re: WR's Everywhere, but no QB's

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And I'd say LSU just had 3 of the worst losses in the Miles era, in the same season.

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And regardless of if you mean painful or embarrassing, you're wrong.

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And your pitiful attempts to defend it haven't improved at all I see.

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Can you read? I just said the qb play was terrible.
I'm not defending anything about it.

You just sound like a broken record repeating the same shite we all know.

Oh, he's just trying to bash the program.

Thanks for saving me time from idiots like that.

You clearly weren't watching LSU in 2008. Florida demolished us. Georgia demolished us. We needed a 35-point comeback to beat Troy. And we took Alabama to OT despite throwing 3 interceptions and another to end the game.



But please, tell us more about how much we paid for our 8 wins this year compared to other schools.

I was a junior at LSU and attended both the UGA and Troy game.



Our QB play was 10x worse this year.

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I was a junior at LSU and attended both the UGA and Troy game

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My apologies. You're not ignorant then. You're just intentionally being a douchebag.

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Our QB play was 10x worse this year.

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Seriously, how many times do I have to prove you wrong before you stop jumping to another argument?

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Its second. so I wasn't really that far off, chief

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Is it? Why don't you list the Top 5?

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That is up for debate.

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9th out of 15 programs. Don't make me do all 120.

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Also, up for debate.

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Again, does worst mean biggest margin of defeat or most embarrassing? Let me know what your criteria is so I can end this argument as well.

Alabama 12.2
LSU 9.8
OU 9.0
Mich St 9.0
aTm 9.0
UT 9.0

For the record chile, just because I think LSU over pays its coaches does not mean that I think that is a problem exclusive to LSU. i bet plenty of aTm fans would agree they are not seeing a great ROI on sumlin.

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See list above. Being second on said list + 8 wins = embarassing. again, OU and UT and aTm should all be embarrassed. Again, just because I believe it is bad for LSU does that it mean it is exclusively bad for LSU only.

Point 3
I would say margin of victory is helpful. I would also say you using the Troy game, a game LSU won and thus can't count as a "worst defeat", is not helpful.

Since 2011:
Alabama - #1 Earning Coaching Staff - #1 Winningest Program
Oklahoma - #2 Earning Coaching Staff - #14 Winningest Program
Michigan State - #3 Earning Coaching Staff - #8 Winningest Program
Texas A&M - #4 Earning Coaching Staff - #28 Winningest Program
LSU - #5 Earning Coaching Staff - #10 Winningest Program

So, given the market value of a given coaching staff in CFB, LSU stacks up pretty well. Better than Oklahoma and Texas A&M and similar to MSU. The fact that ALL CFB programs overpay their coaches is immaterial.

2014 Auburn - margin of victory: 34
2008 Florida - margin of victory: 30
2013 Alabama - margin of victory: 21
2011 Alabama - margin of victory: 21
2008 Ole Miss - margin of victory: 18

2014 Arkansas - margin of victory: 17

Obviously the Alabama game no longer applies if that's the criteria you're using for "worst 3 losses"

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Since 2011

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We were talking about 2014. Just say it. Last year was atrocious.

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Obviously the Alabama game no longer applies if that's the criteria you're using for "worst 3 losses"

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Margin of victory is but one factor.
Auburn could have beaten LSU by 60 that night.
The arkansas game this year was the worst offensive output by an LSU offense in 40 years. I fail to see how that isnt one of the worst losses in Miles' tenure.
And I picked the Bama game frlm this year because it was an absolute failure from all 3 teams in the final 80 seconds. The offense cannot score a TD to go up by 7. ST can't keep the ball in play, and the defense allows Bama to basically walk into FG range. When theres plenty of blame to go around, I'd say that goes under "worst loss"