View Full Version : Mike Leach going to Northeastern State in Tahlequah...
pilobolus
9/23/2010, 04:58 PM
according to my cousin.:texan:
badger
9/23/2010, 05:00 PM
Hmm, wouldn't mind Leach in Oklahoma, even if it's for a mid-minor (five billion steps below mid-major)
3 out of 5!
jumperstop
9/23/2010, 05:11 PM
Dumb, Dumb, Dumb....
StoopTroup
9/23/2010, 05:13 PM
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pilobolus
9/23/2010, 06:46 PM
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StoopTroup
9/23/2010, 06:50 PM
WATCH IT KID!
THOSE BASTAGES BITE!
RADsooner
9/24/2010, 02:35 AM
Dean says its 50/50
SicEmBaylor
9/24/2010, 02:37 AM
I'd need more than Leach got paid at Tech to live in Tahlequah.
fwsooner22
9/24/2010, 09:50 AM
New Mexico would have been more fun
47Wins
9/24/2010, 09:42 PM
I'd need more than Leach got paid at Tech to live in Tahlequah.
I'm assuming you've never been to Lubbock
King Barry's Back
9/24/2010, 10:27 PM
Hmm, wouldn't mind Leach in Oklahoma, even if it's for a mid-minor (five billion steps below mid-major)
3 out of 5!
Yeah, but if you want to take NSU from mid-minor to mid-major status, there's no better first step than hiring Mike Leach.
If that happened, I think NSU would probably get more attention than TU, and maybe even more than pre-Pickens OSU.
Leach would never go there in a million years, but God, wouldn't that be fun?
SicEmBaylor
9/24/2010, 10:29 PM
I'm assuming you've never been to Lubbock
Lots of times. Lubbock>Tahlequah.
47Wins
9/25/2010, 09:08 AM
Lots of times. Lubbock>Tahlequah.
Next time you are in Lubbock/Hell drive with your eyes open. If the world needs an enema (and it does) they'll stick it in Lubbock.
texaspokieokie
9/25/2010, 09:28 AM
went to school one semester in t quah & liked it. a very nice little town in
a beautiful area.
Harris County Sooner
9/25/2010, 04:33 PM
It's a paycheck.
pilobolus
9/25/2010, 09:30 PM
I was offered a job at Tech. I chose Tahlequah instead. Sic Em is well known for talking nonsense on a regular basis. Furthermore, as if anyone who would who purposefully spend any time Waco should be taken seriously when discussing a city's virtues or lack thereof.
StoopTroup
9/25/2010, 09:32 PM
My Wife evidently saw this thread as she was shoulder surfing by me and tonight asked me if it was true that Mike was gonna Coach in Talequah. I told her it's true. :D
My Wife evidently saw this thread as she was shoulder surfing by me and tonight asked me if it was true that Mike was gonna Coach in Talequah. I told her it's true. :D
I wish!:)
85sooners
1/11/2011, 07:07 PM
:gary:
Monster Zero
1/11/2011, 07:56 PM
according to my cousin.:texan:
LOL!!! That's a hoot!! Wouldn't Leach fit right in in Talequah? Spek on it's way!!!
Breadburner
1/11/2011, 08:49 PM
I bet Mike Leach has no idea what River-Hawk is....Wait neither does anyone else.......
BudSooner
1/11/2011, 10:29 PM
I'd need more than Leach got paid at Tech to live in Tahlequah.
:mad:
:mad:
Hey BudSooner, I thought Southridge was sinking into the swamp?!?!
;)
jdsooner
1/11/2011, 11:24 PM
No, it's not Tahlequah; it is Tulsa. The Pirate will coach the Golden Hurricane!
BudSooner
1/12/2011, 03:10 AM
Hey BudSooner, I thought Southridge was sinking into the swamp?!?!
;)Nope, still here for now.
:D
I dont know if he is going to work there but he was in Taco Bell last night wearing a Riverhawk cap.
KantoSooner
1/12/2011, 10:17 AM
Lubbock: Rains mud (which is interesting, but not necessarily a 'draw'), filled with not only Texans, but low budget Texans, flat, no trees, no water, effectively a baked pan of red clay, 10 hrs from anything.
Tahlequah: Green and leafy, nice little canoeing river right through downtown, filled with Okies, easy drive to Tulsa, OKC or Fayetteville/Ozarks, lots of lakes nearby, easy access to Norman for gamedays.
Other than ticks in the summer, Tahlequah wins, hands down.
sooner_kaufy
1/12/2011, 02:09 PM
Lubbock: Rains mud (which is interesting, but not necessarily a 'draw'), filled with not only Texans, but low budget Texans, flat, no trees, no water, effectively a baked pan of red clay, 10 hrs from anything.
Tahlequah: Green and leafy, nice little canoeing river right through downtown, filled with Okies, easy drive to Tulsa, OKC or Fayetteville/Ozarks, lots of lakes nearby, easy access to Norman for gamedays.
Other than ticks in the summer, Tahlequah wins, hands down.
I guess the Illinois has changed course a little since I lived there.
Hornkiller
1/12/2011, 05:40 PM
Lubbock: Rains mud (which is interesting, but not necessarily a 'draw'), filled with not only Texans, but low budget Texans, flat, no trees, no water, effectively a baked pan of red clay, 10 hrs from anything.
Tahlequah: Green and leafy, nice little canoeing river right through downtown, filled with Okies, easy drive to Tulsa, OKC or Fayetteville/Ozarks, lots of lakes nearby, easy access to Norman for gamedays.
Other than ticks in the summer, Tahlequah wins, hands down.
Last time I floated the Illinois... it was Green and Leafy. Thanks Tyson and your Chicken Crap...:mad:
85sooners
1/12/2011, 05:58 PM
:pop:
KantoSooner
1/12/2011, 05:59 PM
Okay, it doesn't flow 'through downtown'. Close enough for me, though. And no, it's not the Rio Grande through the Royal Gorge in Colorado. It is a lot cleaner than it's been in several years, however; and quite pleasant. I floated it twice this last summer. Once sober. Enjoyed both a lot.
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