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Squib-Kick It to a Fat Guy

2016

Synopsis

College football coach Mike Leach is known for three things in particular:

1. His teams winning lots of games; 2. Producing offenses that gain bunches of yards and score tons of points; and 3. Speaking his mind and saying things that go far beyond the usual cliche-ridden coachspeak we are accustomed to hearing from his coaching peers. In "Squib-Kick It to a Fat Guy," we get Mike Leach unplugged in the form of hundreds of his most memorable quotes along with a few dozen others thrown in from other sources speaking their minds about Leach, most of it good and some of it not so good. This is Leachspeak at its best. Prepared to be informed, entertained, humored and at times even mystified by Leach and his thought processes as revealed in this delightful collection of unforgettable quotes.

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