How to stop Cam Newton? Les Miles suggests using defenders 'no one could see'Published: Wednesday, October 20, 2010, 11:25 AM Updated: Wednesday, October 20, 2010, 11:26 AM Les Miles thinks it would great to be able to use an invisible defender to stop Auburn quarterback Cam Newton. So how about it, ref?In his appearance on the SEC Coaches' Teleconference this morning, LSU coach Les Miles made no bones about the fact that his defensive gameplan will revolve around stopping Auburn quarterback Cam Newton.Miles called Newton "the best quarterback we've seen, certainly, and maybe the best in college."That's pretty conventional coach-speak for respecting your opponent. However, when Mike Herndon of the Press-Register asked Miles how he plans to deal with Newton, and if he thought about dedicating a defender to "spy" the Auburn quarterback, Miles' answer was far from conventional. "It becomes a very difficult situation, in my opinion, to put one guy on Cam Newton," Miles said. "It just doesn't seem to pay any dividends, to me."If I could have a spy that no one could see, or if I could have a guy on the field that didn't count, I would think that would be a great answer."So there you have it, Auburn. Beware of invisible defenders Saturday. The audio of that portion of Miles' teleconference is embedded below, and we'll have the full conference audio, and Gene Chizik's segment up later today.
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You engaged in a phallic naming ritual
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