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Mike Leach Wants An Upgrade To First Class

Found February 23, 2009 on Sports Challenge League:
PLAYERS: Mike Leach
TEAMS: Texas Tech Red Raiders

Texas Tech is lucky to have Mike Leach.? He has provided the Red Raiders with unprecedented success on the gridiron,?much-needed facility improvements,?a growing fan-base,?and a nice place in?the national college football?scene.? It?s a great ?fit?.? But thanks to Tech?s stubborn Athletic ...
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4 Comments:
  • the blood sucking leech and the TT administration should have never let the media into the game, I see leech pulling out in 2010
    by corndogie   February 24, 2009   Reply   Options  
  • He's not leaving in 2010, his daughters have spent half of their lives in Lubbock.......and they both go to school at TT. He's only interviewed for one job and that was Washington....and he only did that because TT didn't extend his contract at the beginning of the season. Plus, next year should be a down year for TT so he won't be on the top of the list of coaches to take over elite programs.
    by amusedam   February 24, 2009   Reply   Options  
  • There will be plenty of interest in Leach once he decides to tell the stupid Tech FO to get lost. He should have gone ahead and left this year, but the top 2-3 jobs were already taken.
    by BowlBound   February 26, 2009   Reply   Options  
  • Yeah Amusedam, ill bet he cares where his daughters go to school, when your talking a million bucks a year raise, If he doesnt get outta Lubbock soon his stock is gonna crash
    by corndogie   February 26, 2009   Reply   Options   +1 Likes
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