re: Miles isn't being fired, but next year, he has to get this right

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And Les saying it was your fault doesn't help. Not at all. It be like General Custard before everyone is killed by Indians. Saying troops this is all my fault??? "

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It don't be like that. General Custard be like, " I need some eggs up in here. Crack those mutha frickers".
Les don't know shits about no custard.

Wonder how much$ Georgia will have to pay to get rid of Richt this year. i think he just signed an extenuation last year

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That's what everyone said last year.

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And the year before that

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General Custard

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Uh, actually you made a rather valid historical comparison here.

Les Miles and George Armstrong CUSTER are alike in that both's stubbornness and ego caused them to ride blindly into a situation they were totally unprepared for--Custer into three thousand Sioux and Cheyenne braves and Les running his stone age offense into the teeth of Alabama's defense.

Les has been doing that over and over for years.

Custer only got to do it once.

It's time that Les not be allowed to do it anymore.

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but next year, he has to get this right

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I am so sick of hearing this.




How many times have we heard/read this? "But next year, watch out....."



It's the same stuff every year. I am a big Miles advocate, that's no secret. That being said, I'm am so sick of "but next year when it clicks...." and stuff along those lines.


Given the recruits we get, we should be every bit of Alabama's equal.


Bottom line is it comes down to coaching.

Crap, I heard Miles on the radio saying a couple days ago, "I think we have enough plays to get it done" or something along those lines.


There's no creativity on offense. Very few passes to TE's (they're pretty much used for blocking), the jet sweeps have just vanished, the OL has gone backwards in a big way in two games. Special teams has been just terrible.



I would love to see Miles just turn the reigns over to Cameron and focus solely on his players. I know he loves them and they love him.


But given his paycheck, he's paid to get the job done, better than what it has been. And this has been easily 3 years of this. I say 3 years because that was our last trip to the BCSNG.


We looked so bad last night. I haven't seen a buttkicking like that in Tiger Stadium, ever.


Get it fixed Miles. I don't want to see you go out on a bad note.


He's done a ton at LSU but I don't know what the problem has been lately.

Last I checked, the basic state salary for LSU's head football coach is 300K.

The rest of the 4M, as stated, is funded through private sources.

I can't fathom what's wrong with this situation. LSU may be the best team in the country. Yes, there are aspects that aren't the greatest, but we have Leonard Fornette and Brandon Harris, among others, who are stars. There is no reason for the Alabama loss except being out-coached, the same for Arkansas. Every year since the horrible Clemson game in Atlanta LSU has failed to step up. I blamed Chavis for the internal squabbles, but he's gone. So, who? Why? The same song, different verse. Like Tennessee in Fulmer's last years and Georgia under Richt something's wrong. Will Harris ever be better than he is? Will Fournette? Are we looking at some transfers?

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next year

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Saints used that up a long time ago

LSU is going to be a pre season top 5 team next year. Anything less than an SEC Title, and everyone needs to be fired including Alleva.

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I tried to tell him LSU was holding back on game plan and preparation.

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How long have we been waiting for the secret playbook?