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re: Ms ST... Hang in there, getting very close
Posted on 9/26/21 at 10:43 am to Jjdoc
Posted on 9/26/21 at 10:43 am to Jjdoc
K, sounds great
Leach is what he is. His offense is what it is, and hasn't changed in 10+ years. He'll win a few wild ones, lose a few weird ones and lose most every game they play against top 10 level teams like he did at Texas Tech and Wazzu.
He's lost less than 4 games 3 times in 20 seasons and he's now in the toughest and deepest division in college football history. He'll go 6-6/7-5 most of the time. And that may be fine, I dunno, but expecting more than that is setting yourself up for disappointment.
Leach is what he is. His offense is what it is, and hasn't changed in 10+ years. He'll win a few wild ones, lose a few weird ones and lose most every game they play against top 10 level teams like he did at Texas Tech and Wazzu.
He's lost less than 4 games 3 times in 20 seasons and he's now in the toughest and deepest division in college football history. He'll go 6-6/7-5 most of the time. And that may be fine, I dunno, but expecting more than that is setting yourself up for disappointment.
This post was edited on 9/26/21 at 10:47 am
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Posted on 9/26/21 at 11:01 am to SummerOfGeorge
2000 Texas Tech 7–6
2001 Texas Tech 7–5
2002 Texas Tech 9–5
2003 Texas Tech 8–5
2004 Texas Tech 8–4
2005 Texas Tech 9–3
2006 Texas Tech 8–5
2007 Texas Tech 9–4
2008 Texas Tech 11–2
2009 Texas Tech 8–4
That's with way worse talent than everybody. I only see 2 7 win seasons, and zero 6 win seasons.
2012 Washington State 3–9
2013 Washington State 6–7
2014 Washington State 3–9
2015 Washington State 9–4
2016 Washington State 8–5
2017 Washington State 9–4
2018 Washington State 11–2
2019 Washington State 6–7
Again... doing way more with WAY less.
None of those are MSU who consistently has an above average to great defense.
MSU did not just happen into WRs. He trains them. He's never had this many 4 stars on a team he has coached. Never. And they are all young.
Sawyer Robinson is MSU's highest rated QB ever. He went to State to play for Leach. The kid threw for over 12,000 yards in HS.
The argument of Leach has never faced SEC talent is one of complete ignorance. Leach himself now has SEC talent.
2001 Texas Tech 7–5
2002 Texas Tech 9–5
2003 Texas Tech 8–5
2004 Texas Tech 8–4
2005 Texas Tech 9–3
2006 Texas Tech 8–5
2007 Texas Tech 9–4
2008 Texas Tech 11–2
2009 Texas Tech 8–4
That's with way worse talent than everybody. I only see 2 7 win seasons, and zero 6 win seasons.
2012 Washington State 3–9
2013 Washington State 6–7
2014 Washington State 3–9
2015 Washington State 9–4
2016 Washington State 8–5
2017 Washington State 9–4
2018 Washington State 11–2
2019 Washington State 6–7
Again... doing way more with WAY less.
None of those are MSU who consistently has an above average to great defense.
MSU did not just happen into WRs. He trains them. He's never had this many 4 stars on a team he has coached. Never. And they are all young.
Sawyer Robinson is MSU's highest rated QB ever. He went to State to play for Leach. The kid threw for over 12,000 yards in HS.
The argument of Leach has never faced SEC talent is one of complete ignorance. Leach himself now has SEC talent.
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