re: Being unbiased; who would be the best coach for LSUs future?

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Dabo (Clemson)

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Like he woiuld leave a top 2 job in the ACC to come get his shite pushed in by Saban on a yearly basis and get canned for "just" winning 10 games.

He's got a great gig at Clemson, and he owns that state now that the HBC is gone and Boom is derping away in Columbia.

Herman if you can get him. Sure Bobby is probably the greatest offensive mind ever but he's a real prick and hates recruiting.

A phenom assistant/coordinator who's not at the top of the national spotlight list.

I don't have anyone particular in mind ... but someone young, fiery, and over-the-moon giddy to be in Baton Rouge.
If I'm an LSU fan, I don't trust the coach du jour (look at the crop of SEC coaching hires from the past few years who were supposed to be "sure things"); I want the young coaching whiz (maybe a former player?) who catches everyone else flat-footed.

That's the guy--as an opposing fan--who scares me.

Petrino would be scary good at a blue blood power school. I fear him like i feared Spurrier at Florida. I hope he nevers ends back up in the SEC

I cannot stand Rich Rodriguez.

I'll never forget how he hung his head in defeat and cried when West Virginia lost. The coach and leader of your program should be able to hold his head up high in defeat.

I don't ever want him. Plus, he's not good. He wasn't good at Michigan and I don't want to see the same at LSU.

Screw that guy.

Herman would be outstanding, because he has his teams ready to compete against superior teams. He is young. He is a beast of an offensive coach and knows how to adapt to his personnel.. he would be so refreshing.. He also knows how to take it to good defenses like Alabama.. even with a 3rd string QB.. and he's played with and is great friends with Aranda.. and perhaps the two of them could work together.