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Mike Leach's New Lawyer May Go After Craig James For False Statements Under Oath

Found January 23, 2012 on Awful Announcing: Yardbarker Blogger Network
PLAYERS: Mike Leach
TEAMS: Arizona Cardinals,  Washington State Cougars,  Texas Tech Red Raiders

As the US Senate campaign for former disgraced ESPN analyst Craig James goes nowhere, he may even have worse news to deal with thanks to his old friend Mike Leach. The new Washington State head coach has retained the services of a new lawyer, Stephen D. Heninger. And Heninger has come out with all guns blazing at Candidate James. A press release from Leach's lawyer indicates that James made conflicting statements and lied under oath, thereby committing perjury. The conflicting statements revolve around whether or not James used his power at ESPN to get Mike Leach fired... "On December 12, 2011, Craig James signed a sworn Petition concerned with two books that recount the firing of Texas Tech coach, Mike Leach, in December 2009 regarding events between Leach and James' son (Adam James) who was a football player on that team at the time. This latest sworn Petition states that James was not responsible for Leach's firing. These sworn statements are in stark confl...
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