Squib-Kick It to a Fat Guy...: And 699 More Memorable Quotes from the Playbook of Coach Mike Leach

College football coach Mike Leach is known for three things--winning games, producing offenses that gain yards and score points, and finally, speaking his mind and saying things that go far beyond the cliché-ridden speeches employed by his coaching peers. In Squib-Kick It to a Fat Guy..., Mike Leach is unplugged. Author Alan Burton painstakingly gathered hundreds of his most memorable quotes to offer "Leachspeak" at its best--informative, entertaining, humorous, and even mystifying. Leach fans won't want to miss this delightful, revealing collection of unforgettable quotes.

Author: Alan Burton
Binding Type: Paperback
Publisher: Anarene Books
Published: 06/10/2016
Pages: 252
Weight: 0.92lbs
Size: 8.90h x 6.00w x 0.80d
ISBN: 9780692723074

About the Author
Burton, Alan: - Throughout his thirty-year writing career, Alan Burton has been honored by such organizations as the Associated Press, Texas School Public Relations Association, and Oklahoma College Public Relations Association. A native of Sherman, Texas, Burton is the author of six books. He has thirty-three years of media/communications experience, and has served in various capacities in the field of educational public relations for the past twenty-seven years. Burton is a 1979 graduate of Texas Tech University, where he earned a bachelor of arts in English. He currently serves as special assistant to the president/director of university communications at Southeastern Oklahoma State University. He was director of community relations for the Sherman Independent School District from 1988-99.Switzer, Barry: - In sixteen seasons as head coach at the University of Oklahoma, Barry Switzer and his ground-oriented wishbone offense se numerous records en route to three national championships1974, 1975, 1985. The Hall of Fame coach posted a record of 157-29-4 at OU. In 1996, he guided the Dallas Cowboys to a Super Bowl title. Switzer is one of only three coaches in history to win both a college football national championship and a Super Bowl.