Now, doesn't everybody feel better? So now there's no need for giving reasons because there are none. We just don't like each other. But we can still be friends.
:biggrin2: Sounds good, BamaBuzzard! I'll take you up on that one!
Now, doesn't everybody feel better? So now there's no need for giving reasons because there are none. We just don't like each other. But we can still be friends.
Best-post-ever.Here's my drunken opinion. There are a lot of bama fans that don't like Les Miles and there are a lot of LSU fans that don't like Nick Saban. The "reasons", "statistics", "facts" etc. are nothing more than window dressing. It has nothing to do with it. Some folks just don't like other folks and there ain't much you can say or do to change that. So why doesn't everyone just get it out in the open. Let's all say it together and move on
LSU FANS: "I DON'T LIKE NICK SABAN AND NEVER WILL."
BAMA FANS:"I DON'T LIKE LES MILES AND NEVER WILL."
Now, doesn't everybody feel better? So now there's no need for giving reasons because there are none. We just don't like each other. But we can still be friends.DT_Aliboronz_20:
“We stopped the run. I knew going into the last half of that game on the road at their place, Alabama wasn’t going to move the football. That punt return, we have to be better at that. That is one of the mistakes that we need to focus on, but the defense played pretty well"
Best-post-ever.
Well, I am a new poster but I have read Fish and red and 21 as well as our own uberposters (HSV, bayoutider, etc) with the greatest respect. In my humble opinion, I think we are all in a new situation. Throughout the years, UA and LSU have always respected one another (e.g., CPB and Cholly Mac). The games were close, well-fought, but there was no bitterness. I don't think Bama fans ever hated LSU and I don't think LSU fans hated Bama. Then, Saban. We Bama fans remain perplexed about LSU fans' seemngly pathological response to him coming to BAMA. It seems that it shows an insecurity on your part on a par with Auburn's. This is perplexing to us, since we really did think better of you. I understand some of the emotion around your Saban resentment, I really do. But even now, after winning, your persistence in trying to prove something you really know is not true--that Miles is better than Saban and that Saban is somehow evil--strikes us as beneath you. Something we may have expected from AU, yes, but not from you. So, we are disappointed in the decline in class of what was formerly a worthy and respected opponent. We do respect you, OK? Get over it! We always did. But realize that we intend to reassert ourselves as the dominant power in this conference, and we will do what is necessary to do that. It is happening already. In fact, this last game proved it. That's why LSU fans were subdued to a great extent Sat nite at BDS after the game. They saw that the worst UA team in years almost beat the best LSU team in years. Shades of things to come. You know it and so do we. So, I guess, it's not surprising you guys are clinging to the past, as so many accuse us of doing. In the long run, this little debate about Les Miles will seem quaint. But, I am sincere, I hope you guys always finish second in the division.
I agree with everything you said. Looks like we can all agree that CNS is a better coach than CLM. But, why start a bash fest over innocuous remarks about his teams performance?Nick Saban has taken a team that has been poorly coached for 4 years, not had the best recruiting in 4 years, still feeling the effects of the probation (depth and overall talent wise) and has them at 6-3 in his first season. Does anybody on here honestly think that Les Miles would have this same team at 6-3 at this point in the season? I seriously doubt it! Thats my .02 worth!!
I agree with everything you said. Looks like we can all agree that CNS is a better coach than CLM. But, why start a bash fest over innocuous remarks about his teams performance?
And now the game's over and done with.The "bash" fest was started way before this post!
I recall one...just ONE..."easy win vs. Alabama" in the past few years. Crap, LSU struggles with Old Mess pretty much year in and year out. (under Saban AND Miles) I don't claim to be in the head of every LSU fan, but I truly don't think most LSU fans think the way ya'll believe they do. My previous posts on this thread have been more in response to the ridiculous title..."Less Miles needs to shut up". How the thread turned into a comparison of Saban and Miles, I don't really know.The friction comes from the reality that only one team from the West can go to Atlanta. We want to be that team, as do the other teams. The past few years the series has been lopsided to say the least. Now that stability of an easy win vs. Alabama is quickly disappearing, and LSU feels threatened, as they should. The coaches are the figureheads for the program and are therefore the easiest targets.
And both sides have to agree that their respective coaches have given each side plenty of ammo.
I recall one...just ONE..."easy win vs. Alabama" in the past few years. Crap, LSU struggles with Old Mess pretty much year in and year out. (under Saban AND Miles) I don't claim to be in the head of every LSU fan, but I truly don't think most LSU fans think the way ya'll believe they do. My previous posts on this thread have been more in response to the ridiculous title..."Less Miles needs to shut up". How the thread turned into a comparison of Saban and Miles, I don't really know.
You guys have a good coach, we have a good coach. You are likely to disagree with me about ours, and think I'm understating yours. I've watched both intently, and they're very different...but both good coaches. I wouldn't call EITHER a great coach. I think a lot of "great" coaches are only "great" as a result of a lot of media hype. I think there are very few "great" coaches in the realm of college football history, and neither CNS OR CLM meets my personal criteria. Neither of them have the accomplishments for that title. Does Fulmer? Meyer? Nope. You guys HAD a "great" coach in CPB. There are few others that deserve that moniker. Maybe one day, when we're all a lot older...we can determine if CNS or CLM were great coaches...but not now.
I gotta ask T-HSV, are you saying that CNS would be 35-0 in the last 2.75 seasons had he stayed at LSU???