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LSU's leading rusher suspended indefinitely after being arrested for a bar fight that occurred Saturday night. Hopefully nothing comes out of it and he's back before fall practice starts.

I give up...I am done with LSU football until Miles is gone. It's just not worth it.

On top of being on probation from the beej he got from an underage girl

Deltamud77 wrote:I give up...I am done with LSU football until Miles is gone. It's just not worth it.

Are you mad at Miles or the kid who messed up? Or for the suspension? What exactly pushed you over the edge?

webbmaster wrote:

Deltamud77 wrote:I give up...I am done with LSU football until Miles is gone. It's just not worth it.

Are you mad at Miles or the kid who messed up? Or for the suspension? What exactly pushed you over the edge?

Miles. He is the reincarnation of Phillip Fulmer. He runs a loose ship. This will be two years in a row that LSU has had to kick off the best player on its roster in the off-season. This will be three years in a row that off-season distractions and run in's with illegality put LSU football on the MSN homepage (which is never a good thing). The players have no fear of consequence and it manifests itself in continued legal troubles.

When you couple that with lack of effort on the field, lack of preparation on the field, lack of execution on the field and straight up stupidity in coaching decisions, it is simply not worth it to pay attention anymore. Being a fan of LSU with Miles as the coach, ironically, is very similar to being a fan of the Saints. Once in a blue moon they do something great, but by in large, the majority of the time they are going to disappoint you...even when that seems like an impossibility.

I know this happens at all schools but it seems to be more frequent at LSU since Miles has taken over especially the past few years. Look how many chances he gave Ryan Pereiloux before he kicked him off the team and how many drug test did the honey badger really fail.