LSU football coach, Les Miles, was honored with the title "Coach of the Year," by the Associated Press this week. This comes after Miles led the Tigers to a perfect 13-0 season and an SEC Championship. The Tigers will face the Alabama Crimson Tide in the BCS National Championship on January 9, 2012. Coach Miles received 30 votes from AP Poll voters to beat out Kansas State coach, Bill Snyder, who got 16 votes. This is the first time coach Miles has received this reward and the second time that a LSU coach has gotten it. The first time was Nick Saban who won it with the Tigers in 2003. There is no doubt in my mind that coach Miles is deserving of the title. Congratulations coach Miles and lets hope this isn't the only honor you will be bringing home in the days to come.
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