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Les Miles' last stand that wasn't


When LSU's football players hoisted their coach onto their shoulders Saturday night and swarmed him off the field at Tiger Stadium following their 19–7 victory over Texas A&M, they had not the faintest idea what awaited them once they reached the locker room. The gesture—which preceded Miles singing the LSU alma mater during his postgame interview and holding court with the student section before he exited the field—was certainly not a celebration. (Campus Rush)

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