Yup but he also is good for at least one inexplicable win AND an inexplicable loss every year. You will look at his schedule and wonder how the heck did he win that one AND how the heck did he lose that one?Leach is the most interesting , and overrated, coach in college football
Kinda like Gus; he has a 60% win percentage. Nowadays; that gets you $ 5 Million a year; in Starkville.Yup but he also is good for at least one inexplicable win AND an inexplicable loss every year. You will look at his schedule and wonder how the heck did he win that one AND how the heck did he lose that one?
It was an air-conditioned electrical closet, and he wasn't even locked in (though that was the story) - he let himself out.Plus if I recall the "shed" was just a small air conditioned building with no windows
I don't want to see him at Bama, but having him in the SEC is a dream come true for me.Yup but he also is good for at least one inexplicable win AND an inexplicable loss every year. You will look at his schedule and wonder how the heck did he win that one AND how the heck did he lose that one?
He is one of a kind. In a good way.
I always thought Leach needed to be in the SEC. Since Spurrier retired, we really lacked a coach good at one-liners and jokes.
I watched this yesterday. I kept wondering if he was spitting chewing tobacco into his cup, sniffing the cup, or if it was coffee he was trying to cool off in the cup. Then, after awhile, he actually drank from the cup. He is one interesting person, that is for sure.2nd Q, Leach answers that some of his guys are scared of the Alabama jersey.
4:00 minute mark: Q about the bye week
A: 2 min ramble about riding in the station wagon, getting a toy dinosaur at the gas station. Leading to evolution of T-Rex arms compared to his guys not using their hands.
Not using the hands was a big theme tonight for him
I think this everytime I see that sweatshirt. I sent a photo of Belushi to my MSU buds just this morning. I guess I'm not the only one that thinks this.