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Les Miles (grass eater)

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OhioState001 said:
If the guy has been at your program that long and won a championship don't you let him finish the season?
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Saban and Pelini won that title, not Les. In ANY other year that wasn't the mind fuck of 2007 they would have played for the Sugar Bowl against a team they out talent. Which is exactly the only way Miles can win games as a coach. If he faces a roster equal to his against a competent coach, I bet against him 10 times out of 10.
 
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OREGONSOCKPUPPET said:
Mr.Miles is welcome to Oregon. We have good grass to eat and smoke. Our coach should be coaching women's volleyball. I'm not a fan of Miles but he is better than anything we have at the moment.
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I could actually see him going to Oregon, and making enough of a difference. Low expectations, and he could recruit almost as well as any coach in the PAC 12. But I could also see Miles to a number of lower tier schools, when the big boys(UT, ND, USC, etc) come after a young coach at a lower tier place. Miles won't be unemployed for long
 
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Buckeneye said:
Saban and Pelini won that title, not Les. In ANY other year that wasn't the mind fuck of 2007 they would have played for the Sugar Bowl against a team they out talent. Which is exactly the only way Miles can win games as a coach. If he faces a roster equal to his against a competent coach, I bet against him 10 times out of 10.
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Much like Bo.
 
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pnuts34 said:
I could actually see him going to Oregon, and making enough of a difference. Low expectations, and he could recruit almost as well as any coach in the PAC 12. But I could also see Miles to a number of lower tier schools, when the big boys(UT, ND, USC, etc) come after a young coach at a lower tier place. Miles won't be unemployed for long
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Purdue might be a good fit for Les....
 
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