Burnt Orange Nation, a Texas Longhorns community

Can one or more of you lawyer types please explain why Texas Tech is immune to contract dispute suits? This doesn't make any damn sense. Doesn't this set a precedent that any coach of a state school (at least in Texas) can be fired "for cause" without any cause? And how does this law get passed? "Oh and the state is immune to being held responsible for anything we say we'll do." PLUS the defendants are all "I can't believe he put that kid in that shed! Can you believe it? In a shed! With a concussion!" Even after Leach's case clearly states that Adam James has gone on record saying that Leach didn't do anything wrong.

I didn't see it around here, so here you go. I'm sure that was an awkward interview for Davis since his colleague is Craig James.

I prefer Muschamp's Take: "I liken it to holding. If they call it, it's holding. If they don't call it, it's not. They didn't call it." So there was nothing wrong with Kindle's hit? "Nothing. Great hit," Muschamp said.

Leach on the Somali pirate situation: "Me personally, I'd rather give the Navy Seals a weekend and just let them have their fun. Plus, it could be a valuable training exercise for them." Gold.

Probably more of a bargaining chip than anything, although it'd be kinda nice to see the Renaissance Man as a thorn in Pete Carroll's program. Yeah, not gonna happen.

I am a big fan of Mike Leach, but he is dead wrong here. Leach believes that Texas Tech, victims of a 44 point drubbing on national TV last week should be the highest ranked 1 loss team (After Oklahoma who he ranked above Alabama in the coach's poll). "When asked if he thought Tech should remain above Texas, Florida, Southern Cal and Penn State, he said, "Throw them all in there. We should be the top-rated one-loss team.''"