Les Miles taken to hospital for precautionary measure

(AP)

LSU Athletic Director, Joe Alleva spoke to the media, who were waiting for the head coach for his weekly talk show, and told reporters that Miles “didn’t feel very well.”

According to Alleva, Miles checked with LSU trainers who thought it best that Miles get checked out at the hospital as a precaution.

Miles is expected to be at practice this afternoon and at this time will meet with the media at the conclusion of practice.

Joe Alleva says Les Miles drove himself to a hospital not feeling well. Said Miles will be at practice.
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