Must have inadvertently clicked on the close comments link. My bad…

for him to stay in the conversation. When he lands a job, look out.

I feel an article like this highlights exactly how rediculous it was for Texas Tech to have even considered releasing Leach, much less using a totally bogus reason to do so. I agree that when he returns to coaching, and he will, he has educated himself even more to enable him to become an even better and smarter coach. He will make some school relevant for the next 20 years if one will simply give him that chance. Of course, to do so, he must be working for some honest people and not a bunch of thieves.

Read…..would love to run into him when I’m there in December…..

I found this in the LAJ:
<http://lubbockonline.com/local-news/2011-05-25/jury-finds-against-texas-tech-employee-case>

A jury decided Texas Tech should pay a former professor more than $500,000 for discriminating against him because he is deaf.

Maybe Leach has a chance afterall. It appears he is not the only one to be released without an actual just cause.

I also went back and re-read the profile from 2005. I hadn’t heard the Lubbock roller-blading story before! One of my favorite things about Leach is that he’s different and he doesn’t care who knows it.

The bit about Bennie Wylie made me regret that he’s not still on our coaching staff.

But the recent article was really interesting and well-written and I hope we see Coach Leach back in CFB sometime soon.