re: Miles DOES NOT Win Games He's Not Suppose to

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Oh and he made an even bigger BONEHEAD decision by playing JLEE instead of Shepard in the 4th Q when Jefferson went out.

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Are you aware good sir that both you and my pinky toe have the same IQ?

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Alright you dumb asses. If you are the HC of a team and you lead your team on the road, or play at home in a Conference opponnent, that means A) You either were lucky (in the SEC, you don't really get lucky that often or B) You are a helluva coach because you can take your talent, which in our case is equally good if not always better than our opponent, and win ballgames you are NOT suppose to win. That is what it means to be a GREAT Coach. Miles can't step up and coach us to a W that we are not suppose to get.

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Maybe Miles should stop putting together such good teams so that they wouldn't be favored...

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Saban won many games we weren't suppose to win when he was here, do I need to name them?

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You have to admit, Les Miles sure as hell hasn't lead us to disaster against UAB.

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Oh and he made an even bigger BONEHEAD decision by playing JLEE instead of Shepard in the 4th Q when Jefferson went out.

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Do you watch the games? Shepard is great, once the ball is snapped, but he is a disaster before hand. Could you imagine him leading our offense. Forget completions, you have a run only offense that gets penalized every other play.

Hmm, lets play the superfast freshman that can move the ball down the field, or the guy who throws and INT and goes 4-10. Did you not watch LSU football in 2008? Lee couldn't start for any SEC team, much less ours. I say play the people that are the future in big time games for experience, so we can get them ready for their time to lead our team. But wait, Les Miles is our coach, so I can't expect him to do such a thing.

If you are telling me Shepard isn't as good as Lee, you need to get off Tigerdroppings and quit watching football.

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USC doesn't go on the road in the PAC-10 and play in games he's suppose to lose. We do, like Alabama and UF this year. Listen to what I am trying to say here.

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So which is worse, losing games you are supposed to lose or losing games you are supposed to win? Why can't a great coach be someone who fields the best team in the vast majority of his games, then wins with that team?

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Did you not watch LSU football in 2008? Lee couldn't start for any SEC team, much less ours. I say play the people that are the future in big time games for experience, so we can get them ready for their time to lead our team. But wait, Les Miles is our coach, so I can't expect him to do such a thing.

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Jesus tapdancing Christ.

Do you realize what a QB does pre snap? Sounds like you think he just gets the ball and makes magic happen.

I'm telling you that the super-fast freshman, that has shown sporadic ability to move the ball down field while running, is not the best option when trailing a game late in the 4th quarter.

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If you are telling me Shepard isn't as good as Lee, you need to get off Tigerdroppings and quit watching football.

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You should seriously go to the help board and push for this. I'll have your back, promise.

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I'm telling you that the super-fast freshman, that has shown sporadic ability to move the ball down field while running, is not the best option when trailing a game late in the 4th quarter.

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And Jarrett Lee won the job last year by bringing us back from behind after Hatch went down. The 4/10 statistic is also misleading. He started out 4/6. Then in his final drive went 0/4 with an interception, but people weren't getting open and he had that good pass to RJ Jackson that got called back on a penalty.

Before I get into the meat of what I want to post, here is an answer to your first moronic question:

What games have we won that we were supposed to lose?

2006
@ #8 Tennessee - 28-24

@ #5 Arkansas - 31-26
(Though, I'm sure you'll make an attempt at refuting this with some dumb-arse argument like "We almost lost those games.")



And you can't skew the facts merely to support with your theory:


Miami and Georgia Tech were both favored.

Not to mention the little matter of Ohio State being favored in the National Championship. They were ranked higher and a lot of the media (ESPN in particular) were picking them.

I'm gonna make a prediction and say he comes back with something along the lines of "Those were OOC!! The SEC is where the REAL football is played"