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Pat Dye Field => War Damn Eagle => Topic started by: Townhallsavoy on January 13, 2011, 01:42:42 PM
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Miles in. Crowton out.
LSU may be really good next year depending on whom they hire.
http://espn.go.com/blog/sec/post/_/id/19061/crowton-leaving-lsu-for-maryland
LSU's offense will have some new leadership next season, as Gary Crowton has accepted an offer to be Maryland's offensive coordinator.
Crowton talked with LSU coach Les Miles on Thursday morning, but told The Baton Rouge Advocate that he wasn't fired. Either way, it was obvious that Miles was looking to make some changes on offense. The Tigers finished 11th in the SEC this season in total offense and were last in 2009.
Miles had been consistently evasive about whether or not there would be any staff changes, so the reality is that this probably worked out best for both sides.
The priority for Miles in selecting the Tigers' next offensive coordinator is bringing in somebody who can help jump-start the passing game, and in particular, can develop a quarterback.
Zach Mettenberger, who started his career at Georgia before being dismissed, is expected to battle Jordan Jefferson for the starting job in the spring.
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Malzahn to LSU.
Unless he's not.
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Malzahn to LSU.
Unless he's not.
On his resume under "Coached for a fucking head case", Gus already has a check mark.
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On his resume under "Coached for a fucking head case", Gus already has a check mark.
You have great perceptionability.
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On his resume under "Coached for a fucking head case", Gus already has a check mark.
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Yougotthatright!
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For what it's worth, I think this changes the make up of the SEC West next year.
LSU has had NFL talent all over the field the past few years, but they haven't been able to win anything meaningful.
Their defense has been stout, but offensively? No identity. No gameplan. No sparks.
If they get a good OC and Miles keeps his grubby hands off, LSU might go undefeated.
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For what it's worth, I think this changes the make up of the SEC West next year.
LSU has had NFL talent all over the field the past few years, but they haven't been able to win anything meaningful.
Their defense has been stout, but offensively? No identity. No gameplan. No sparks.
If they get a good OC and Miles keeps his grubby hands off, LSU might go undefeated.
Was thinking the same thing.
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For what it's worth, I think this changes the make up of the SEC West next year.
LSU has had NFL talent all over the field the past few years, but they haven't been able to win anything meaningful.
Their defense has been stout, but offensively? No identity. No gameplan. No sparks.
If they get a good OC and Miles keeps his grubby hands off, LSU might go undefeated.
RichRod to LSU as OC........
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Tony Franklin to LSU.
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Norm Chow to LSU....