Posted by: Chris Vannini on February 4, 2013

Les Miles attended Sunday's Super Bowl in the guest box of the Harbaughs, but he apparently wasn't bothered too much.

The LSU head coach live-tweeted his thoughts on the game, as well as some other aspects of it. Although the Ravens' fake field goal didn't work and Miles didn't tweet about it, he had to love that play call. It was classic Les.

Here are some of the tweets he did send out.

I'm rooting for great competition big plays,dl RJF ! Maybest be the most descriptive word and often used word of the day GeauxTigers! LM

— Les Miles (@LSUCoachMiles) February 3, 2013

A lot to defend ,read zone ... Can't turn it over!

— Les Miles (@LSUCoachMiles) February 4, 2013

Ravens in two mins.slant then go route safe calls!!

— Les Miles (@LSUCoachMiles) February 4, 2013

Ravens must finish...no loss of momentum! Can it be finished if the electrical is not restored? Ravens stretching ...best use of time?

— Les Miles (@LSUCoachMiles) February 4, 2013

Could we continue in this light? Would Coaches be consulted? Light appears brighter!

— Les Miles (@LSUCoachMiles) February 4, 2013

49ers have the mo!!

— Les Miles (@LSUCoachMiles) February 4, 2013

Ravens backed up ... Expect runs a first down Wins it for the Ravens!No first down punt don't give up a Big Play!!

— Les Miles (@LSUCoachMiles) February 4, 2013

Way to Geaux Harbaugh brothers!! Great game !

— Les Miles (@LSUCoachMiles) February 4, 2013

Of course, LSU lost last year's national championship game in the Superdome, and the Alabama equipment staff reminded them. (They later deleted the tweet, but the Internet doesn't forget).

Cold…. RT @uofaequipment: Glad to see the Superdome could finally use that purple and gold confetti from last year.......

— Brian Floyd (@BrianMFloyd) February 4, 2013

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