
Mike Leach again questions ASU's signal-stealing
Washington State coach Mike Leach is known to give quality quotes and on Monday he didn't disappoint in leading up to Saturday's game against ASU at Sun Devil Stadium.
This, of course, is not the first time Leach has questioned the integrity of coach Todd Graham's program.
A few days ahead of last year's meeting between the two teams Mike Leach said the Pac-12 should open an investigation into allegations of the Sun Devils stealing signals.
"I mean, you've got two straight schools with concerns over it, back-to-back, and they have a reputation for it that extends beyond that," Leach said then. "The conference probably ought to investigate them and see what they're doing, make sure nothing is illegal."
Those Leach comments came on the heels of Oregon taking extreme measures to keep Graham's team from gaining such an advantage.
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Graham, for his part, last year said his team steals signals but does so in above-board ways.
Graham on Tuesday responded to Leach's latest claims and reiterated last year's message.
