n_huffhines
What's it gonna cost?
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Weren't there interested parties last year, and he signed an extension and got a raise instead of talking to them. Maybe I'm wrong. I figured he would have been gone after last year.
Screwy situation over one apparently lazy ass entitlement mentality player and his whiny daddy. Leach sealed his fate wen he filed a suit to coach. That suit was against his freaking employer. He had a prayer to let the facts come to light had he left it alone. Makes me think the facts are dodgy.
Leach is a loony and the kid just sucks, but the prick here is Ctaig James with his whining about parenting first. His kid was in no danger and clearly believed to be an attitude issue by all the staff. My kid goes that route and he has me to answer to and we'll handleit quietly, mano a mano, with the coach.
Leach was going to bolt at the first decent job he was offered anyway.
I agree with you. He was ready to get out of Lubbock and was actively seeking other jobs. However, the way Tech did this reflects poorly on him as a coach and could jeopardize his ability to be hired as a head coach due to allegations against him...true or not. It took Neuheisel a while to get back in college football as a head coach due to a wrongful termination lawsuit. It would have been better to part ways last year, but with the James allegations, this could hinder Leach's career. I think that is why this is going to be very ugly before it is over.
You forgot to add that Leach has been looking around too, let's not act as if the man was removed from a position where he was perfectly happy.
Can T tech do any better? I doubt it. The bottom line is there was friction between the admin and Leach and he gave them all the reason they needed to let him go. I bet they'll pay Leach some money for it but I'm positive they have taken that into consideration and decided to move forward anyway.
What exactly did the AD and the admin do?
Usually when there is friction it comes from both directions.