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Texas Tech Wants Mike Leach Back

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19 hours ago, puc86 said:

I have no doubt that our program would be in a better place had we stuck with CJL

We'd still be in the same place, your cesspool of a conference ... but maybe he'd be our Kirk Ferentz. From a rare, on point column by one of the local yokels:

Maybe more programs should be like Iowa. Coach Kirk Ferentz runs a clean program, goes 8-5 every year, occasionally upsets a highly-ranked team, wins a bowl game here and there, and finishes in the top 10 every few years. Shoot, he has been doing that for 20 years now.

It makes you wonder: how in the world does this guy still have a job?

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Recovered from what? lol Levitt averaged 8 wins per season   

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The most amazing part is that we still have people that can’t admit it was a horrible mistake.

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When weighted for inflation that works out to be roughly 24 AAC wins per season.

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How can any one of us here expect @Gatorbull325 to understand about CJL's time here?  As he is wont to point out, he's a Gator first and just thought it would be cool to be a Bulls fan (which I appreciate, don't get me wrong, but the lens of his glasses are just different as a Gator fan).  

Just like a leopard can't change its spots, a Gator fan cannot truly understand what it's like to be first a fan of a still young program like USF.  Nor should we expect him to.  

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22 minutes ago, GaUSFBull said:

How can any one of us here expect @Gatorbull325 to understand about CJL's time here?  As he is wont to point out, he's a Gator first and just thought it would be cool to be a Bulls fan (which I appreciate, don't get me wrong, but the lens of his glasses are just different as a Gator fan).  

Just like a leopard can't change its spots, a Gator fan cannot truly understand what it's like to be first a fan of a still young program like USF.  Nor should we expect him to.  

The name should give it away I guess

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1 hour ago, GaUSFBull said:

How can any one of us here expect @Gatorbull325 to understand about CJL's time here?  As he is wont to point out, he's a Gator first and just thought it would be cool to be a Bulls fan (which I appreciate, don't get me wrong, but the lens of his glasses are just different as a Gator fan).  

Just like a leopard can't change its spots, a Gator fan cannot truly understand what it's like to be first a fan of a still young program like USF.  Nor should we expect him to.  

I totally respect CJL for BUILDING this program and setting the foundation. But as an actual football coach he has a 500. record and USF averaged 8 to 9 wins a season with him. It baffles me how he is held in such high regards as a head coach. I think he is a great defensive coordinator though. 

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4 minutes ago, Gatorbull325 said:

But as an actual football coach he has a 500. record and USF averaged 8 to 9 wins a season with him

Is that even possible?

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Is that even possible?

He must've been coaching in the NFL the whole time. That's news to me.

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And here all this time I thought CJL was 95-57 (.625) while everyone else was 58-53 (.524) with the deaparted being .432 and .490, luckily Strong is holding them up with a falling .708 and Weist has what will always be a record batting a perfect 💯. Now let’s dig into quality wins, quality of opponents, program building, community support and bowl games and victories....

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47 minutes ago, Gatorbull325 said:

I totally respect CJL for BUILDING this program and setting the foundation. But as an actual football coach he has a 500. record and USF averaged 8 to 9 wins a season with him. It baffles me how he is held in such high regards as a head coach. I think he is a great defensive coordinator though. 

You're wrong about the record.  The evidence is there, you just have to look at it objectively, which is impossible extremely hard to do as a fan of a P5 school looking at USF.  

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And here all this time I thought CJL was 95-57 (.625) while everyone else was 58-53 (.524) with the deaparted being .432 and .490, luckily Strong is holding them up with a falling .708 and Weist has what will always be a record batting a perfect 💯. Now let’s dig into quality wins, quality of opponents, program building, community support and bowl games and victories....

Why would you think that?  He has a .500 record ... Gatorbull said so.  

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Has Mike Leach been hired back to Texas Tech yet?  Go Red Raiders!

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5 minutes ago, GaUSFBull said:

You're wrong about the record.  The evidence is there, you just have to look at it objectively, which is impossible extremely hard to do as a fan of a P5 school looking at USF.  

Why would you think that?  He has a .500 record ... Gatorbull said so.  

Because math???

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