BamaMike

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Please stop with this shite. Boise had a sophomore QB. Didn't seem to hurt them. That's just one example. There are plenty of teams that succeed with QBs under 20.
For frick's sake!

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And last year, Boise's QB was a starting freshman.

But the excuses feel better. LOL! :lol:

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But it takes a special program to win one in spite of its coach.

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Now thats funny. True, but funny! :lol:

On pure coaching ability - overall, I'd have to revise my list and put Miles last.

He's done less with more than any other coach in the conference.

LSU - Les Miles. Ole Mess game was a national embarrASSment.

After Saban, rate the coaches in the SEC from best to worst. Base it on pure head coaching ability and try not to factor in the the strength of the school/program or psat success.

Simply best coaching skills.

I'll go first:

Meyer - done it at many levels with BG, Utah, and UF

Brooks - at a major power like Bama or UF he would be considered one of the best. Last coach to lead Oregon to the Rose Bowl.

Nutt - A little goofy, but he gets a lot from his players and has been successful in the SEC for a long time. When was the last time OM played in back to back JAN bowls?

Spurrier - dropped off since leaving UF, but still has good skills. Handcuffed by ability of USCw to compete at a high level in SEC.

Petrino - a prick, but good coach. He has Arkansas trending in the right direction. He'd be good at any big-time program.

Richt - a few asst coaching mistakes and lack of more consistent success, but overall very good program leader.

Johnston - see comments about Brooks. He is very fundamentally sound.

Miles - good recruiter, but makes too many game-day mistakes. Lack of talent development, but good early record at LSU.

Mullen - looks like solid overall skills. If he runs the Dixon four times at the goal line he beats LSU.

Chizik - Not bad 1st year.

Kiffin - sleazy.

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it around $1 million.

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Dude, that is nothing in the world of MAJOR college football.

Again, pathetic if true. :lol:

P.S. Why in the hell did LSU put itself in that position in the first place?

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He can't fire him because of the buyout

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Are you serious? LSU can't handle the buyout of an asst coach? How much can it be?

Pathetic!! :lol:

I'd say 30% of Tiger fans support him; 70% don't care for him.

Caution: This is a no-win situation. I know. We've been there.

What exactly does that do for your OL and overall mess on offense?

So BP is saying that Crowton's buyout is too much to handle at this time??

Are you kidding? Man that is a cheap arse attitude.