, I asked him who? To name who he would have hired. Not to dodge my question like you did.

If you would have hired an offensive coordinator or a defensive coordinator with no head coaching experience, and destroyed a great recruiting class at the same time, even though Coach O was far more successful than Les Miles and Lane Kiffin but yet still wasn’t worthy enough according to a loon like you to be the head coach of LSU, then who would you have hired? What was his name moonbat? I didn’t ask you to say what you would hire. I specifically said who you would hire! What’s to matter moonbat, you can’t read?

If you would have hired anyone who has proven they can run a successful program, and at the same time destroyed an excellent recruiting class that we would have to pay for in the future, even though Coach O was far more successful than either Miles or Kiffin, then what was his name moonbat? The question didn’t’ ask what you would hire, it specifically and only asked who you would hire? What is his name moonbat? Put your money where your mouth is Einstein. Either put up or shut up you damn ignoramus.

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because they have proven they can run a successful side of the ball or a successful program.

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Coach O has proven he can run a successful program at two different schools. In fact, he did it more than once at USC and at LSU when he replaced other head coaches. So, I ask the question you dodged again, why wasn't Coach O awful at USC and at LSU during his two interim head coaching stints? Do you think he was just lucky or something?

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Coach O has proven he can run a successful program at two different schools.

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Being an interim is not even close to the same thing as being a full time HC. He was gifted two very talented rosters both times in his interim stints. Both were preseason top 5 teams that stumbled out of the gate. Both had very stubborn HC that seemed to do the same things that weren't working, over and over. I honestly wasn't watching much USC football in 2013, so basically all I know is he beat a #5(I think) Stanford, but lost to their two biggest rivals, UCLA and Norte Dame. At LSU, after a 2-2 start, he inserted some energy back into the team, feasted on horrible horrible defenses, and managed to lead us to a combined 10 points at home against the only legit defenses the team faced. And with Florida, their defense was depleted, not to mention the Sugar Bowl was on the line.