It was always Miles. It was never Fisher

Correct. The hit our recruiting class took was secondary to immature actions of boosters, not Alleva.

Kige

I had info from a bigwig who went to the last game on the plane with the team that no decisions or announcements would be made til after the game. I was told that last Sunday. It was true.

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Then he is a fricking idiot and should be fired. Not saying anything caused irreparable harm to the program.

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Bingo!

This is what I think happened. I think the Fisher fiasco was a lie the whole time.

So was this all a ploy to force him to change?

What kind of evaluation was conducted between the end of the game and Alleva's statement?

How in depth could it have been.

What did he learn since refusing comment on the Gridiron Club report til his statement?

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we will never win another sec game that isn't against mississippi state or texas a&m EVER AGAIN

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Good God

The melt is like leftover chili...its even better the 2nd day

Scott Rabalais did not write an article like that without info directly from within the Athletic Department. His sources would not have been a couple of unhappy boosters.

If you don't think the info came from Alleva or someone with orders from Alleva, i don't know what to tell you. The story got out because they wanted it out. And the silence for the past 2 weeks tells you everything you need to know. My guess is the deal for Fisher fell through and Alleva was left to look like an arse and declare support for Miles.

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verything else was media bullshite, probably fed by a couple disgruntled boosters.

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All the talking heads on 104.5 STRONGLY suggested it was Alleva who put Rabalais up to get the story going.