re: You have to ask yourself If Orgeron is hired can he maximize talent.

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If the administration believes that O can bring on Kiffin as an OC then that has to be a high option on the list.

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If you think Kiffin is coming to work under CEO in the same position as he has now I got some ocean front property in Tennessee to sell you.

One more thought, Trey Quinn & others would not have transferred out, ball would have been thrown to them the way this offense is now, coach knows how to play the game.

The question I have is if we offer the job to Herman or Jimbo, for example, does Coach O leave LSU or would he stay in some capacity?

in all honesty I don't give a darn what coach o did at ole miss. not being funny but I use to smoke pot and sex random girls but now im married and im a family man point is stuff changes. if the man can recruit, if he don't have favorites and he don't have players like dj chark playing the bench ( for the life of me I don't understand how this man just now was able to get playing time)but back to the matter at hand, if he has the team ready to play he has the team upbeat and prepared if he can adjust to the style of play while having an identity as a team and a bad az defense then im all in, the g.o.a.t. that coaches for the patriots once was a miserable coach at Cleveland and the g.o.a.t. of college football that resides in Alabama wasn't what he is at Michigan st. point in all of that is give the man a shot hell if he winning, he recruiting, and the fans are happy, the team happy and players not transferring then im all in good luck coach o! you cant just assume that herman comes in and wins 35 in a row and last I checked jimbo has lost 2 games this yr and I think 2 or 3 last yr and his freshman qb aint no jameis Winston so if coach o goes 3-2 or 4-1 he should have a 85% chance at the job and hell if he beat bama then he has done something our previous coach hasn't done in half a decade and something that has only been done 12 other times in the last 7 yrs at that point the a.d. should bow down and ask him for mercy. drops the mf mic! geaux tigers lol.

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in all honesty I don't give a darn what coach o did at ole miss. not being funny but I use to smoke pot and sex random girls but now im married and im a family man point is stuff changes. if the man can recruit, if he don't have favorites and he don't have players like dj chark playing the bench ( for the life of me I don't understand how this man just now was able to get playing time)but back to the matter at hand, if he has the team ready to play he has the team upbeat and prepared if he can adjust to the style of play while having an identity as a team and a bad az defense then im all in, the g.o.a.t. that coaches for the patriots once was a miserable coach at Cleveland and the g.o.a.t. of college football that resides in Alabama wasn't what he is at Michigan st. point in all of that is give the man a shot hell if he winning, he recruiting, and the fans are happy, the team happy and players not transferring then im all in good luck coach o! you cant just assume that herman comes in and wins 35 in a row and last I checked jimbo has lost 2 games this yr and I think 2 or 3 last yr and his freshman qb aint no jameis Winston so if coach o goes 3-2 or 4-1 he should have a 85% chance at the job and hell if he beat bama then he has done something our previous coach hasn't done in half a decade and something that has only been done 12 other times in the last 7 yrs at that point the a.d. should bow down and ask him for mercy. drops the mf mic! geaux tigers lol.

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3-21 in the SEC when building a team on his own

8-2 when taking over a program someone else built.


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Miles grossly underutilized the talent on team

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Truer words have never been spoken- another reason I was so happy they fired his arse. We had talent to match Bama year to year, but Les never coached it up or simply was out coached in many games.

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EVERYTHING: recruiting, hiring staff, game-planning, motivation, in-game strategy and tactics, media/public relations, etc. etc. etc. The permanent coach sets the path for all of this and has to ensure that it's executed.

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And what part of this is Coach O not doing?

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But it's still Miles' team and staff

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Get the frick out of here with that shite. Miles is on the couch and no where near this team. Everyone remaining is doing as Coach O instructs.

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ask yourself If Orgeron is hired can he maximize talent.

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Tough call to be sure. I think we'll have the answer to that over the next several weeks - can our guys compete with their peers? How competitive are they?

That said, for the long term, the question on Coach O is only halfway answered by the above. If we're competitive for the rest of the year we'll confirm that Coach O can excel with superior talent in an existing system given an opportunity to tweak that system. Can he sustain it? Can he build and sustain a championship level program? I personally think he will have earned the chance to prove that he can, if he finishes strong (only one more loss, maybe 2). GO COACH O!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Coach O has already proven one thing to me, and that is that he's not so hard-headed as Les or his predecessor...he has given his staff a lot of power and responsibility for the players under each of them...and then expects them to produce results and holds then to task...this style works well when you have plenty of depth at every position...but Les let LSU down in the recruiting dept., especially on OL, DL, and LBs...not to mention QB...but holes are not too deep; they can be filled mostly in this next class...