After disliking Saban for leaving so late in December...

If you hated the Miles hire, what do you think of 0?

I'm taking a wait and see approach on O.

I think the hires are totally different. Agreed O failed at Ole Miss, but he recruited the skeleton of some of their better teams. If you read Meat Market, I do think he was round peg square hole. He does fit here. He didn't have the resources at his disposal at Ole Miss he has here. He knows Louisiana better than anyone.

My biggest issue with Miles was he would not admit that there were glaring issues on offense. It's one thing if our offense had been putrid for one year. It's another when you've had offensive woes since 2008 and the pattern continually repeated itself and you fail to even admit there was a problem. When Miles tried to bring Bill Clay to LSU, I knew he was a moron. Our first game at ASU even Pelion had DBs playing soft zone coverage. I knew he didn't get it. I also want one side of the ball from a head coach. Miles was an offensive line guy and our oline had major issues late in Miles tenure because he put guards at tackle.

I don't think we need Nick Saban. LSU is a pretty unique school because of its recruiting advantages.

I wanted Chip Kelly. I liked Herman. I think Jimbo is very overrated.

I like the way our schedule sets up this year.

We have four losable games on talent. We'll probably be favored in every game other than Bama preseason. If O hit a honerun with Canada, he'll hit a homerun recruiting. I think his first year could set us up. In truth, I thought we played well under O. We outgained UF 420-270 but fumbled on the 1, botched a FG snap after being on the 1, and we didn't score from the 1. It was a pretty flukish loss. We lost to Bama. And we dominated every other team on our schedule.

We'll know pretty quickly about O this year.

Nick Saban is like the hot chick who left you (example for cucks). You will always hate him, hope for his failure, but wish you had him.

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You've got a video of a kid yelling to Jarvis Landry that he got "punked son" for letting a kid catch a ball on him

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Somebody should have pulled that kid out and spanked his arse right there in front of all the other kids until he cried. He didn't even say it once, he made sure to shout it a hundred times.

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Somebody should have pulled that kid out and spanked his arse right there in front of all the other kids until he cried. He didn't even say it once, he made sure to shout it a hundred times.

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What happened here ?

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I was at the high school camp last week with my son. At the end of the last day he called all the campers up to take a seat on the practice field so he could talk to them. He is right in the middle of telling everybody how proud he was of them for taking steps to make themselves better when he sees two kids laying down on the field. He went ballistic. Hollered at them to get up and when they were too slow in reacting to his request he looked at the assistants and told them to "get them up or get them the hell outta here". That lead to a 10 minute speech about doing the small things right.

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cajunbama

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So your biggest issue with Miles was his offensive production, yet you also claim to hate the Miles hire from day one. So which is it?

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you do know it is possible for both of this guy's claims to be true right?

You can dislike his decision to go to Miami and to leave college ball and so on without disliking him personally. He really is a good dude. He is just one of the most intense and self driven men of our lifetime so he naturally comes of as a prick to average people like most of us. It is easy to see why kids want to play for the man. I am glad he left LSU when he did because there is no doubt that he was going to evolve into a legend no matter where he was coaching. I consider myself lucky to have witnessed this era of Bama football after the Dubose failure when I was a student and the Shula years as a young man.