Vote Now! How Many Games Should LSU Lose Each Year?

I wonder what the average of 2012 and 2013 will be. I expect less than 10 wins and less than #10.

 

Sure I am negative more so right now because this season has a lot more negatives about it.

Further it is not like I am making shit up. For example, we are fielding players on D that can't tackle. What does that tell recruits?

 

Just looked at the '14 schedule. Im thinking vegas will come with the o/u for wins at 6.5 or 7. I think they are right. If it is any higher than than 7.5 then the under is almost a lock.

 

And there it is folks!

 

Most have said plenty good. I have said he is a great recruiter, press conf are usually epic, sounds like he is a good mentor for these kids, he just goes to shit
when he straps that damn headset on.

 

So unless they read negative stuff on a forum, they are not capable of recognizing that Les has been a bed shitter a time or two?

 

Yep. And stubborn to a fault.

 

The good news is that many of the heavy weights of the SEC will also be starting rookie QBs next year, as well.

 

Yikes, that means there is a good chance it is more in the coaches hands.

 

For a coach that is getting paid 41/2 mill I would say no more than three losses on a rebuilding year and on a great year one loss is acceptable. The more money coaches get paid the more the program demands not just the fans but the Alumni and everyone associated with the program. Expectations have become really high after Saban took over at LSU. I remember when we were happy to win 7 games a year under Dinardo and Hallman. Another season is almost over and we are still looking for another crystal ball. It won't be long before Saban heads to Texas and Alabama is reminiscing about there three crystal balls in which 5 years from now no one will be talking about. As a fan just enjoy the year and root on LSU that's all you can do....