Damn Wazzou

drt7891

Redshirt
Dec 6, 2010
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Up 15 points with 4 minutes to go and completely blew it. Fumbled 3 times. What a meltdown.
 

drt7891

Redshirt
Dec 6, 2010
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Of course... but the lack of "giving a 17" by Wazzou helped set them up. Congrats for taking advantage to CSU.
 

QuaoarsKing

All-Conference
Mar 11, 2008
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Never seen that before. Wazzu should have just taken a knee every play. Sad day for the Leach fanatics.
 

DawgatAuburn

All-Conference
Apr 25, 2006
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Am I doing this math right?

Second and 10 with 2:00 left and running with a 25 second play clock after the review
Snap it with 1:35 left, kneel it, and it is spotted with 1:30 left, 40 second play clock
Third and 10, snap it with 50 seconds left, kneel it, it is spotted with 45 seconds left, 40 second play clock
Fourth and ten, let it run all the way down to five seconds, and call timeout

At this point you can either punt it or snap it and run backwards to run the clock out.

Zero excuse to lose that game.
 

Hump4Hoops

Redshirt
May 1, 2010
6,611
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It was Miles-esque

The game was won, and everyone knew it but the one man that could un-win it.
 

was21

Senior
May 29, 2007
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If any indication, maybe this will be an entertaining bowl season...just looking for some close games to keep the interest.
 

patdog

Heisman
May 28, 2007
56,848
26,250
113
Was shocked when I saw that. I'd been watching the game but quit with about 4 minutes left and WSU up 15. Couldn't believe they lost. But that's why Mike Leach will never win championships. It's one thing to be able to run on draw plays, but to win big, you've got to be able to run when people know you need to run the ball.
 

DawgatAuburn

All-Conference
Apr 25, 2006
11,008
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It wasn't that they couldn't run Pat, it was that they were too stupid to run the clock.
 

patdog

Heisman
May 28, 2007
56,848
26,250
113
That falls on Leach too. For all the hype he gets, he really didn't do any better at Texas Tech than Spike Dykes did. Dykes had a 57-40-1 conference record and Leach had a 47-33 conference record.
 

Snog

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Aug 21, 2012
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That falls on Leach too. For all the hype he gets, he really didn't do any better at Texas Tech than Spike Dykes did. Dykes had a 57-40-1 conference record and Leach had a 47-33 conference record.

All due respect, how many times did Dykes get em close to 10 wins and a conference championship?
 

Snog

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Aug 21, 2012
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Once.

And faded.

Leach was always a threat.

Dykes was NEVER perceived that way.

Yes, different time, different game. Understood.

Spike Dykes is the definition of mediocre with no chance of a threat.
 

patdog

Heisman
May 28, 2007
56,848
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Spike Dykes is the definition of mediocre with no chance of a threat.
And what do you think Leach was? Consistently pretty good teams, but never a real threat to win a conference title. Never played in the Big 12 title game (only tied for 1st in his division once and got his *** kicked by an SEC team in the bowl game that year). Only finished ranked in the top 15 once and only in the top 25 5 times in 10 seasons.
 
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QuaoarsKing

All-Conference
Mar 11, 2008
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And what do you think Leach was? Consistently pretty good teams, but never a real threat to win a conference title. Never played in the Big 12 title game (only tied for 1st in his division once and got his *** kicked by an SEC team in the bowl game that year). Only finished ranked in the top 15 once and only in the top 25 5 times in 10 seasons.

Before Leach:

YearTeamOverallConferenceStandingBowl/playoffsCoaches[SUP]#[/SUP]AP[SUP]°[/SUP]
Texas Tech Red Raiders (Southwest Conference) <small>(1986–1995)</small>
1986Texas Tech0–1*0–0L Independence
1987Texas Tech6–4–13–3–14th
1988Texas Tech5–64–34th
1989Texas Tech9–35–34thW All-American1619
1990Texas Tech4–73–5T–5th
1991Texas Tech6–55-3T–2nd
1992Texas Tech5–64-3T–2nd
1993Texas Tech6–65-22ndL Sun
1994Texas Tech6–64-3T–2ndL Cotton
1995Texas Tech9–35-2T–2ndW Copper2023
Texas Tech:54–47–138-27-1<small>*Dykes coached bowl game after McWilliams left for Texas.</small>
Texas Tech Red Raiders (Big 12 Conference) <small>(1996–1999)</small>
1996Texas Tech7–55–32ndL Alamo
1997Texas Tech6–55–3T–2nd
1998Texas Tech7–54–43rdL Independence
1999Texas Tech6–55–3T–2nd
Texas Tech:28–2019–13

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Leach:
2000Texas Tech7–63–54th <small>(South)</small>L Galleryfurniture.com
2001Texas Tech7–54–4T–3rd <small>(South)</small>L Alamo
2002Texas Tech9–55–3T–2nd <small>(South)</small>W Tangerine
2003Texas Tech8–54–44th <small>(South)</small>W Houston
2004Texas Tech8–45–3T–3rd <small>(South)</small>W Holiday1718
2005Texas Tech9–36–2T–2nd <small>(South)</small>L Cotton1920
2006Texas Tech8–54–44th <small>(South)</small>W Insight
2007Texas Tech9–44–4T–3rd <small>(South)</small>W Gator2322
2008Texas Tech11–27–1T–1st <small>(South)</small>L Cotton1212
2009Texas Tech8–45–33rd <small>(South)</small>W Alamo*2321
Texas Tech:84–4347–33*<small>Did not coach bowl game.</small>

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After Leach:
2010Texas Tech8–53–55th <small>(South)</small>W TicketCity
2011Texas Tech5–72–79th
2012Texas Tech7–54–5T–5thMeineke Car Care*

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2013Texas Tech7–54–56thTBD Holiday

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Before Leach:

YearTeamOverallConferenceStandingBowl/playoffsCoaches[SUP]#[/SUP]AP[SUP]°[/SUP]
Washington State Cougars (Pacific-10 Conference) <small>(2003–2007)</small>
2003Washington State10–36–22ndW Holiday99
2004Washington State5–63–57th
2005Washington State4–71–7T–8th
2006Washington State6–64–5T–5th
2007Washington State5–73–6T–7th
Washington State:30–2917–25

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2008Washington State2–111–89th
2009Washington State1–110–910th
2010Washington State2–101–810th
2011Washington State4–82–76th <small>(North)</small>
Washington State:9–404–32

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Leach:
2012Washington State3–91–86th <small>(North)</small>
2013Washington State6–74–5T–4th <small>(North)</small>L New Mexico
Washington State:9–165–13

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His record speaks for itself. He's an oustanding coach.