Mississippi State Head Coach Mike Leach Ranked Among the SEC’s Most Entertaining Coaches

The SEC has all kinds of faculty soccer coaches, with personalities starting from robust and guarded to full of life and unrestrained.

Saturday Down South not too long ago launched a rating of probably the most entertaining head coaches in SEC soccer, and Mississippi State’s Mike Leach is sort of excessive on that record. Leach is ranked because the second-most entertaining coach within the convention, behind solely his in-state rival Lane Kiffin. 

There is no denying that Leach attracts consideration wherever he goes. 

His Twitter account has almost 398 thousand followers, and he makes use of it to submit every part from MSU information to issues he finds humorous. The Bulldogs’ chief is also referred to as an unimaginable coach to interview: he offers thorough solutions to just about each query he is requested and sometimes makes humorous aspect remarks alongside the way in which. Throughout his time at MSU, Leach has gone viral for sharing his opinions on Halloween sweet, cargo shorts and the School Soccer Playoffs. His regular, mellow character makes the issues he says much more entertaining. 

Leach additionally sometimes exchanges some banter with Ole Miss head coach Kiffin, the convention coach that Saturday Down South considers probably the most entertaining of all. Each coaches use social media successfully and say issues that make nationwide headlines, however Kiffin’s benefits are his willingness to do absolutely anything and his massive wardrobe.

The Magnolia State boasts two of the most well-liked coaches in school soccer, and that development is prone to proceed for not less than just a few extra years. Leach not too long ago acquired a contract extension from MSU, and Kiffin has had a profitable few seasons main the Rebels. 

Listed below are the place the opposite 12 convention coaches are listed on Saturday Down South’s rating of probably the most entertaining head coaches within the SEC.

1. Lane Kiffin, Ole Miss

2. Mike Leach, Mississippi State

3. Shane Beamer, South Carolina

4. Sam Pittman, Arkansas

5. Eli Drinkwitz, Missouri 

6. Jimbo Fisher, Texas A&M

7. Nick Saban, Alabama

8. Kirby Good, Georgia

9. Mark Stoops, Kentucky

10. Josh Heupel, Tennessee

11. Brian Kelly, LSU

12. Bryan Harsin, Auburn

13. Clark Lea, Vanderbilt 

14. Billy Napier, Florida