This is the LSU we always knew it could be

A fricking men

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If only ales was not so stubborn.

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Wonder if he is thinking

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I cheered like hell for Les as long as he was LSU HC. The moment he wasn't, I stopped caring or wondering what he thought about it.

I love the dude as a dude. But, i don't care if he laments anything or what he thinks regarding the current situation.

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Terribly sorry, typed on phone.

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Couldn't resist, I was pretty sure what you meant. I don't think less was opposed to this type of offense, honestly. I think there was a stigma associated with the program that kept guys like Joe from coming here. Given what we had, he did what he thought he had to, I think (but who knows).

I wasn't a fan of how he was sort of run out of town but the outcome has been great. In hindsight, I think we all see that a change was probably a must to get this level of QB here and our new offense will attract more of the high caliber passers IMO.

I honestly think Les is cheering on the Tigers but I think his current job would make it awkward for him to be very vocal about it.

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He was the HC and could have easily changed the offense. We don't need JB to run a spread offense...the offense we ran is what kept the truly elite QB's away.

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I don't disagree but I do think he worked with the players he had. Nobody in the SEC was doing that when we had Ryan Perrilloux, who could have probably run that then things kind of snowballed going forward. He's running an RPO now.

Les who?