Ok, I'm officially done defending Baylor and not judging Briles

Maybe defending isn't the correct terminology


I'm done not hating on Baylor

I guess I just was giving them the benefit of the doubt


Want to believe shite like penn state and fsu is rarer than it is I guess

How the frick are some of these Coaches, Athletic department officials and local law enforcement officers not being investigated? Everything I've heard about so far are just lawsuits. Am I missing something? It seems as though some of the information coming out about coaches tampering with alledged victims, and local police working with AD officials/coaches to keep quiet, would at the very least require a formal investigation.

Keeps getting worse, how about those BMD's, "we don't care about a bunch of rapes you promised us a National Championship".......WOW.


"Thursday's legal filing recounts a meeting that Baylor alumni and donors had with regents, who were unwilling to share more details of the investigation, citing privacy concerns. It states that the regents tried to explain why they couldn't keep people whom they found responsible for Title IX failure because that would not uphold the "mission of the university." It quotes a donor as responding, "If you mention Baylor's mission one more time, I'm going to throw up. ... I was promised a national championship."


The response notes that the regents could no longer "allow Coach Briles' supporters to continue polluting the record" and had a "right and a duty to set the record straight."


"When a college football coach goes 6-7, 5-7, and 5-7 for three consecutive years, no one blinks an eye when the coach is fired. But when at least 17 women report sexual and physical assaults involving at least 19 football players, including allegations of four gang rapes, why is anyone shocked by his dismissal?" it states. "Contrary to some people's belief, Briles was not a 'scapegoat' for the University's larger problems -- he was part of the larger problem.""


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