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So, would that amount to Joesus telling his superiors at PedState that his assistant was raping children in their showers, and the FAX & EVIDENTS are that he fulfilled his duty?
Anyway,
right there with you.
I meant just in terms of his being entitled to get paid under his contract with Baylor. His moral responsibility to the students of Baylor or humanity in general is a whole other thing.
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Hopefully the details are Briles has to get raped by every Baylor football player who has been accused, the ones with STDs going first, in front of all of the victims [PEDSTATE]or whatever you call them[/PEDSTATE]. Then the victims get to rape Briles and the football players with splintered broom handles.
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Oops. I left that part out. I just assumed he would die from the rapings. Yeah, his family loses the dirty money.
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Some of the local guys where going back and forth a bit hyperbolically saying with the title IX and possibly feds involved the Uni might go broke and end up being a community college... doubt it would happen but if its bad as people say then i'd love to see that happen as threat to other uni's
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So, would that amount to Joesus telling his superiors at PedState that his assistant was raping children in their showers, and the FAX & EVIDENTS are that he fulfilled his duty?
Anyway,
right there with you.
It's important to note that we're strictly speaking of his legal obligations.
Not what a piece of shit you'd have to be to coverup rape of women or children regardless of legal responsibility.
In Joesus' case I think it's also further complicated by the fact that Sandusky is his employee. And he gave Sandusky atypical access to his facilities despite knowing he was a pedofile.
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ScriptOhio
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Art Briles reportedly reaches contract settlement with Baylor
Though Art Briles will not coach for Baylor again — as it appears as of this moment — the school and its former coach have not yet officially parted ways. There are details still to be ironed out. Forty million of them, to be exact.
Considering Baylor’s status as a private university and the clandestine nature in which it does business, it’s unclear at this time if we’ll ever know how much Baylor will pay Briles not to coach. Reports pegged the target number Baylor was hoping to pay around $20 million.
Entire article: http://collegefootballtalk.nbcsport...edly-reaches-contract-settlement-with-baylor/
Though Art Briles will not coach for Baylor again — as it appears as of this moment — the school and its former coach have not yet officially parted ways. There are details still to be ironed out. Forty million of them, to be exact.
Considering Baylor’s status as a private university and the clandestine nature in which it does business, it’s unclear at this time if we’ll ever know how much Baylor will pay Briles not to coach. Reports pegged the target number Baylor was hoping to pay around $20 million.
Entire article: http://collegefootballtalk.nbcsport...edly-reaches-contract-settlement-with-baylor/
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you know, this doesn't even really bother me that much to be honest. It's a negotiated settlement between two parties that had a contract. If Baylor was 100% in the clear they wouldn't have paid him a dime.
I read this as more of a self indictment by Baylor that they were more complicit in this than they want publicly acknowledged. To the tune of about $15MM complicit it would appear which, again reading tea leaves here, seems like he maybe had a little on them but not a lot.
Not commenting on my personal wish to see Briles turked by a syphilitic bear or to see Baylor burnt to the ground. Just that I don't see this as an indictment of the legal system so much as 2 scumbag parties doing business.
I read this as more of a self indictment by Baylor that they were more complicit in this than they want publicly acknowledged. To the tune of about $15MM complicit it would appear which, again reading tea leaves here, seems like he maybe had a little on them but not a lot.
Not commenting on my personal wish to see Briles turked by a syphilitic bear or to see Baylor burnt to the ground. Just that I don't see this as an indictment of the legal system so much as 2 scumbag parties doing business.
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cincibuck
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Jax, I know that what you wrote is legally correct. And because, like Notre Dame, it's a private institution, and because they settled out of court, the public will have no access to documents. And if they can reach agreements with the victims they can keep much of what happened out of the news. And if they can do that, this case will be turned into "blame the victims" who "ruined a great coach and a great program."
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