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LSU is finalizing a new contract for defensive coordinator John Chavis that would pay him an average of $1.1 million over the next three years and make him one of the highest paid assistant coaches in college football. Les Miles told Gannett Louisiana Newspapers...
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"He's turned down opportunities. He could easily have been at any number of places in the SEC as defensive coordinator for a huge raise," "So I think this is really just market value."

"I think what we've done on defense has established LSU as a very dominant mainstay of defensive football for three years," Miles said. "I think this makes the statement that we will make a commitment to defensive play and excellent coaching, and I think that's exactly what we should do."

Miles added that Chavis had been "tremendously loyal to LSU and our football program."
Awww yea.
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Cecil D Diesel147 months
Hell yeah, I like this!
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willeteal147 months

If you paid a REAL offensive coordinator money, LSU would be a "mainstay" there to instead of a laughing stock.

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LSU Rules07147 months
Maybe Alleva should negotiate the Brees contract.
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drfeelgood147 months
Chief gettin' paid son. Straight cash homey.
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