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re: How long until miles gets mentioned as a elite coach?
Posted on 9/4/11 at 3:16 pm to Nortizzle
Posted on 9/4/11 at 3:16 pm to Nortizzle
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If I could pick a coach to play for, it'd be Miles.
I would have played for either Richt or Meyer, they basically let their players do whatever they want, while Les for some reason runs a tight ship regardless of talent.
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Posted on 9/4/11 at 3:17 pm to LSUGradATL
When I say frick the haters, You guys are taking it wrong.
I just think he does a really good job. I agree though, in the beginning he was a little off. In the end he is improving as a coach every year as well. Same can be said for saban, I think he might be better know then when he was here.
So yes I am very proud of Our coach, and I think he is a great leader, I saw Brian Kelly last night and the man lost control and pitched a fit. I just don't see how that is productive.
Anyway, i think everyone will like what they see against state in 2 weeks.
I just think he does a really good job. I agree though, in the beginning he was a little off. In the end he is improving as a coach every year as well. Same can be said for saban, I think he might be better know then when he was here.
So yes I am very proud of Our coach, and I think he is a great leader, I saw Brian Kelly last night and the man lost control and pitched a fit. I just don't see how that is productive.
Anyway, i think everyone will like what they see against state in 2 weeks.
Posted on 9/4/11 at 3:18 pm to oklahogjr
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would have played for either Richt or Meyer, they basically let their players do whatever they want, while Les for some reason runs a tight ship regardless of talent.
He respects his players, and treats them like men of equal footing
Posted on 9/4/11 at 3:19 pm to dreaux
i think people believe that miles is a very, very good coach. the elite title is eluding him because when miles does blow a game he does it in the most magnificent, bizarre, fourth of july fireworks, can only happen in a hollywood movie kind of way.
and when he pulls one out at the last minute, even though it may be due to incredible coaching, it looks to the average fan's eye like the les has made a deal with the devil. been some pretty wild endings to his games.
if miles wins another crystal ball this year, no doubt he will be considered an elite coach and one of those "characters" who become a legend.
and when he pulls one out at the last minute, even though it may be due to incredible coaching, it looks to the average fan's eye like the les has made a deal with the devil. been some pretty wild endings to his games.
if miles wins another crystal ball this year, no doubt he will be considered an elite coach and one of those "characters" who become a legend.
Posted on 9/4/11 at 3:19 pm to dreaux
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He respects his players, and treats them like men of equal footing
i'm more interested in getting special treatment and running wild.
Posted on 9/4/11 at 3:20 pm to UltimaParadox
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Only reason he doesn't get mentioned in the first tier is because when he does lose a game. There is typically huge coaching blunder at the end.
This
Posted on 9/4/11 at 3:22 pm to PipeHog
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don't believe anyone mentioned Petrino. Since you brought it up. How would Miles do at Arkansas with our shitty recriting base? Would he do better than Petrino
This is what I mean. But his staff is second to none and he is a great recruiter. If petrino can't recruit that is his fault. Recruiting is 50% of the job.
Posted on 9/4/11 at 3:23 pm to dreaux
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If petrino can't recruit that is his fault.
actually petrino recruits well it just doesn't show up in the rankings.
Posted on 9/4/11 at 3:27 pm to 1BIGTigerFan
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Only reason he doesn't get mentioned in the first tier is because when he does lose a game. There is typically huge coaching blunder at the end.
Again, perception is reality to some of you people but not necessarily the truth. Name all these HUGE coaching blunders? Ole miss? Tennessee? Is that all some of you knuckle heads have in your bag?
Posted on 9/4/11 at 3:28 pm to dreaux
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He consistently develops players beyond their ceiling, weather or not he or the coaches he hires is irrelevant.
Soooo much fail in one sentence. Lots of mistakes.
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The lack of lsu players on every preseason list was a direct insult to his proqram.
Not really, probably because your first comment I quoted above is patently false.
Posted on 9/4/11 at 3:29 pm to DP40
Posted on 9/4/11 at 3:31 pm to bingo
Pretty good assessment. I think Saban and Miles will go down in history as legends of the game ala Bo & Woody... Kinda neat to see 2 guys from that region bring a legendary status to the SEC
Posted on 9/4/11 at 3:32 pm to DP40
quote:let me here the argument instead of saying FAIL. if you don't have one stfu
Soooo much fail in one sentence. Lots of mistakes.
Posted on 9/4/11 at 3:42 pm to dreaux
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let me here the argument instead of saying FAIL. if you don't have one stfu
A little touchy today?
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He consistently develops players beyond their ceiling
He does not consistently do this under any measurable. And you can't provide any evidence he consistently does this at all.
But I give you one JR to prove your fail.
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weather or not he or the coaches he hires is irrelevant.
"weather" is what would we call the tropical storm here in BR this weekend whether you realize it or not.
And hiring coaches to develop talent is relevant whether you realize it or not.
Another fail of yours...the fail co-defensive coordinators and Crowton for starters.
Posted on 9/4/11 at 3:48 pm to DP40
Les Miles looks like a mentally challenged person who happens to coach an elite SEC team. Nothing is elite nor special about Les Miles. Houston Nutt could win a championship with LSU so you do not have to be a world beater coach to be successful at LSU.
Posted on 9/4/11 at 3:56 pm to dreaux
LSU doesn't win 10 games this season.
Posted on 9/4/11 at 3:58 pm to DP40
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A little touchy today?
nah
quote:you really want me to list every player he sent to the league since he has been at lsu? Nice try.
He does not consistently do this under any measurable. And you can't provide any evidence he consistently does this at all.
quote:Number one draft pick? This is the funniest shite i have read on here. At least when he was here he made his arse work. He was unbelievably productive at lsu, maybe one of the best qb's we have ever had. Apparently he can get even more out of our players then nfl coaches
But I give you one JR to prove your fail.
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And hiring coaches to develop talent is relevant whether you realize it or not.
Malveto and mallory was given the benefit of the doubt coming under pelini, it did not work out and he gracefully let them pursue their career somewhere else.
we won a national championship under crowton
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weather" is what would we call the tropical storm here in BR
Posted on 9/4/11 at 4:06 pm to HawgAlude
quote:god your unbelievably stupid. This is what i mean and You are proving my point. Texas, georgia, alabama, ohio state, usc, florida, miami, florida state all have equal or better talent then lsu. But just anyone can just come in and win a NC right? He has plenty of players that have steped up that had limited offers or were not ranked very high. He gets the most out of his players.
Les Miles looks like a mentally challenged person who happens to coach an elite SEC team. Nothing is elite nor special about Les Miles. Houston Nutt could win a championship with LSU so you do not have to be a world beater coach to be successful at LSU.
Posted on 9/4/11 at 4:07 pm to deltaland
Luck is but the residue of design.
Posted on 9/4/11 at 4:13 pm to dreaux
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Number one draft pick?
Nothing to do w/ Miles.
Now, do you want to list the underachievers here or not. There is a long list. Some currently playing.
You cannot say Miles consistently develops players at/above their ceiling unless you are ignorant and/or a homer.
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At least when he was here he made his arse work.
This is the funniest shite i have read on here.
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He was unbelievably productive at lsu, maybe one of the best qb's we have ever had.
No he wasn't. So much around him, so much fail in terms of team accomplishments. Hodson, Jones, Flynn, Mauck, Davey etc...better.
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