I’ve never hated our HC until BK

Edit- i left Dinardo out

Liked him too.

He did his best and got us back on track.

You're a fricking pussy

Absence makes the heart grow fonder.

Like it or hate it, BK has won more games than the majority of the coaches you've listed here.

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LSU will NEVER win the SEC or a Natty under this clown

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This statement was made ad nauseum after O lost to Troy in 2017. I wasn't old enough to read the internet in 2005 but I bet the same was said after Tennessee made their comeback that year. I am sure fans were also in great spirits after Saban lost to UAB in 2000.

My point is not that BK is great and that he is the answer, I am also frustrated with him. My point is that we should never say never and until BK is fired, we need to hope that he surrounds himself with good enough coaches and players to overcome his deficiencies as a HC.

Please tell me you are under 25 yrs old.

to each his own but i can tell you that i hated les miles more than i'll ever hate BK. miles did less with more than anyone that i have ever seen. my anger saturday night wasnt even close to what it was on january 9, 2012.

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to each his own but i can tell you that i hated les miles more than i'll ever hate BK. miles did less with more than anyone that i have ever seen.

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I think most of us got Les-fatigue after I'll say '13. To his credit, he recruited the "more" that he did so less with.

There is no reason to hate any of the coaches. They try, sometimes they fail.

He did recruit all that talent here and I give him credit for that. There is no way to ever know for sure, but I'm curious as to how many of those players he could have kept with today's rules. With all of the offensive talent that was recruited here and wasted, how many of those guys would have left to be better utilized somewhere else. I just don't think it's fair to compare BK to anyone else that's ever coached here because no one else has ever coached here with these circumstances. It's a free for all out there and I'm not sure anyone really knows how to handle it. Look around the country. There is no dominate team out there that you can point to and say they are by far the best team in the country. It's wide arse open and unless the rules change it's going to be like this every year. There won't be nearly as many great programs anymore and it'll be a year to year thing with more Indiana's popping up than Georgia's going on a three year run.