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Mark May has blown way more dudes than that!
I think the at Pitt qualifier may make our statements congruent.
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Mark May has blown way more dudes than that!
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At least one player is no longer part of the football team and university in part because of the review. Defensive tackle Jeremy Faulk, who played at Garden City (Kansas) Community College and at Florida Atlantic University, told Outside the Lines that he was questioned by Baylor coaches on June 1 about an incident he was involved in at Florida Atlantic. He said he was also questioned about an alleged sexual assault that may have occurred in April on the Baylor campus, when he was on the Baylor team. No charges were filed in either case; Faulk, who denies sexually assaulting anyone, said he's never been asked by police to discuss the alleged April incident.
Faulk's departure has angered Jeff Sims, a former assistant at Florida Atlantic and the former head coach at Garden City. Sims, who coached Faulk at both schools, says Baylor is trying to rid itself of anyone who has had an allegation made against him, true or not. And he's disturbed by something he said new Baylor interim coach Jim Grobe told him when he called to ask why Faulk's status on the team was in jeopardy over the alleged April incident.
"Grobe says to me, 'Listen, if he just leaves, he can go on, and we won't stop him from playing anywhere, and this investigation will stop.'" Flabbergasted at the notion a sexual assault investigation might disappear if an accused player were to leave the team, Sims said he pressed Grobe, but Grobe struggled to be more specific before implying that Baylor administrators had made him remove the player from the team.
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Shouldn't Grobe be removed if this is true?
I know ESPN has made loads of poor decisions, but I don't think they will defend anything here. This problem is way beyond the typical ESPN bullshit.No. Because according to ESPN, this was the right hire for the situation and showed that winning wasn't as important as doing the right thing.
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I know ESPN has made loads of poor decisions, but I don't think they will defend anything here. This problem is way beyond the typical ESPN bull[Mark May].
Muck, you may end up being right regarding where this ends up v Penn State, but right now the Stanford rape case is keeping the focus off the story unlike the unrelenting months of coverage at Penn State. The news value of Art Briles and Baylor v Paterno and Penn State only adds to the diminished coverage.
Brock Turner's assault was stopped by two Stanford students who then restrained him until police arrived. The University quickly banned him from campus (he withdrew from school before his disciplinary hearing). He was subsequently tried & convicted of three felonies. He will be required to register as a sex offender for the rest of his life.
People out for blood can be upset that his prison sentence wasn't longer but the case shouldn't be in the same discussion with those at schools that have attempted to hide sexual assault & rape cases of athletes.
I hear you, but the news focus is on that case, not Briles and Baylor.Brock Turner's assault was stopped by two Stanford students who then restrained him until police arrived. The University quickly banned him from campus (he withdrew from school before his disciplinary hearing). He was subsequently tried & convicted of three felonies. He will be required to register as a sex offender for the rest of his life.
People out for blood can be upset that his prison sentence wasn't longer but the case shouldn't be in the same discussion with those at schools that have attempted to hide sexual assault & rape cases of athletes.
Opening the door for the triumphant return of Art Briles!
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http://www.si.com/college-football/2016/06/13/baylor-sexual-assault-art-briles-suspensionThe Baylor board of regents will vote Monday on whether to hand football coach Art Briles a one-year suspension rather than terminate him from the program, reports Chip Brown of Horns Digest.
Just seriously fucking wrong on so many levels....Wow, I had to double check to make sure that wasn't an Onion article.