Miles urges Ohio high school grads to ‘swagger’

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LSU football coach Les Miles made a surprise appearance Saturday night as the commencement speaker for Elyria High School’s graduating class as he was in the Ohio town of Elyria for his 40th high school reunion, reports The Chronicle-Telegram. He urged the 164th graduating class of Elyria High School to “operate with swagger.” “Swagger really means style,” Miles said. “I’ve never met an Elyria High graduate who didn’t have style.” The Associated Press Coach of the Year in 2011, who also earns $3.8 million a year, urged the graduates to live life with passion. “You’ve got to live life like someone’s stealing it from you,” Miles said. To read more from the speech, click here.

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