Mike Leach passed away Tuesday December 13 - RIP

[Chechem]

 

[N.AL-Tider]

Man!  I hate that.      for his family and friends...

[ricky023]

RIP Coach Mike Leach. God strengthen his family. RTR!

[2Stater]

The PF show the last 2 days was totally dedicated to Mike Leach, and the SEC Network had a tribute to him last night. Coach Leach was very well thought of.

RIP Coach.

[Hannibal Lecter, MD]

Lincoln Riley was hired by Leach as an assistant coach in the early 2000s. Leach was the head coach at Texas Tech back then. One day, Riley overheard a phone conversation that Leach was having, and Riley told The Players Tribune it went like this:

"He (Leach) picked it up (the phone) and said, ‘Hey, how’s it going?’ And then he listened for a second and asked, ‘Where ya calling from?’ He kept talking on the phone and I eventually sort of tuned out. Now, a short phone conversation for Leach is an hour. So he was talking about this and that, and I was kind of hunkered down working on my own stuff.

"At some point, the call got dropped. They must have lost reception. Coach said, 'Can you hear me? Are you there?' He hung up his old flip phone, swung it back open and redialed. He said, ‘Hey, sorry I lost you.’ And then they resumed their conversation for another 30 minutes or so before coach finally hung up.

"After he was done, we started talking and I said, ‘Hey Coach, who was that on the phone?’ And he said, ‘Oh, they had the wrong number.'”

[2Stater]

Lincoln Riley was hired by Leach as an assistant coach in the early 2000s. Leach was the head coach at Texas Tech back then. One day, Riley overheard a phone conversation that Leach was having, and Riley told The Players Tribune it went like this:

"He (Leach) picked it up (the phone) and said, ‘Hey, how’s it going?’ And then he listened for a second and asked, ‘Where ya calling from?’ He kept talking on the phone and I eventually sort of tuned out. Now, a short phone conversation for Leach is an hour. So he was talking about this and that, and I was kind of hunkered down working on my own stuff.

"At some point, the call got dropped. They must have lost reception. Coach said, 'Can you hear me? Are you there?' He hung up his old flip phone, swung it back open and redialed. He said, ‘Hey, sorry I lost you.’ And then they resumed their conversation for another 30 minutes or so before coach finally hung up.

"After he was done, we started talking and I said, ‘Hey Coach, who was that on the phone?’ And he said, ‘Oh, they had the wrong number.'”

  I saw this one yesterday. Probably my favorite story about Leach.

[ricky023]

Lincoln Riley was hired by Leach as an assistant coach in the early 2000s. Leach was the head coach at Texas Tech back then. One day, Riley overheard a phone conversation that Leach was having, and Riley told The Players Tribune it went like this:

"He (Leach) picked it up (the phone) and said, ‘Hey, how’s it going?’ And then he listened for a second and asked, ‘Where ya calling from?’ He kept talking on the phone and I eventually sort of tuned out. Now, a short phone conversation for Leach is an hour. So he was talking about this and that, and I was kind of hunkered down working on my own stuff.

"At some point, the call got dropped. They must have lost reception. Coach said, 'Can you hear me? Are you there?' He hung up his old flip phone, swung it back open and redialed. He said, ‘Hey, sorry I lost you.’ And then they resumed their conversation for another 30 minutes or so before coach finally hung up.

"After he was done, we started talking and I said, ‘Hey Coach, who was that on the phone?’ And he said, ‘Oh, they had the wrong number.'”

  I saw this one yesterday. Probably my favorite story about Leach.

Reminds me of CNS. In other words it ain't none of your business. RTR!

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