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Posted: Monday, 12 November 2012 6:23AM

Pac-12, WSU To Review Player Abuse Charge



PULLMAN, Wash.  (Metro)  -- Washington State University has asked the Pac-12 conference to investigate claims by a former WSU football player that Coach Mike Leach and his staff have engaged in, quote, "physical, mental and emotional abuse." 

The charge was leveled Saturday by receiver Marquess Wilson in a statement in which he said he was quitting the team. 

Wilson had been suspended for Saturday's game after walking out of a workout. 

WSU President Elson Floyd issued a statement yesterday saying he was asking the school's athletic department as well as the Pac-12 to conduct independent investigations into the allegation.

Coach Leach denied the accusation Saturday, and players asked about the charge either denied it or refused to comment.
 
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