[Raider Sam]

If you go to the link and watch the video, you will see the tamest locker room coach in all of college football. But ESPN is using this film, released by the University of Texas' media site to try and take down Leach (who due to a gag order on his trial, cant comment).

Any other questions on ESPN bias?

[pnh102]

So they fired this guy for doing his job?

[ilgipper]

ESPN sucks. I wish there was a decent alternative.

[IYAS9YAS]

I got worse than that from my baseball coach when I was 12 or 13. The guy was a great coach. We worked hard for him, but he also knew when we were slacking.

If we slacked too much, after the game he'd chew us new ones, usually right after asking the moms to leave (dads could stay, of course).

[newheart]

If that is as bad as Leach got we would have to fire every college coach in America. For that matter, every high school and middle school coach and most of the little leaguers. Good grief. I’ve been in locker rooms where that level of intensity would have elicited snores.

[OKSooner]

" But ESPN is using this film, released by the University of Texas' media site to try and take down Leach..."

Say what?

I'll spare you my opinion of this deal 'cause it doesn't really matter anyway.

I'll say that I haven't watched this video and I'm not going to.

If it's true that another school, particularly another school in the conference is working behind the scenes in this deal then things have gotten way out of hand in the conference.

I've heard people say that some in the conference are more equal than others. I started wondering about it myself at last season's championship game. (Again, trying to keep my opinion out of it 'cause it doesn't matter and my team wasn't in it anyway.)

Now this. If it's true it's just dirty.

[Ted]

UT media site - WRONG. Orangebloods.com is a fan site. Bottom of their front page says “This website is an officially and independently operated source of news and information not affiliated with any school or team.”

Why would you say this was “released by the University of Texas’ media site”? Try dbl-checking your facts next time.