You knew the answer to this, but Les was a dead man walking. The LSU administration was going to fire him after his next loss (unless it was a tight one to Bama).

I understand this doesn't follow the troll narrative, but can you imagine the shite LSU would take if they fired les after a last second win against an SEC west opponent?

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Posted by KaiserSoze99

Member since Aug 2011

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Posted on 9/28/16 at 8:50 am to UpToPar

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The LSU administration was going to fire him after his next loss (unless it was a tight one to Bama).

That is what is so confusing about this entire situation. Did anyone expect LSU to go through the season undefeated? Is a last second loss to Auburn in Jordan Hare so bad as to warrant dismissal in September?

What a terrible decision. The administration needs to be summarily fired for such thoughtless, emotional, panic-ridden decision-making.

LSU has lost on the road to two very talented teams by a total of a touchdown between them. Five ranked teams are still left on the schedule. If Les really needs to go, it will be clear as the season progresses, but I have seen teams turn it around after a tough early season and go on to win out against serious competition.

The program's momentum continues. They can still fire Les at the end of the season, and the next guy steps into a perfect situation.

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