Let me get this straight

Also, in a developing situation if your aunt had balls she'd be your uncle.

If Bama beats UGA in OT and finds away to get a first down against LSU late in the 4th quarter I would argue that Nick Saban would've went to the SECCG his first two years at Bama.

See two can play this game.

wtf is this thread? Are all LSU fans on the rag tonight? I think so...

Perilloux plays defense?

Just talking about Les Miles. If you asked people on this board, think there was a thread about this actually, people rank Miles 7th best in the SEC. Rivals ranked him barely in the top 25. So, Tim Tebow committed a felony and was kicked off the team and Florida went 8-5 with a new quarterback, Urban Meyer sucks all of a sudden?

Why are you so worried about what people think about Lesticles?

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that's too many words to read for someone's 5th post. Send me the link to the Cliff notes.

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in a developing situation if your aunt had balls she'd be your uncle

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Perilloux plays defense?

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come on bruh, you didn't see him making those tackles on kickoffs in 2007?

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So, because Les Miles does the "right" thing and kicks him off the team, he now is on borrowed time? He sucks now? So if he had kept Ryan Perilloux, he would likely have 4 straight 10 plus seasons, but because he kicks Ryan Perilloux off, now he is the 7th best coach in the SEC. Give me a break. Someone intelligent explain that logic to me.

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Perrilloux signed with Miles when he wouldn't have signed with Saban, because of Saban's reputation as a disciplinarian. We heard that for years from vitriolic Saban haters until the whole situation blew up in Miles' face because Miles simply has more problems controlling his team than Saban did.

He was Miles' liability and Miles has to take some of the blame for the situation; it wasn't just "bad luck". That said, had he stayed, we probably would have won enough games to where the fans would not care about Malveto and we would never get over the hump again due to how terrible our defense would be every year.

The 2008 season was a culmination of things that had been brewing for years under this coaching staff, so maybe it was a blessing in disguise that forced Miles to take a serious look at the way he was running things and clean out the program.

Either way, I don't think Miles is on the "hot seat".

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I think they probably would have finished 10-3. I think they would have still won their bowl game and probably would have pulled out 2 of 4 against UGA, Bama, Ole Miss, and Arkansas.

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Ummm...okay