TT Players coming out in support of decision to fire Leach
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Re: TT Players coming out in support of decision to fire Leach
Stallion,
I am with you James and his son. There is much more to this than just the James'. Leach and his attorney made things worse. How anyone other than a TTech drone could side with Leach is beyond me. The guy may have some psychological issues.
I am with you James and his son. There is much more to this than just the James'. Leach and his attorney made things worse. How anyone other than a TTech drone could side with Leach is beyond me. The guy may have some psychological issues.
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Re: TT Players coming out in support of decision to fire Leach
I don't know if Leach has psychological problems but for sure his arrogance makes him believe he is above the school administration. I would not hire him for a head coach unless I was willing to let him do as he pleases regardless of consequences and I do not believe any major program will accept that risk. His best chance will be to become an offensive coordinator at a pro team. This is what he is most fit for and he would be good at it.
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Re: TT Players coming out in support of decision to fire Leach
SMU2007 wrote:he was still a great coach and most programs in the country would be lucky to have him. i would be surprised if he really ends up at a "North dakota state"
I agree. He sits out a year or two, but what job will be open? Coaches on the hot seat at Michigan and Colorado, but neither school will invite that trouble right now. Maybe Washington St. or UTEP.
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Re: TT Players coming out in support of decision to fire Leach
dallas cowboys, espn...huskerpony wrote:SMU2007 wrote:he was still a great coach and most programs in the country would be lucky to have him. i would be surprised if he really ends up at a "North dakota state"
I agree. He sits out a year or two, but what job will be open? Coaches on the hot seat at Michigan and Colorado, but neither school will invite that trouble right now. Maybe Washington St. or UTEP.
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Re: TT Players coming out in support of decision to fire Leach
his arrogance makes him believe he is above the school administration.
That could be said about someone who just led the ponies to victory in Hawaii.
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Re: TT Players coming out in support of decision to fire Leach
San Antonio Mustang wrote:I don't know if Leach has psychological problems but for sure his arrogance makes him believe he is above the school administration. I would not hire him for a head coach unless I was willing to let him do as he pleases regardless of consequences and I do not believe any major program will accept that risk. His best chance will be to become an offensive coordinator at a pro team. This is what he is most fit for and he would be good at it.
He wins at a clip that has not been the norm in Lubbock in their history. He graduates more players than almost any other D-1 school in the nation(of course it is Tech, but still). While his methods may be unorthodox, the results are atypical in a good way. Someone will want him, I promise.
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Has anyone ever listened to Leach talk? Anybody that thinks he will be on TV is nuts.
Leach will get his chance to coach again in a year or two. I have no doubt.
Leach will get his chance to coach again in a year or two. I have no doubt.
At no point in your rambling, incoherent response were you even close to anything that could be considered a rational thought. Everyone in this room is now dumber for having listened to it. I award you no points, and may God have mercy on your soul.
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Re: TT Players coming out in support of decision to fire Leach
Stallion wrote:I've seen posts by at least 5 Tech players supporting Adam James
Very cool.
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Bergermeister wrote:Stallion wrote:I've seen posts by at least 5 Tech players supporting Adam James
Very cool.
Maybe those 5 had fat little girlfriends.
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Diamond Girl wrote:his arrogance makes him believe he is above the school administration.
That could be said about someone who just led the ponies to victory in Hawaii.
What you meant to say is that he think he's above the myopic viewpoint of those around here afraid of change even if the change is good for wins/losses - believe me, he is. However, he doesn't feel he's above Orsini and Turner because they're higher in the chain of command and he respects them.
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Re: TT Players coming out in support of decision to fire Leach
at least 10 players have spoken out for James as well as Coach Ruffin which seems to have cooled the angry tirades toward James-seems like most now understand this was a power struggle between power brokers and Leach
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Re: TT Players coming out in support of decision to fire Leach
Stallion wrote:at least 10 players have spoken out for James as well as Coach Ruffin which seems to have cooled the angry tirades toward James-seems like most now understand this was a power struggle between power brokers and Leach
Only the most uninformed would think any thing else. What happened to the James kid happens on every football teams in the country for one reason or another. If this had happened at Alabama, Texas or Florida the school admin. would have made sure it never saw the light of day. Leach has just learned do not push the powers that be.
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Spoke to a guy in Lubbock that i do business with today. He is a TTU season ticket holder. Said he is disappointed, naturally, about this whole thing, but doesnt blame anyone but Leach for the fiasco. From his point of view, that the really vindictive talk is coming mostly from people who got on the Tech bandwagon because of Leach's success. Says Tech is treated like a local pro team by the townspeople who have no connection to the school, and that most of the real rabble rousers are not alums but are just ol' boys who like to get drunk on Saturdays, get rowdy at the games, and chase college girls afterwards.
We dont see a lot of these types at the SMU games, fortunately.
We dont see a lot of these types at the SMU games, fortunately.
Re: TT Players coming out in support of decision to fire Leach
Diamond Girl wrote:his arrogance makes him believe he is above the school administration.
That could be said about someone who just led the ponies to victory in Hawaii.



Re: TT Players coming out in support of decision to fire Leach
Alaric wrote:Diamond Girl wrote:his arrogance makes him believe he is above the school administration.
That could be said about someone who just led the ponies to victory in Hawaii.
What you meant to say is that he think he's above the myopic viewpoint of those around here afraid of change even if the change is good for wins/losses - believe me, he is. However, he doesn't feel he's above Orsini and Turner because they're higher in the chain of command and he respects them.
How do you know he doesn't feel "above" Orsini or Turner?