Former LSU Tigers coach Les Miles has been working on putting together a staff, including reviewing possible offensive and defensive coordinators, as he remains committed to returning to coaching in 2017, a source told ESPN on Thursday.Miles was fired Sept. 25, four games into his 12th season at LSU, where he was 114-34,?won a national title, two SEC championships and 10 or more games in his 11 full seasons.Sources said Miles and his representatives have already been contacted about coaching in 2017. Miles told ESPN on Thursday that he would not discuss any specific job opportunities, either college or NFL.Im looking for a place dedicated to the players achievement in the classroom and that wants to win championships, said Miles, who turned down television offers after his dismissal at LSU. If theres an athletic director and president that wants to do that, Im in line.Miles has had a solid track record in hiring impact coordinators in the past such as John Chavis and Dave Aranda at LSU and Mike Gundy at Oklahoma State.Since getting fired at LSU, Les has really had an epiphany on how he needs to open up offensively at his next stop, an industry source said. He is committed to it.His Achilles heel was a physical, run-heavy offense that bogged down too many times. Miles, who turns 63 next Thursday, has been studying the high-octane offensive attacks, such as Baylors and others.Im excited to get another opportunity to take a team to the field and fight for victory, said Miles, who coached in 14 consecutive bowl games with LSU and Oklahoma State. 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SAN DIEGO -- The San Diego Chargers keep finding new ways to lose, which keeps alive the uncertainty surrounding coach Mike McCoys job status.On Sunday, rookie Drew Kaser botched the hold for a potential game-tying field goal late in a 34-31 loss at Oakland that dropped the Bolts to 1-4.It was the 10th straight AFC West loss dating to 2014 by the Chargers, who host defending Super Bowl champion Denver on Thursday night.McCoy, whose overall record is 24-31, says he hasnt been told by his bosses whether hell be coaching for his job Thursday night.The only time thats brought up is with you guys, he said during his Monday news conference. All Im worried about is the Denver Broncos.General manager Tom Telesco didnt immediately respond to a request for comment about McCoys status.The Chargers havent fired a coach during a season since canning Kevin Gilbride six games into the 1998 season. The Chargers also fired Don Coryell after eight games in 1986, the third year under owner Alex Spanos.San Diego is 5-16 since John Spanos, the grandson of Alex and son of team chairman Dean Spanos, was promoted to president of football operations. While McCoy has drawn much of the ire of Chargers fans, John Spanos and Telesco are increasingly coming under fire because of their roster decisions and the fact that they hired McCoy.John Spanos didnt return an email seeking comment on the state of the team.The Chargers are in a malaise. Theyve won only five of their last 21 games, and two of those were against Jacksonville. Theyve lost 11 of their last 12 road games and its been nearly 23 months since theyve won a division game.The Chargers implosion comes as Dean Spanos will ask voters on NNov.dddddddddddd 8 to approve an increase in hotel occupancy taxes to raise $1.1 billion for a new downtown stadium.Sundays loss saw a continuing problem, a critical lost fumble by Melvin Gordon, and a new one, a botched hold by Kaser. Kaser, a sixth-round draft pick, also shanked a punt that led to a touchdown that gave the Raiders a 10-point lead.Kasers botched hold came when McCoy chose to try a field goal rather than go for it on fourth-and-1 from the Raiders 18 with 2:07 left.McCoy said Kaser remains the punter but that the team will explore other options at holder.McCoy also said Gordon has to do a better job of holding onto the football.Hes got to protect the football. He knows that. Its an unfortunate situation, McCoy said. We put our team in bad field position. We did that a couple of times with our defense, whether it was a punt or turnovers, to put them on a short field.A week earlier, Gordon and receiver Travis Benjamin fumbled on consecutive plays to give the Saints the opening they needed to rally from 13 down to beat the Chargers 35-34.You cant put the ball on the ground, McCoy said. The last two weeks its been on the ground too many times.Many Chargers fans were angered at images of kicker Josh Lambo laughing with Raiders kicker Sebastian Janikowski right after the game.McCoy said he had a talk with Lambo, and that Lambo spoke with some teammates Monday.Hes got to learn from it, McCoy said.---Follow Bernie Wilson on Twitter at http://twitter.com/berniewilson---Online: http://pro32.ap.org/poll and http://twitter.com/AP-NFL ' ' '