Hello and welcome to mind of Micah today on the program. It's the return of Micah's

re of the week. The untold story of Mike Leach's lost OU play script that fooled Texas.

In part one, I offered some reflections on Leach as a coach, as a man, and the legacy

that he leaves behind after his untimely death at 61 years old. Sad. Anyway, I will read from

the piece we started at last last time, but I will restart because there's just a couple

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Micah Leach's lost OU play script that fooled Texas. Few rivalries in sport fuel as much

hostility and pressure to win like college football's annual red river showdown between

Texas and Oklahoma. As we mentioned, during pregame warm-ups of that year's red river

showdown in 1999, an underhanded script outlining OU's opening offensive plays was spotted

on the field by one of Texas student assistants who scooped it up and took it along horned

defense coordinator Cargo Reese. We were trying to figure out if it was authentic, Reese

said, we were in a state of can you believe this? They shouldn't have. It was fake. Part

of that plot hatched by leech the sooner's offensive coordinator and consulted by the

long horns who quickly fell behind 17 nothing before realizing they'd been duped. That

does sound like Mike says former UT coach Mac Brown unaware of the script at the time.

I do know this offensive coordinators are so careful with those scripts. They wouldn't

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