Miles meeting with Michigan

papz · 01-11-2011, 11:40 AM

Baton Rouge radio host Jordy Hultberg announced that Les will remain at LSU with a re-negotiated contract. Hultberg said that he spoke directly with Miles, who is now heading to Dallas to speak at a coaches convention. It is unclear if Miles will get an increase in pay, but TD.com sources had indicated last month that both Miles and LSU saw the need to re-word portions of the contract that pertained to rollover and buyout.

As for Michigan, it is assumed that former Michigan assistant and current San Diego State coach Brady Hoke is now the front-runner to replace Rich Rodriguez. It is unclear if Miles was offered the job at all.

Halo · 01-11-2011, 12:05 PM

Originally Posted by papz

Baton Rouge radio host Jordy Hultberg announced that Les will remain at LSU with a re-negotiated contract. Hultberg said that he spoke directly with Miles, who is now heading to Dallas to speak at a coaches convention. It is unclear if Miles will get an increase in pay, but TD.com sources had indicated last month that both Miles and LSU saw the need to re-word portions of the contract that pertained to rollover and buyout.

As for Michigan, it is assumed that former Michigan assistant and current San Diego State coach Brady Hoke is now the front-runner to replace Rich Rodriguez. It is unclear if Miles was offered the job at all.

Miles did this last time. I'm glad he is staying. We LSU fans are harsh on the guy with the best tenure record in team history. The facts are the facts.

01-11-2011, 11:40 AM	#1
papz Problem? Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: New Orleans Posts: 11,793	Baton Rouge radio host Jordy Hultberg announced that Les will remain at LSU with a re-negotiated contract. Hultberg said that he spoke directly with Miles, who is now heading to Dallas to speak at a coaches convention. It is unclear if Miles will get an increase in pay, but TD.com sources had indicated last month that both Miles and LSU saw the need to re-word portions of the contract that pertained to rollover and buyout. As for Michigan, it is assumed that former Michigan assistant and current San Diego State coach Brady Hoke is now the front-runner to replace Rich Rodriguez. It is unclear if Miles was offered the job at all.
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01-11-2011, 12:05 PM	#2
Halo Site Donor MONTHLY Join Date: May 2002 Location: New Orleans, LA Posts: 20,893 Blog Entries: 45	Originally Posted by papz Baton Rouge radio host Jordy Hultberg announced that Les will remain at LSU with a re-negotiated contract. Hultberg said that he spoke directly with Miles, who is now heading to Dallas to speak at a coaches convention. It is unclear if Miles will get an increase in pay, but TD.com sources had indicated last month that both Miles and LSU saw the need to re-word portions of the contract that pertained to rollover and buyout. As for Michigan, it is assumed that former Michigan assistant and current San Diego State coach Brady Hoke is now the front-runner to replace Rich Rodriguez. It is unclear if Miles was offered the job at all. Miles did this last time. I'm glad he is staying. We LSU fans are harsh on the guy with the best tenure record in team history. The facts are the facts.