re: Saturday's dominance shows this is still Les Miles' neighborhood

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You are a feeble-minded simpleton for automatically lumping those who dislike Miles into the nega-Tiger group.

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Any LSU fan who cant bring himself to like the most successful coach in 120 years of LSU football is truly the feeble-minded simpleton!

negative anti miles Tigers are not nearly as smart as children they're complete idiots!

I love the fact that people are really over-valuing this win. It was a great win, but just because we shut down one team with any semblance of an offense, albeit a great one, doesn't mean Les is some kind of amazing, irreplaceable coach.

It is a step in the right direction, but after numerous steps back, one step forward still gets you behind where you were. I hope that it continues to move forward and this team becomes consistently dominant again, but I am not going to overblow one game as if it represents something more than it is.

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It is a step in the right direction, but after numerous steps back, one step forward still gets you behind where you were. I hope that it continues to move forward and this team becomes consistently dominant again, but I am not going to overblow one game as if it represents something more than it is.

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Well we took a step back before then went on to win the sec and play for a bcs title. So why now do people think we are going to end up like UF or UT? If anything, Miles has proven he can build a championship team. But I guess we don't count the sec as winning anything.

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you people with this GD loser mentality shouldnt make yourselves so easy to spot.

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WTF are you talking about?

every coach people tend to bring up through the years to be a replacement typically has shite the bed against much weaker competition or has serious issues now.. or no hc experience whatsoever.

they wanted petrino (GROSS and can't trust)
rich rod (disgusting, man is a puss, nice win vs oregon who quit tho)
holgorsen (LOL!)
the TCU coach (LOL!)
now the guy from baylor (good guy btw but idk)
ryan gosling earlier in the year at TT was the hottest thing ever (lol so many losses now) even i fell for this one..

just so many and they all end up failing. muschamp sucks.. it's just a few things miles does that annoys me, but i wouldn't trust new coaching. not with what is out there currently..

The previous coach was just as successful in half the time. 2 SEC titles and 1 NC. So I'm guessing you do not measure success in the ultimate terms correct?? So in your eyes Miles is THE BEST as long as we don't look at the category of "being the best". That's cool. Just trying to follow your "He is the Best comment".

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. thats another difference between someone such as myself that doenst like being second and someone such as you who is satisified with mediocrity.

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Nice empty platitudes. yadda yadda yadda.

Cry, bitch, moan, but never NEVER actually do anything positive. Sit back and complain and criticize, but never take any positive action.

That about describe you?

If you are this perfection or nothing guy you like to pretend to be what have YOU done to achieve this perfection you preach?

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bullshite.

Both the pro's and con's of 'upgrading the house' of Les have been debated and explained on here by people both negative and positive about Miles.

But that doesn't fit your agenda, because the more you can put down other people's opinions and try to confine them to a box, the better your position looks. It's an infantile way of arguing a point, talk about the mind of children!

People have stated repeatedly that you could be taking a chance on someone new and not get the patented '10 win season with a blah bowl game' with Miles and risk it with someone new. You could also get someone with a lot of fire and energy or a new approach at using LSU's talent more wisely and get to that 11th or 12th win. You could also get someone who falls flat on their face.

LSU took the same chance with Miles in 2005, it's not like it's never been done. We took a HUGE chance on a relative unknown who basically had no positive vibe in coaching circles, the guy was basically a complete shot in the dark. Anything could have happened including a meltdown of epic proportions.

Fortunately Miles had tons of talent to work with and he has been moderately successful. The question is could someone else duplicate that same success or improve on it, knowing LSU's in state talent recruiting base, reputation, and the players that are already there. I think most logical people would conclude that answer is yes, especially if that person has demonstrated success with an innovative approach at another big school.

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well said. anybody who thinks miles did not quit on 1-9, or has not shite the bed annually every year, or that he is great at performances, on the field discipline, player and game management or preparation has the brain of a baboon.