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Tough transition here, Steven A. Good morning everyone. We have some very sad news to

get into in the college football world. That's where we're going to begin this morning.

Paul Fine will be with us in just moments. Mrs. A. Be State football coach.

Mike Leach died Monday night after complications related to a heart condition. The school

announced he was 61. Leach suffered what the university initially described in a news

release as a personal health issue at his home in Starkville on Sunday, which required him

to be airlifted to the University of Mississippi Medical Center in Jackson about 125 miles from

Mississippi State. Paul Fine vom with us now. Paul, thank you so much for being with us

this morning. Obviously, very sad news. Your reaction to all of this in what Mike Leach

meant to the game of football?

All he would he meant was that he was one of the most innovative coaches I think we have

ever seen. He took how mummies air raid and perfected it to such a degree that you're

seeing it literally everywhere in both college and pro football. You look around Lincoln

Riley has produced three of the last six hymen winners. Cliff Kingsbury played for Mike,

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