S17Tiger

To me, the best one are those that know someone in a doctor's office who swears that every coach's wife in the country is switching OB/GYNs in Ann Arbor, Tuscaloosa, BR, Auburn, College Station, Lincoln, etc.

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They think that if the coach is coaching somewhere outside the traditional confederate boundaries, that they must suck and not have any 'SEC qualifications'.

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WTF are you talking about?

Being "out of left field" just means that they haven't been prominently mentioned and aren't "big name" coaches -- much like Les Miles in 2004.

And, much like Miles, fans will take a wait-and-see approach before they decide if they like the hire.

I have no inside information, no connections, and no influence.

But, I think we'll get someone like him, i.e., someone out of left field. This is Skip's M.O.

No one thought about Miles when Saban left. And, most felt that we had been shortchanged with Miles and that we should have gone after the much bigger name.

Skip will do the same thing this time around -- hire a no-name coach (that has had mediocre success) to a $1.2 million contract, and just hopes that things work out.

I seriously doubt we'll ever see these pie-in-the-sky big name coaches even being interviewed by Skip. It will be a name out of the blue that wasn't prominently mentioned on this site. Brian Kelly, perhaps is about the biggest name that may be considered.

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Les will prove that LSU is nothing more than a stepping stone program for more money.

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At least our coaches leave for the pros, $5 million/year, and their Alma Maters - which just happens to be the winningest program in NCAA history.

Your coaches leave for f_cking eaTme!!!
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