When head coach, Brian Kelly, was at Cincinnati, most considered him an offensive genius. It may have been a bit premature for him to be compared to guys such as Rich Rodriguez and Mike Leach, but he was quickly building that type of résumé. Show More Summary
Washington State head coach Mike Leach is probably one of the quirkiest coaches I have ever talked to but then again, most geniuses are quirky. I don't know what Mike Leach's IQ is—I'm betting it's way up there—and I'm not a coach, but this question begs to be asked. Show More Summary
Washington State head coach Mike Leach has taken some lumps over the past few years. There was that mess at Texas Tech in 2009, where he was dismissed for insubordination because he reportedly refused to apologize to Adam James—the son of then-ESPN college football analyst Craig James—after abuse allegations surfaced. Show More Summary
After a thorough investigation, the Pac-12 decided to clear Washington State head coach Mike Leach of any wrongdoing regarding abuse allegations. Chris Daniels of King TV reported the news via Twitter: BREAKING: Pac-12 Investigation clears #WSU, Head Coach Mike Leach and staff of Abuse Allegations. Show More Summary
"There are no signs of abuse," Washington State University athletic director Bill Moos told reporters last month, after the school had concluded an internal investigation into claims that football coach Mike Leach and his staff had mistreated players in his debut season there. Show More Summary
What does a college football coach do in order to celebrate escaping allegations of abusing his players? He heads to Key West, throws on some cargo shorts and a nice pair of sandals, and chills the fuck out. More »
Washington State University announced today that an internal review had cleared football coach Mike Leach and his staff of any misconduct. Last month, star wide receiver Marquess Wilson was suspended for violating team rules, after which he quit the team and released a public letter alleging that coaches had abused players during the season. More »
Following allegations that came out earlier this month stating that he mistreated his players, Washington State head coach Mike Leach was feeling the heat going into an in-state rivalry game with Washington on Friday. The Cougars may have cooled hot-seat talk with a 31-28 OT win over the 25th-ranked Huskies, but Leach's job isn't completely safe. Show More Summary
Bonus Fat Guy Interception as well.
Marquess Wilson, Washington State's leading receiver and former All-American, is walking away from the team, and his departure is causing quite the disturbance. Upon making his decision, the junior receiver issued a statement that can be read in its entirety at the Visalia Times Delta. Show More Summary
Just hours before Washington State took to the field to play the UCLA Bruins in Pullman, Wash., a public release of then-receiver Marquess Wilson's allegations of abuse by head coach Mike Leach and his staff was set afloat on the Internet. Show More Summary
Marquess Wilson, a junior wide receiver at Washington State University, left the team this weekend claiming he and his teammates have been abused by Mike Leach and his coaching staff, according to the Visalia Times Delta. Leach had suspended...Show More Summary
Marquess Wilson, suspended indefinitely from an underperforming Washington State team by head coach Mike Leach this past week, is leaving the team. He was second-team All-American last year and tops the Cougars' all-time receiving yards list. Show More Summary
Washington State wide receiver Marquess Wilson has reportedly left the football program because of abuse by head coach Mike Leach and his staff. Wilson was suspended this past week “for an unspecified violation of team rules,” according to the Associated Press (via ESPN). Show More Summary
It has been nearly three years since former Texas Tech head coach Mike Leach was fired from the university for inappropriate treatment of former player Adam James. What happened on Saturday with current head coach Tommy Tuberville certainly brought back memories for Texas Tech fans and other members of the program. Show More Summary
At Wazzu, Mike Leach has aimed to replicate the under-the-radar success he had at Texas Tech. Maybe not so unpredictably, that hasn’t quite happened: The Cougars are 2-7
Every morning, the fine folks at Sports Radio Interviews sift through the a.m. drive-time chatter to bring you the best interviews with coaches, players, and personalities across the sports landscape. Today: WSU has banned players from tweeting. More »
Washington State football coach Mike Leach has banned his Cougars from tweeting. And not only that, he's soliciting enforcement help from fans and media. “Twitter’s now banned around here, so don’t expect anything on Twitter,” he told the Spokane, Wash., Spokesman-Review. Show More Summary
The notorious Washington State University football coach has banned his players from using Twitter.
After a disappointing 2-4 start and comments that compare many of his players to “dead corpses,” is Washington State Cougars head football coach Mike Leach already wearing out his welcome in his first year as the school’s new signal caller? Leach was already a controversial hire following his tumultuous time as head coach of the [...]