re: The Fournette Effect: The only way for Miles to adjust

I dont need Miles to learn necisarily anything, I just want 05-08 pre Jarret Lee PTSD Miles back.

Even that Miles in 08 with Jarret Lee was letting him sling the ball around the field, even to the other team 7 times for TDs. This one today barely lets his QBs throw the ball to their own team for 7 TDs a season.

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A question for all:

Would you rather see Miles change and develop a more creative, balanced, and successful offense that produces more wins, thus allowing him to stay on until he retires

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This is what I Have wanted miles to do for the longest time. Because he is a nice guy, I've wanted him to just hire an up and comer OC and let the guy run the offense.

But since he wants to be stubborn, which is just another form of stupidity, it makes me hope he's fired.

Stubborn people are the worst because it's all about them and their ideals. It's not about the greater good.

But in summation, I still hope he changes, wins a NC and retires at LSU.

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There were plenty on here convinced Fournette would run for 200+ yards on Bama, a thread proclaiming such had overwhelming positive support.

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Yeah that was crazy talk. Although it's surprising he didn't have at least 50yds

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seems like forever. But at least we know he can think out of the box.

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His act is old and tired. It's time that his show plays out its final acts at Colorado, nc state, SMU or the like. He has nothing left in the tank and next season will fall apart after wisconsin Runs it down our mismanaged front 7 and our elite talent on o are out schemed week after week.

Les is les. He changes for nothing. He said after the aTm game that he wasn't changing his scheme and he's underscored it several times since. Only difference is now he is a lame duck coach.

Everyone brings up Mett's senior season as proof that miles can do it but in reality it was an anomaly. For once he managed the offensive roster to make an elite offense. But if Mett would have never grabbed that girls butt in Valdosta who would have been our QB in 2013? More of the same and what happened in 2015 would have happened in 2013. Tons of elite talent on an LSU offensive roster that is wasted because of an old antiquated system that doesn't work.

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Harris will be a junior. He will be better

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We've heard this before. He wore #9. Once a qb is "developed" under Miles, he stays "developed".

Anyway, back to LF7, could you imagine how many yards LF7 would have had against LSU as a Bama running back? Miles sitting back and watching all of the awards programs this week is good. I know, it is a pipe-dream to expect Miles to change, but it is our beloved Tigers, so some of us are not delusional, we are desperate for that one-in-a-million shot to surface.