LSU is enjoying the bye week, but Coach Les Miles was on the SEC conference call this week to talk about the bye week for the Tigers and getting ready for the big game against Alabama. You can listen to the conference call in the above video player and read some notes about what Miles had to say below in our notes.

Miles talked about the game’s move from afternoon to primetime.

“We look forward to playing at night, and we recognize that is a great place to play and a historic venue and we care comfortable at night,” Miles said.

Miles talked about the use of statistics in getting a picture of an opponent.

The extra week gives LSU an opportunity at “self-eval” in order to eliminate LSU’s own tendencies.

Miles talked about the development of players including his quarterback and his running backs.

The bye week includes recruiting, rehab and rest for the players to “regain some freshness,” and work to make the team better—Miles referenced self-scouting.

“We play against LSU in this open week,” Miles said.

2 thoughts on “Les Miles previews Alabama and the Game of the Century; LSU using bye week for ‘self-scouting’”

  1. LSU is really number 1, that’s who. Point spread don’t have anyting to do with who will win the game. Did you see what the powerful Penn State Nittnany Lions and the Arkansas Hogs did today Crimsonite? Your two bet wins were against two very weak teams!

Comments are closed.