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I love when posters like you talk yourself into a corner without realizing it.

If Miles was the dead weight holding lsu back then why did you say we shouldnt expect O to win 10 or more games next year?

I’m glad you love it moonbat, since I never ever said that or anything like that. Not unless someone signed in as me as said it. Man…whatever you are smoking I want some.

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That coach may have as many AP top 10 finishes ,in his 11 year tenure, tha the previous 40 years combined.

I guess you are talking about your idol Les Miles, since I know how delusional you are and how in love with him you are.

Anyway, your idol Les Miles is one of the luckiest human beings on the planet, as Les Miles, comes into the LSU program after Nick Saban had conveniently already recruited a national championship team and had it stockpiled up for him in our coffers all ready to go. Imagine if coach O had been so lucky when he accepted the Ole Miss job. Some people just have all the luck.

Then despite the extreme level of talent inherited, Miles blows games in 2005, like a 21-point halftime lead at home to a Tennessee team that only won five games the whole season. He did it again in 2006, keeping us out of the National Title game with what was probably our best team in decades. In 2007, he blew games again and took us out of the national title hunt another time, but somehow a very unlikely fluke of a miracle happened and we miraculously ended up in the title game anyway and easily won.

Nonetheless, none of Miles’s success early on or late, for that matter, was due to Miles. In fact, he couldn’t even figure out how to manage a damn clock and still can’t to this day. Instead, it was all due to the strength of the LSU football program, it’s excellent facilities, and its excellent location in the Mecca of college football recruiting, and our program was mostly built by Nick Saban before he left for Miami. Indeed, LSU won despite the excess baggage and excess liability of Les Miles, and the best thing that could have happened last season was getting rid of that dead weight and replacing him with a competent head coach like coach O. Hallelujah.

Meanwhile, like a loon, you misrepresent O’s stint at Ole Miss as being a complete and utter failure. Nonetheless, O was hired to rebuild the Ole Miss football program from scratch after it had been decimated by David Cutcliffe. Sort of like Charlie Strong was hired to rebuild the Texas football program after it had been decimated by Mack Brown too.

O signed a four-year contract to do it, just like Charlie Strong signed a four-year deal to do it at Texas too. However, after three years the Ole Miss Athletic Department got cold feet and fired O, just like the Texas Athletic Department got cold feet and fired Strong at the end of the season last year.

Then Houston Nutt gets hired at Ole Miss, comes in and immediately wins with coach O’s players in what would have been coach O’s fourth year of his contract. So, we will see if Tom Herman will be able to win immediately with Charlie Strong’s players next season in what would have been Strong’s fourth year of his contract. If he doesn’t, then that means that Strong didn’t do as good of a job as O did at Ole Miss.

In fact, in the three years’ you vilify and demonize O for as being a complete and utter failure at Ole Miss, the truth is he was very successful because he had successfully rebuilt the Ole Miss football program from scratch exactly like he was hired to do. Indeed, he did exactly what he set out to do. However, he wasn’t able to enjoy the fruits of his labor because the Ole Miss Athletic Department got cold feet and fired him and then hired Houston Nutt.

Meanwhile, Nutt comes in and wins immediately at Ole Miss for as long as O’s players remain. However, once O’s players graduate and split the scene, the Ole Miss program goes straight downhill so fast it makes your head spin.

Indeed, Hugh Freeze who was there working for O at the time, says that the Ole Miss Athletic Department made a very big mistake when they fired O and hired Houston Nutt to replace him, since if they would have kept O for his final year of his contract, they would have learned that O had indeed rebuilt the program and the program would never have ever gone back downhill again like it inevitably did under Nutt.

Meanwhile, like a loon, you always cite O’s win-loss record while at Ole Miss as proof that O is a complete and utter failure as a head coach. However, the truth is no one could have won with Cutcliffe’s players, which is why O was hired, to begin with in the first place to rebuild from scratch the very decimated Ole Miss football program. You anti O moonbats don’t have the first freaking clue what you idiots are talking about.

Anyway, Ole Miss’s loss is LSU’s gain. Meanwhile, Les Miles still can’t find a new job because no one will touch him with a ten-foot pole. Obviously, because they aren't nearly as dumb as you idiots are.