LUBBOCK, Texas (AP) — An attorney for former Texas Tech coach Mike Leach says his case against the school is “substantially stronger” following depositions about whether he mistreated a player with a concussion.
Attorney Paul Dobrowski cited testimony behind closed doors from school Chancellor Kent Hance and a university attorney on Friday. He says they confirmed Leach’s contention that ESPN analyst Craig James wanted the coach fired when he complained about the way his son was treated.
Leach testified under oath for about 512 hours Friday.
The university fired Leach on Dec. 30. The former coach has denied mistreating receiver Adam James after the player was sidelined with a concussion.
