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Michigan job would come with a high price for Miles
By Glenn Guilbeau
Louisiana Gannett News
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BATON ROUGE -- There is a price on LSU coach Les Miles' head should he ever become the coach at Michigan, where he once played and coached twice.
Michigan does not have an opening now, but it also did not have an opening in January of 2005 when LSU athletics director Skip Bertman hired Miles from Oklahoma State and put a $1.25 million buyout -- only for Michigan -- into Miles' contract.
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Michigan job would come with a high price for Miles
By Glenn Guilbeau
Louisiana Gannett News
[email protected]
BATON ROUGE -- There is a price on LSU coach Les Miles' head should he ever become the coach at Michigan, where he once played and coached twice.
Michigan does not have an opening now, but it also did not have an opening in January of 2005 when LSU athletics director Skip Bertman hired Miles from Oklahoma State and put a $1.25 million buyout -- only for Michigan -- into Miles' contract.
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Pete Fiutak's description of scUM fans watching their team play--
This is totally unfair. Some of them clearly look like Butthead.
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Norfolk State coach Pete Adrian wants Michigan on their schedule, too.
Rutgers' next opponent would prefer Michigan | Inquirer | 09/11/2007
Rutgers' next opponent would prefer Michigan | Inquirer | 09/11/2007
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He has played there and coached there twice as you probably know. But I am led to understand that the front runner really is the coach from Cal.NFBuck;926945; said:
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OSU_Buckguy
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i bet that in many scum boosters' eyes, zero scum connections is a good thing.MililaniBuckeye;926965; said:
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TSUN recruits must be thinking very hard these days about whether they should stick with their commitments. I suppose all it will take is for one to decommit and a landslide will start.
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sammyjenkis
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Say M*ch*gan is really headed into an all-out, downward-spiraling crash-and-burn. No bowl this year, commitments back out, program enters a years-long era of sub-mediocrity.
If this happens and The Game loses its shine, could that possibly open the door for a Big Ten championship game as a replacement? Could Ohio State lose so much in the rankings by playing such a (possibly) piss-poor team at the end of the season that they would be open to the plus-one game that would give them another week or two of practice time and another schedule-strengthening game?
I know that the Meatwad team will probably rebound and stop embarrassing the conference eventually. But what if it is a matter of years? What if we were to miss out on a Championship game because of it?
I think that if tOSU were to make a run next year which included a beating of USC, UM's sorriness probably wouldn't matter too much to voters. But what if they lose a close one to USC early on, get back in the title hunt later only to be passed on for a one loss SEC team after their title game?
(Sorry if this was already discussed ad nauseam - I could have known about it of this site had some sort of search function. C'mon admins, it's 2007 here already.)
If this happens and The Game loses its shine, could that possibly open the door for a Big Ten championship game as a replacement? Could Ohio State lose so much in the rankings by playing such a (possibly) piss-poor team at the end of the season that they would be open to the plus-one game that would give them another week or two of practice time and another schedule-strengthening game?
I know that the Meatwad team will probably rebound and stop embarrassing the conference eventually. But what if it is a matter of years? What if we were to miss out on a Championship game because of it?
I think that if tOSU were to make a run next year which included a beating of USC, UM's sorriness probably wouldn't matter too much to voters. But what if they lose a close one to USC early on, get back in the title hunt later only to be passed on for a one loss SEC team after their title game?
(Sorry if this was already discussed ad nauseam - I could have known about it of this site had some sort of search function. C'mon admins, it's 2007 here already.)
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