Is the problem Crowton or is it Miles?

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  1. TigerBrit

    TigerBrit Founding Member

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    Can some informed posters discuss what is the root cause of our nationally-advertized problem?

    From what I gather happened in 2H of the notorious Mon TN OT game (from an assistant coach), Miles called the strategy, and many O & D plays. Result: having got Ainge out of the game, we then made 2nd rate Clausen look like a Heisman candidate, and throttled the offence.

    Seems to me the chaos starts when Miles inserts himself in the situation, as he admitted at Ole Miss.
     
  2. LSUTiga

    LSUTiga TF Pubic Relations

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    He's not involved in the game like most coaches. You see Dooley on timeouts? He's coaching, interacting with his players. Miles...he's got hands on hips, pussy-footin around looking up, standing alone- unless a ref comes by.
     
  3. CajunPunk

    CajunPunk TF's Resident Realist

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    Hey, man, he's probably thinking about his "Raishing Caneshshshs."

    But really, he looked pretty excited when he saw they were getting a free play there at the end.
     
  4. LSUTiga

    LSUTiga TF Pubic Relations

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    Yeah but he couldn't have told you why.
     
  5. SabanFan

    SabanFan The voice of reason

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    LSU-SIU in 3...2...1...
     
  6. ThePhenom74

    ThePhenom74 Founding Member

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    Honestly, who cares? They both have to go as do all the coaches on O. The D has earned their money.
     
  7. geauxgeauxhon

    geauxgeauxhon blah blah blah

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    At this point, I think it's both. I think some things are obviously on GC (i.e., total lack of QB development). Other things are on CLM...like, when it's obvious that your OC makes QBs regress rather than get better, do something like, OH I DON'T KNOW, fire the OC or at least hire a QB coach. OR, when it's obvious that your O staff has serious issues with end-of-game clock management, you TAKE CONTROL of the situation and correct the mother f'ing problem. Or when it's obvious that...

    Oh, freak it, you understand.

    I think GC is a below-average OC...and I don't think CLM is up to the task of taking over and correcting his mistakes at this point.
     
  8. TigerBrit

    TigerBrit Founding Member

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    If this is informed analysis, I guess the question wasn't worth asking.
     
  9. Krypto

    Krypto Huh?

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    I truly think that Crowton was at fault there. For several things, pulling JL, not having 2 plays ready just in case we did not get in.

    However, The buck stops with Les.
     
  10. paducahmichael

    paducahmichael Tiger Band Class of '73

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