This petition is a call for the resignation of Gerald Myers. Gerald Myers has served Texas Tech Admirably for many years. However, the recent events involving the suspension of Mike Leach have tarnished the name of Texas Tech University. This situation has spun out of control and, I believe the university needs a fresh start at Athletic Director.
The petition has now surpassed one thousand signatures. This number demonstrates a clear public interest in the current leadership situation at the university.
Reached 1,000 supporters
December 30, 2009
December 30, 2009
The momentum behind this call for a fresh start at Texas Tech is undeniable. It is clear that many people share the view that our university needs new leadership to restore its reputation.
Reached 100 supporters
December 30, 2009
6 Comments
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Kevin Klein
16 years ago
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He just doesnt get it. Texas Tech deserves better than this mess.
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Lisa Simmons
16 years ago
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TOTAL JOKE. Leach put us on the map and Myers ruined it. RESIGN NOW.
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Mike Lambert
16 years ago
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Wreck em! Get him out of there.
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Travis Alvarez
16 years ago
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Enough is enough. The way Leach was treated was a complete embarrassment to the school. Myers needs to go.
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Jason Doyle
16 years ago
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This whole thing is a disaster. How do you fire a coach like that? My season tickets are done until the AD is gone.
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Sarah Ryan
16 years ago
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gerald myers has lost the trust of the students and the fans. time for a change at the top.
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This petition is a call for the resignation of Gerald Myers. Gerald Myers has served Texas Tech Admirably for many years. However, the recent events involving the suspension of Mike Leach have tarnished the name of Texas Tech University. This situation has spun out of control and, I believe the university needs a fresh start at Athletic Director.
The petition has now surpassed one thousand signatures. This number demonstrates a clear public interest in the current leadership situation at the university.
Reached 1,000 supporters
December 30, 2009
December 30, 2009
The momentum behind this call for a fresh start at Texas Tech is undeniable. It is clear that many people share the view that our university needs new leadership to restore its reputation.
Reached 100 supporters
December 30, 2009
6 Comments
K
Kevin Klein
16 years ago
Featured
He just doesnt get it. Texas Tech deserves better than this mess.
L
Lisa Simmons
16 years ago
Featured
TOTAL JOKE. Leach put us on the map and Myers ruined it. RESIGN NOW.
M
Mike Lambert
16 years ago
Featured
Wreck em! Get him out of there.
T
Travis Alvarez
16 years ago
Featured
Enough is enough. The way Leach was treated was a complete embarrassment to the school. Myers needs to go.
J
Jason Doyle
16 years ago
Featured
This whole thing is a disaster. How do you fire a coach like that? My season tickets are done until the AD is gone.
S
Sarah Ryan
16 years ago
Featured
gerald myers has lost the trust of the students and the fans. time for a change at the top.
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He just doesnt get it. Texas Tech deserves better than this mess.