re: What can Miles do to win you back?

I respect (but do not understand) those who want him gone now, but win the SEC this year and in my book he stays and is welcomed back...that would make 3, more than nay coach at LSU ever..in fact more than any active SEC coach but one....I see ZERO positive in not giving him a chance to win from here..if he loses fine, he goes...Do I think we win the SEC, no..do I think it is possible- well of course..see 2001 after home loss to Ole Miss....or 2004 after home loss to UF, or 2007 after home loss to Ark..

He needs and physical and mental evaluation to make sure he is ok

Honestly nothing. He's just about ruined lsu for me, I literally want nothing to do with it right now.

If Miles and his staff had the ability to make a wholesale change the team's offensive philosophy mid-season (a la Urban Meyer), then I'd say he had a chance of winning me back.

But I don't believe that he possesses that sort of football IQ; therefore, there is nothing Les can do (short of playing for a conference championship... and maybe not even then).

nothing.

I don't want to hear anymore shite like, "We look forward to the opportunity to play a quality opponent for a chance to accomplish a significant victory."

I cannot stand it.

1.) Bench Harris. I've seen enough. He's not a Gamer in "Big Boy" games. No touch or accuracy. Can't read defenses. Panics too easily. Poor throwing motion that either hasn't been "Fixed" by Cameron or can't be fixed because of being uncoachable.

Let Etling and Scott finish out the season as the QB's. 60-40 run/pass ratio with most of the passes in the 5-15 yard range. Dink and Dunk to the TE's and RB's. (See Georgia, Alabama, Texas and Florida State with their Freshman QB's doing this)) What do you have to lose?

2.) Fire Grimes immediately. Let Kevin Mawae come in and finish out the season. Implement a simpler One on One Man to Man blocking scheme that's much easier to actually play with minimal mistakes in a game. What do you have to lose?

3.) No more Juan Carlos Betanzos "Sky Kicks." Just kick the fricker out of the endzone.

Those are the main 3, but it's all pipe dreams because none of it's going to happen unless the team really implodes quickly and loses a few more. Miles is going to remain stubborn and defiant till the very end.

It's "Lame Duck" 1998 Gerry DiNardo 2.0 all over again.

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The guy is a stubborn buffoon

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he's stubborn but far from a buffoon.

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If he would have changed the offense he would have won almost everyone back

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depending on what your def. of "changed the offense" means. there are some on here that think that is full blown spread. my def. of changing it is mixing up the plays and spreading the ball around. have BH from the gun and passing the ball about 45 to 50 per cent of the plays.

BUT, the big change imo has everything to do with CONTINUAL POOR EXECUTION by the players and by the offense staff in teaching OL assignments and getting the damn play in on time. add the miserable results in punting and kick offs and you have the reason for my giving up on him.

I feel like a sucker thinking he was "coaching for a job he wanted" and was going to bust his arse seeing to it that our team got proper coaching.

I feel betrayed. no way he can win me back (or no way he does because our offense and ST will not improve much).

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team could go 11-1, win the SEC, go to the playoff, and win the Natty and people would still call for his head.

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This has about the same chance as a auburn going undefeated this year

Run the table...