Leach is a whack job.
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Leach is a whack job.
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Just no.
He would be entertaining. Can't see Cohen going that direction.
Nope.
Yea and from everything I've read the kid and his father were perpetual shitheads and were hated by the team and fans. He messed up but there's always more to the story.Quote:
Originally Posted by RocketDawg
Anybody who don't want leach has no idea what leach has done at wash st.
#WeWantThePirate
He didn't mess up. The player was trying to get out of practice by claiming a headache, so Leach say "well if you have a headache OK, but you need to treat that properly."Quote:
Originally Posted by Lloyd Christmas
He discusses the incident in his book, and the player himself corroborates his story. It's only Lyin' Craig (who got his ass kicked by Ted Cruz in his brief political career) who tried to twist it out of proportion.
He is the Bobby Knight of CFB minus the championships. All he would bring is a bunch of points in blowouts wins, stupid losses, and public shame and embarrassment.
that video is classic. Say what you want..I don't care!Quote:
Originally Posted by Dawg61
Yeah, I'm still waiting to hear a coherent reason why the small minority of Leachhaters feel that way. I'm fine with opposing opinions, I just think there should be some kind of reason beyond a knee-jerk "he's a nerd!!" no.Quote:
Originally Posted by preachermatt83
Any myths about his offense not being a good fit for our roster or "he doesn't play defense!" are easily disproven.
Yes and the prick deserved it.Quote:
Originally Posted by RocketDawg
Love the guy, but don't want him coaching our team. I watched Wazzu play in the Apple Cup yesterday, they got demolished because Washington was able to get pressure with 3 and drop 8 into coverage. And they've pretty much done that every year for the past 3 years. That pretty much eliminates us ever beating LSU or Bama considering they always have very good D lines, and we're pretty much guaranteed to run into 1 or 2 other SEC teams per year with a good D line.
Edit: and that's ignoring the fact he's never even really had an average defense until this year.
Points in blowout wins are a good thing, he has very few "stupid losses" (no more than any other coach we're considering), and there's nothing even remotely shameful or embarrassing about him.Quote:
Originally Posted by Reason2succeed
Also, can a mod merge all of the Leach threads into a single thread?
You also believed in the Slive rule. Just sayinQuote:
Originally Posted by preachermatt83
In the past 3 seasons he's lost to Portland State and Eastern Washington. I would consider those a step further into "stupid loss" territory than losing to South Alabama was.Quote:
Originally Posted by Quaoarsking
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Originally Posted by Dawgface
Entertaining doesn't necessarily mean winning football games in the SEC West, though.
yes and he is a nut job. Leach would play terrible in the traditional south with his absurdities and stupidity. Never been close to a top team in a real conference.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dawgfan77
Pretty sure he's a big Trump supporter so might be a better fit in the traditional south than you thinkQuote:
Originally Posted by redstickdawg
I'm aware, but those are really his only 2 bad losses in his whole 16-year career, compared to lots of specific great wins (way more than Mullen ever had). The Portland State loss was very fluky looking at the stats.Quote:
Originally Posted by WeWonItAll(Most)
More supposition based on absolutely no evidence. Just pulling sentences out of your ass.Quote:
Originally Posted by redstickdawg
It doesn't, but his outstanding success at Texas Tech and Washington, including multiple wins over Oklahoma, Texas, USC, and more suggest that he would win in the SEC West.Quote:
Originally Posted by yjnkdawg
He?s also at Washington State trying to build a program with arguably a worse history than ours. Mullen lost to South Alabama in year 8.Quote:
Originally Posted by WeWonItAll(Most)
He also never had a losing season at TTU if I remember correctly.
You are correct:Quote:
Originally Posted by BB30
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Originally Posted by Quaoarsking
He is like 12 - 45 vs ranked opponents. He has had some good wins but it's not like he consistently beats ranked teams. And he is hasn't beat an SEC team since UNM in 2003. 0-3 since thenQuote:
Originally Posted by Quaoarsking
Leach doesnt give a shit about anything but offensive numbers, just like his idol Hal Mumme
1. He is an air raid founding father. The air raid has never won a championship of any kind in major college football or in the NFL. Its a gimmick and the guys who run it only care about their numbers at the end of the day.Quote:
Originally Posted by Quaoarsking
2. Running the air raid creates a finesse football team, hurting your defense by scoring quickly and always having them on the field.
These are proven facts. Leach is not a good fit for us. We dont have the QB or WRs on the roster to run his offense
That's just something you made up out of thin air, not even remotely based on facts.Quote:
Originally Posted by BuckyIsAB****
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Originally Posted by Quaoarsking
Alright guys, if we end up with him and drop the opener to Stephen F. Austin next year, I expect y'all to lead the charge explaining why its ok we lost to them**Quote:
Originally Posted by BB30
For real though, my concern is that the magic bullet seems to be being able to get pressure with a 3 man D-line. Bama, LSU, and Auburn consistently have elite D-lines, and we can usually assume one or two of our other SEC opponents will have really dang good D-lines too per season. If you watched the Apple Cup yesterday Washington was able to get pressure with 3, and his offense was pathetically anemic. Just like last year's Apple Cup.
I've watched the last two Apple Cups because I like watching Mike Leach teams, I've been disappointed both times.
2000 Oklahoma says hi.Quote:
Originally Posted by BuckyIsAB****
So does 2005 Texas, which wasn't a traditional air raid, but resembles what we would have next year with Leach, a with Vince Young throwing for 3000 and running for 1000