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Message: [QUOTE="Townie72, post: 2701399, member: 780"] The idea, for Les Miles or whoever, is to come in and win. I don't care how confident Les Miles is in his coaching abilities, ANYBODY in their right mind would have to look at the history and wonder if any kind of real success is possible there. Paterno advised Shady not to take the job. What Joe couldn't outlook was just how dishonest and unprincipled Schiano was at his core. He was out selling National Championship but then got out of town before his vision could be seen as the complete bullsh1t it was. Since it is higly, highly unlikely that Rutgiz will come up with a huge, irresistible pile of money, it's a certainty that whoever the next coach is will be desperate to erase past failures or know that they are never going to get a better opportunity. [/QUOTE]