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re: LSU players discuss what's different between being coached by Brian Kelly, Ed Orgeron
Posted on 7/19/22 at 10:50 am to 167back
Posted on 7/19/22 at 10:50 am to 167back
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Does that mean the coach that took Dinardo's job for the bowl game after dinardo was fired is the winningest coach in LSU football history? He won the bowl and retired with a 1-0 career record as the LSU head coach. Nobody judges winningest coach at any school by percentage. It's always most wins.
This is so sad, it hurts.
LSU's OL coach, Hal Hunter took over for Dinardo in 1999, but it wasn't for the "bowl game" as LSU was 2-8 when Dinardo was fired immediately following the loss to Houston. Hunter was able to coach LSU to a victory over Arkansas in their last regular season game of 1999.
And yes, he's got the best win% of any coach at LSU, but not the "winningest coach" as that is usually determined by the number of wins and not win%.
Posted on 7/20/22 at 7:39 pm to WildTchoupitoulas
My bad. You are correct sir it was the season ending show down. I was so used to seeing LSU end the season in a bowl. That was the last nn bowl season till 2020. Not a bad run. At least EIGHT wins every season in between.
Exactly every tracks winningest by most total wins. Just like record VS top 10 or top 25. It's at time of game not end of season rankings.
Exactly every tracks winningest by most total wins. Just like record VS top 10 or top 25. It's at time of game not end of season rankings.
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