Where is the one from LSU mentioned?
It was my understanding he hadn't had any issues in a long period of time.
"I knew that several times during his tenure that (Steele) did have to have IVs after the game," he said. "He was so nerve-wracked before a game that he'd forget to eat, or puke it up when he did. More than once I did hear a rumor, from dubious sources, mind you, that Steele was calling plays that no one on defense knew."
That could suggest some health problems that go beyond just nerves, something that could also be overcome in the interim. It's also worth pointing out that in that very same season, LSU allowed 533 yards to the same West Virginia team, albeit in a 47-21 win. The Mountaineers also picked up 28 first downs in the game, compared to 31 against Steele's Clemson defense.
Still, if we defined every coach by his worst moment, there wouldn't be that many still employed. Texas A&M damn sure wouldn't be so excited to be acquiring the same coordinator that allowed more than 260 rushing yards four times last season, and 500 or more total yards twice.
