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cobbycobb said...
I think he is borderline top 10. I'd love to see them play a real schedule week in and week out and not just one good team to start and end the year with a long time to game plan for. Let's see what their depth looks like and how well he can coach then. That's the problem with these lists, they are looking too much at W's and L's and not giving any credence to schedule or conference.
hell, they have a couple coaches that have NEVER been a HC before ranked in the top 70 and top 60 even... How the crap can they rank them that high when they haven't proven anything?
You can take a mediocre coach from the SEC and stick them in a weak conference like the Big East, Mountain West, MAC, CUSA, SunBelt, etc... and they could look like freaking geniuses.
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t75 said...
Don' know about a "line", crossing or whatever. But I said what I meant with words that I meant. And my thinking is pretty consistent with that of many Cat fans. Along about late November my words will sound soft compared to the posts that boards such as this one will be filled with. Not trying to be nasty, just wrote what I feel is truth about Joker.
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usa1000 said...
Jeff - With all do respect how does 84-43 66% (Big 12 47-33 59%) resemble 30-22 58%(SEC 12-20 38%)? I am a Brooks fan, but even his post probation era looks nothing like Leach's tenure. Obviously there is some factor to be applied to the SEC vs Big 12 to moderate the numbers, but not that much. Especially when you get Vandy and MSU every single year. Not to mention he owned Texas A&M. I think he had 7 wins or something like that against them. Like him or not, to compare his success to Brooks' (who I like a lot) is not fair.
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Jeff Drummond said...
Five seasons with 5+ losses, five seasons with .500 or worse record in the Big 12. Ask yourself what that projects to in the SEC.
Better yet... THIS tells you what that projects to:
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Optimus-Blue said...
Jeff I respect your opion but . I tottallty 100 % disagree with this u can't can't Cherry pick games and say that any kind of marker for success in the SEC, Leach has coached in the SEC before and is respected for is coaching abilities in this league , like it or not he is consider one top coaches in the countries.
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3Dog said...
I disagree! He had 1 losing conference record in 10 years and that was his first at 3-5. He had 4 even records at 4-4 and 5 winning records. He was 4-2 against Nebraska. I appreciate what RB did here but it doesn't compare to what Leach did at TT. Leach deserves his #17 ranking.
Texas Tech 10 consecutive winning seasons 8 consecutive seasons with at least 8 wins 4 seasons with at least 9 wins 1 season with 11 wins 9 consecutive bowl appearances 5 bowl wins (most by any individual coach in the history of the program) 4 seasons completed with team ranked in the Top 25 19–11 record against in-state conference rivals Baylor, Texas, and Texas A&M 53–11 record at Jones AT&T Stadium, home of the Texas Tech Red Raider football team 2008 AP Big 12 Coach of the Year 2008 Big 12 Coach of the Year Coached 1 Fred Biletnikoff Award (Best Wide Receiver) winner: Michael Crabtree (two-time winner) Coached 1 Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award (Best Senior Quarterback) winner: Graham Harrell Coached 1 Mosi Tatupu Award (Best Kick Returner) winner: Wes Welker Coached 3 Sammy Baugh Trophy (Outstanding Quarterback) winners: Kliff Kingsbury, B.J. Symons, and Graham Harrell More than 150 NCAA, Big 12 and school records broken as Texas Tech's head coach
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tWhit said...
You don't quite get it do you. Jeff said IN THE SEC his record equals about what Brooks record was after we got clear of probation and he's completely right. Furthermore Mike Leach is not a top coach in the country or he'd be coaching at an elite program not Washington St. lol.
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mjdotson said...
No, Leach is crazy as a shithouse rat. No one wanted to touch him after his antics and the fact that he sued his former employer. THAT is why he is at WSU instead of a big program. Don't confuse that with him not being a great football coach.
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Optimus-Blue said...
the law suit has something to do of course but the fact he is at a BCS school and donations for WSU have tripled since had been there and the school has real excitement you think he not going to turn them around quickly then I don't know what to tell you
the fans at texas tech are wishing they could get him back and trade him for the "SEC proven coach"I will say it again ask twenty college football experts who are the best 20-30 coachs and everyone will included Mile Leach, ESPN who he sued even listed him as one of the best hires in the offseasonBG631
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