John Chavis On Les Miles: 'They Were Trying To Fire Him When I Was There'

Chavis is about a two-faced hypocrite. If I remember correctly, one of the reason he left LSU for A and M was he wanted to coach on a team with better offense. That may not be exactly what he said, but it's the jest of it. He commented that he was tired of his defense having to, save-the-day for the team to win. Again, that's not a quote, it's just what I gathered he was getting at when he talked about his reason for leaving. For some reason now there's people everywhere suggesting LSU was dirty in firing Les Miles. That's a crock of BS. Miles knew what time it is. He knew the offense needed to get better. But it has only gotten worse since last season. There has been a lot of coaches in college football who realized the game had passed them up. And a lot of those coaches did what they had to do to win. You hire people who can get the job done and you leave them alone and let them do it. A college head coach doesn't need to be a great or even a good coach. They just need to hire people who are and let them do their job. Miles refused to change things and get someone in there who could be a successful OC. But, he didn't. So, it's no anyone's fault he was terminated other than his own. If LSU's offense would have scored some against Wisconsin and Auburn, Les would still be the coach. IDK, but when a man isn't doing his job then it's time someone else is given an opportunity to get the job done.

Typical "3rd" and Chavis coming in too late just like he did for us against Bama three times.

Tennessee dors not make more money than LSU. LSU is listed as one of the top 5 most valuable football programs by Forbes for 5 or more years running. Money has never been a problem at LSU and isn't now. Also for every coach who gets run off and the program suffers there are programs which prosper as a result of change. What happened at both UTs has no bearing whatsoever to LSU. I supported Miles as long as possible nut if you can't see that the program had gotten stale then you are blind. Cam Cameron was a horrible OC and QB Coach but Miles refused to change Which would have required firing Cameron. Miles did this to himself. Good luck to him but LSU is moving forward and all who want to dwell on Miles can twiddle their thumbs on the corner all by themselves.

Chavis was smart enough to see that the board cared more about money and contracts than winning games. The same thing happened at Tennessee, and Texas. Those schools make much more money than LSU and haven't won nearly as many games.

He was so concerned for and about Miles that he mailed it in against ND, after having spoken to that drunk of an A&M coach earlier that day, then tried to con the university out of hundreds of thousands of dollars, huh? Interdasting.

Makes sense, people in charge of LU are morons.

Have. Autocorrect

I sure hope the chief does not scalp up this year in College Station. We gave had a great run against them

It's like these motherfrickers expect a lifetime contract and you can just duck off all the time as long as you don't have a losing season.

I saw him at Waffle House eating for two. Huge bitch.

Chavis told us nothing we didn't already know.

Chavis is obviously butthurt that he has no idea which style of offense we'll run this year.

Right Chief. They pushed him out just like your buddy Fulmer for very good reasons. Both universities have an expectation of excellence. If you cannot provide excellence, like Fulmer and Miles couldn't towards the end of both tenures; then it's time for a change. You should worry more about the 500 yards Arky dropped on your defense. Because your alma mater, Bama, and Ole Miss gonna go in dry

He ain't nothing but a squaw.

Allow me to day this in all sincerity to The Indian or whatever in the hell they call him: ESAD MFer and pay us back our money

I wish this dude would STFU

Salty little midget bitch.