Dillon Johnson trolled Mike Leach in his transfer announcement
After thanking God, family, friends, teammates and Mississippi State fans, Johnson turned his attention to the Bulldogs’ coach.
“With that being said, since I am not very tough, and Leach is glad I’m leaving, I will be entering my name into the transfer portal with the hopes of finding a more fit playing environment for me,” Johnson wrote. Johnson, a native of Greenville, Miss., ran for 488 yards and three touchdowns in his third year at Mississippi State.
The junior tailback was vocal about the Bulldogs’ offensive approach after Mississippi State’s 24-22 Egg Bowl win over Mississippi in its regular-season finale. The Bulldogs ran for 97 yards in that game, their highest total since Oct. 8 against Arkansas.Leach, for his part, piloted Mississippi State to an 8-4 record in his third season in Starkville.
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