I do believe this is the first time we’ve heard him come out and denounce a rumor. He never did before and stayed…wouldn’t it be cruel injustice for him to deny it and leave. I am certain he won’t, but my brain looks for goofy stuff. I am starting to think, now that he’s number one in Tech wins, that HE thinks he can actually have a pretty cool legacy in Lubbock if he stays the course.

Greatness……meet the Frank Beamer for this Tech. We will have to pay more in the future, let’s not bitch.

Guy hangs around his first head-coaching gig long enough to become Tech’s all time wins-leader, and his name still pops up every winter like he was the mercenary lovechild of Bobby Petrino and Nick Saban. On a more cynical note, I don’t think we need to worry about him leaving until his stock is at least as high as it was last year.

now that my request was granted, thanx coach. Great win on Sat, and congrats to you and your seniors. I also feel vindicated against the assertions some made that my orginal post on this story was inappropriate or some how a figment of my imagination.

Wreck’em

Mike Leach is a Red Raider for life. He understands this. Maybe it is time for the rest of the world to understand this, especially the idiots in the media who would jump on any negative publicity involving Texas Tech, Red Raider athletics, and/or their coaches and players. Leach understands that if he were to leave Tech and accept a head coaching position at another school, he could never match the legacy he has created at Tech, regardless of the school. I anticipate he will remain as long as the Tech regents desire him to stay, which could be another 20-30 years. By then, he will have laid down a legacy encompassing not only Texas Tech, but all of college football in America. I am talking about over 250 wins for his career. That is substantial and we should all be ready for an amazing era of Texas Tech Football to transpire.