Remember that whole Arizona State signal-stealing controversy a year ago? Washington State coach Mike Leach certainly does.For about three weeks last season, ASU coach Todd Graham came under fire amid accusations of stealing signs. Its a legal practice, and several Pac-12 coaches actually came to Grahams defense, either praising the practice or saying its on each coach to protect his signals.Leach, however, said the Pac-12 should launch an investigation. A year later, its still a legal practice, and there was no investigation. But as Leachs Cougars (4-2, 3-0) prepare to travel to Arizona State (5-2, 2-2) on Saturday, Leach continues to go after the ASU coaching staff.I think they still steal signs, and well have to keep an eye on that, Leach said during his Monday meeting with the media. That is a very unsavory practice they have, so well have to do what we can to defend against it.When the accusations were flung last season -- remember Oregon protecting signals with giant white sheets? -- Graham defended the practice, saying: Do we steal signals? Yeah, we do. Do people steal our signals? Yeah, they do. Its our responsibility to make sure our signals are safe.Last years controversy was prompted when Utah players first made the accusations against Arizona State, followed by similar intimations from Oregon coaches. Its worth noting this is the first time this season that ASU has been accused of stealing signs.Leach took it to a new level on Monday, though, saying he has heard rumors of microphones and cameras.They have a whole command center, he said.For what its worth, Leach & Co. got the better of the Sun Devils last season, winning 38-24. And he even did a bit of trolling after the game. 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To actually win this at my age, lucky enough to get this horse here, its pretty emotional for all concerned on my team.Skelton, also the oldest gold medalist at the Rio Games so far, topped Klaus Balkenhol of Germany who was 56 when he won gold in team dressage at the 1996 Atlanta Games. Skelton also became Britains second-oldest gold winner, just behind Joshua Millner, who won a shooting gold in 1908 at the age of 61.I think this really for me finishes, caps my career to be honest, Skelton said. Ive been in the sport a long, long time and to win this now at my age, Im so happy and its amazing. Its amazing.Peder Fredricson of Sweden won the silver medal with a clean ride but finished the Olympic Equestrian Course in 43.35 seconds.Eric Lamaze of Canada took bronze. The 2008 gold medalist caught a rail late in his round but finished in 42.09 to earn a medal.Nick was very quick and forced us, forced all the riders, to go at a speed that was a little uncomfortable, Lamaze saidd.dddddddddddd Having jumped so many rounds already, the horses are a little tired, and he put the pressure. He made us chase him, and thats where the faults came from the other riders as well.Defending champ Steve Guerdat of Switzerland finished fourth followed by Kent Farrington of the U.S. and Sheik Ali Al Thani of Qatar.Not only has Skelton dealt with his own list of injuries, his horse hadnt won since a grand prix event in Aachen in 2013. Skelton and his race team had been nursing the stallion through lingering injuries since then and raced so little that Skelton isnt ranked high enough to qualify for other big events.But Skelton, who finished fifth in this event after winning a team gold medal in the 2012 London Games, had Big Star ready to go Friday. 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