http://www.georgiastatesports.com/ViewAr...=208744260

Nice tidbits. Didnt realize this..

Quote: “I grew up in baseball dugouts and football locker rooms,” said Miles, a native of Terre Haute, Ind., where his mother still lives. “My dad would work the Indiana State scrimmages and I would tag along. The most important thing he taught me was how to compete.”

Another connection to the Indiana State program for Miles in his youth was his childhood friend, Cam Cameron, the former NFL head coach and offensive coordinator who is now the offensive coordinator at LSU.

“Cam Cameron’s step-father, Tom Harp, was the head coach at Indiana State, and Cam and I were the ball boys,” Miles said.

(07-22-2013 10:06 AM)panama Wrote:  http://www.georgiastatesports.com/ViewAr...=208744260

Nice tidbits. Didnt realize this..

Quote: “I grew up in baseball dugouts and football locker rooms,” said Miles, a native of Terre Haute, Ind., where his mother still lives. “My dad would work the Indiana State scrimmages and I would tag along. The most important thing he taught me was how to compete.”

Another connection to the Indiana State program for Miles in his youth was his childhood friend, Cam Cameron, the former NFL head coach and offensive coordinator who is now the offensive coordinator at LSU.

“Cam Cameron’s step-father, Tom Harp, was the head coach at Indiana State, and Cam and I were the ball boys,” Miles said.

We had a nice family man as our coach for years and years. He never won squat with some decent talent, but he was a fine family man.

(07-22-2013 10:21 AM)Senatobia Wrote:  

(07-22-2013 10:06 AM)panama Wrote:  http://www.georgiastatesports.com/ViewAr...=208744260

Nice tidbits. Didnt realize this..

Quote: “I grew up in baseball dugouts and football locker rooms,” said Miles, a native of Terre Haute, Ind., where his mother still lives. “My dad would work the Indiana State scrimmages and I would tag along. The most important thing he taught me was how to compete.”

Another connection to the Indiana State program for Miles in his youth was his childhood friend, Cam Cameron, the former NFL head coach and offensive coordinator who is now the offensive coordinator at LSU.

“Cam Cameron’s step-father, Tom Harp, was the head coach at Indiana State, and Cam and I were the ball boys,” Miles said.

We had a nice family man as our coach for years and years. He never won squat with some decent talent, but he was a fine family man.

This family can coach :)

Miles is like a tumbleweed. He has rolled in and out of just about everywhere.
Met and worked with a lot of good coaches and obviously picked up some things
because he has done well.

The Indiana State work impressed me because they were for years everyone's homecoming.