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Baylor Bears (official thread)

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Not sure how either the B12 or the NCAA doesn't see LOIC here, a severe case of Failure to Monitor in at the least.

http://www.kxxv.com/story/35451084/...e-was-gang-raped-by-multiple-football-players

While Briles’ players were being hyped as celebrities on campus and around Waco, behind the scenes the players engaged in more than just sports. From 2009-2015, Baylor football players were responsible for numerous crimes involving violent physical assault, armed robbery, burglary, drugs, guns, and, notably, the most widespread culture of sexual violence and abuse of women ever reported in a collegiate athletic program. In order to ensure that no one stood in the way of the football program’s growing success, Baylor football coaches developed, enabled, and encouraged a culture within the football program in which players were “above the law.”

Members of the Baylor football program, including Briles and Colin Shillinglaw (“Shillinglaw”), took it upon themselves to “discipline” football players. Additionally, Baylor football coaches deliberately insulated players from being implicated in any wrongdoing. In several instances when football coaches were alerted to player’s misconduct—whether it be rape, dating violence, physical assault, or burglary—the coaches did nothing to investigate the accusations to determine whether their players were responsible. Further, the football coaches never reported instances of player misconduct to anyone outside of the Athletics Department or made sure the players were punished.
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Magua said:
Just when you think it can't get any worse...

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/...lleges-women-were-drugged-gang-raped-on-video
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Re: From the Waco Tribune-Herald:

The plaintiff, who filed the lawsuit as “Jane Doe,” remembers hearing the players yell, “Grab her phone! Delete my numbers and texts!” following the rape in an off-campus apartment with glow-in-the-dark stars on the ceiling, according to the suit.

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According to the suit, the football team had a system of hazing freshman recruits by having them bring freshman females to parties to be drugged and gang raped, “or in the words of the football players, ‘trains’ would be run on the girls.”

Considered a bonding experience by the players, according to the suit, the rapes were also photographed and videotaped, and the plaintiff confirmed that at least one 21-second videotape of two Baylor students being gang raped by football players had circulated.

Yeah, we all know these young wholesome lads that played football at Baylor are presumed innocent until proven guilty; however....

Just WOW, committing a felony is a "bonding experience", bet you didn't know that Baylor had a chapter of the M13 gang did you?
 
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ScriptOhio said:
Re: From the Waco Tribune-Herald:

The plaintiff, who filed the lawsuit as “Jane Doe,” remembers hearing the players yell, “Grab her phone! Delete my numbers and texts!” following the rape in an off-campus apartment with glow-in-the-dark stars on the ceiling, according to the suit.

…

According to the suit, the football team had a system of hazing freshman recruits by having them bring freshman females to parties to be drugged and gang raped, “or in the words of the football players, ‘trains’ would be run on the girls.”

Considered a bonding experience by the players, according to the suit, the rapes were also photographed and videotaped, and the plaintiff confirmed that at least one 21-second videotape of two Baylor students being gang raped by football players had circulated.

Yeah, we all know these young wholesome lads that played football at Baylor are presumed innocent until proven guilty; however....

Just WOW, committing a felony is a "bonding experience", bet you didn't know that Baylor had a chapter of the M13 gang did you?
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