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Les Miles will be remembered for a lot of things, mostly good, on and off the field


There’s little doubt that first and foremost, Les Miles will be remembered for leading the LSU football team to the 2007 BCS national championship, the third in program history. But the 62-year-old Miles, who was fired Sunday just four games into his 12th season with the Tigers, will long be remembered for myriad things — many of them on the field, some off. (Baton Rouge Advocate)

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