Not of the Gators get Mullen first.I don't see Harbaugh going to Michigan. But I can see Michigan making a serious run at Dan Mullen if Miss State has a stellar season.
Not of the Gators get Mullen first.I don't see Harbaugh going to Michigan. But I can see Michigan making a serious run at Dan Mullen if Miss State has a stellar season.
that's a lot of oysters to sellWhat would be really funny is if LSU boosters and fans raise the money to pay for the Miles buyout for Michigan. :biggrin2:
Just ask Tennesee.....or MichiganIt's amazing how good their '11 team was, even with an average QB. It sometimes surprises me how what-have-you-done-for-me-lately some fan-bases can be.
Be careful what you wish for LSU, "change" is not always an improvement.
if you look at it from the POV of comparing to his conference the michigan gig is much more attractive. instead of butting heads with UA, AU, the Miss', hogs, and aTm he'd only have to outrecruit rutgers, indiana, maryland, etc.I don't see Miles going to Michigan, even if they offer it to him (which I don't think they will). He has a LOT more young talent at LSU than Michigan has. It is easier to recruit at LSU than it is up north. And there's much more in-state talent in Louisiana.
I think this is very likely to happen. IMO Les has next year to right the ship. Contrary to what a lot of people may think, Michigan is no longer a plumb job although a much easier job than LSU.Not if the Gators get Mullen first.
To be fair to Hebert, Miles coached like a court jester that day. I don't think it would have made any difference, but he made absolutely no adjustments in gameplan or personel while getting his butt kicked on the field. It was one of the most bewildering coaching jobs I've ever seen. If you're getting you hat handed to you, you've gotta try something different. Especially in a game of that magnitude.I agree - had they beat Alabama in the BCSCG, they would probably be recognized as the best college football team in history. Go back and look at the teams that they beat that year, and almost all in huge blowouts. And they did all of this without a single Saban recruit, and while recruiting against Saban for 4 years. Amazing job.
But the loss turned the fans. Their "lovable lunatic" was now to be questioned every time he made an "odd" decision. All because the fans blamed the loss on Miles' refusal to play Mettenberger. Personally, I blame Hebert for the fans' attitude since - he took a great head coach and treated him like court jester. Their fan base has not respected Miles since.