rcsetiger

No one is more happy about this than the Gumps. They'll be stomping Auburn for several more years with Steele running the Defense.

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This is such bullshite. Of course players get better coaching at the pro level.

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What part of Hunter not being shown even the most basic pass rushing techniques at LSU did you not understand?

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Nope, there was no such article. You are full of shite.

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Just because you can't or won't read doesn't mean the article didn't exist. Bumpkin

Your team gives me a boner. Cecil Collins and Chad Lavalais! Bravo, well played.

It's obvious Les has to clear all plays called, he has to think about everything for 20 seconds before it registers in his pea brain. That's why we get so many delay of game penalties - waiting on Les to get the grass out of his mouth and wake up.

That was great, thanks for sharing!

Did any of you Tiger fans happen to see "Inside SEC" the lead up to the LSU - Arky game? An SEC Network camera crew recorded Les and team during practice the week before we played the Razorbacks. At one point during practice Brandon Harris threw a high floater out to some receiver - I think Dupree but not sure, that was only catch-able with some tremendous leaping skills and would have put the receiver in harms way during a game. I swear to god...Les put his arm around Harris and said "do you see what you did there... You threw it high enough to where the defender couldn't get to it and allowed the receiver to make a play on the ball". Low and behold what happens in the Ole Miss game? Les is coaching him to throw too high.

Real coaching hasn't happened at LSU at any level or position in years. Did anyone catch Jeremy Hill's sideline interview during his bye week last year, or Odell Beckhams? Both were asked on their visit back to LSU what the difference was between playing in the NFL and the SEC, was it the speed? Strength? etc... They had the same answer, the speed and strength was all the same as the SEC, everyone was fast. The biggest difference was the preparation for each game, coaching and strategy. Everyone knew their assignments and role, there was intense work around strategy sessions and opponent match up and a tremendous amount of game planning and discipline installed. There was no going out there and winging it like we've seen happen so many times with Les Miles "coached" teams. Bye Les!

Les will never be more creative, he's had dozens of wake up calls already. He is fully embedded in the Bo Schembechler offensive scheme - run it up the middle, run left, run right. Occasionally pass if you have to.

Les did bench Harris during the Auburn game but kept Jennings in there even after he did worse than Harris. Jennings must have naked pics of Les' daughter.