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And the coaches association actually thought it would be a good idea to invite Briles to speak. After the inevitable outrage, they backed out and are sorry for.................themselves. Man, it's shit like this that makes it really hard to be a foosball fan sometimes. A few a-holes show up to defend Briles but for the most part the replies to the tweet are solid.

 
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And the coaches association actually thought it would be a good idea to invite Briles to speak. After the inevitable outrage, they backed out and are sorry for.................themselves. Man, it's [Mark May] like this that makes it really hard to be a foosball fan sometimes. A few a-holes show up to defend Briles but for the most part the replies to the tweet are solid.



Guess Jerry Sandusky wasn't available.
 
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Two Baylor football players under investigation for suspected sexual assault

With Baylor still rebounding from the damage done from a massive sexual assault scandal within the football program, two Baylor football players have been investigated for their possible connection to a new sexual assault incident on Baylor’s campus. No names have been confirmed publicly at this time due to privacy laws.

According to a report from KWTX in Waco, Texas, two redshirt football players were part of a group of four individuals questioned by police in an active investigation. No charges have been filed and no arrests have been made at this time. The case has been passed along to Baylor’s Judicial Affairs and Title IX offices, according to the original report.

The alleged victim and the female filing the report are both members of Baylor’s equestrian team. The incident in question occurred on the night of Nov. 11, hours after Baylor lost a football game against Texas Tech in Arlington. As redshirt players, neither player reportedly questioned would have played, but it is unknown if they traveled with the team to the neutral site game. Video of the alleged incident has been turned over to Baylor’s Title IX investigators.

Entire article: http://collegefootballtalk.nbcsport...r-investigation-for-suspected-sexual-assault/

Nothing new there.

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Report: Baylor hopes NCAA investigation will be completed this fall, resolution in 2019

Baylor’s massive sexual assault scandal that has rocked the school for the last few years may finally have a light at the end of the tunnel — at least as far as the NCAA is concerned.

A report from the Fort Worth Star-Telegram says that the school expects the NCAA enforcement staff’s investigation into the program to be complete by the time the upcoming fall semester starts and that an eventual resolution in the entire matter could be made as early as the spring of 2019. Perhaps even more encouraging (if you want to use that word, given the subject) is that in light of recent rulings such as in the case against North Carolina, it seems school officials are fairly confident that they will not be receiving an earth-shattering penalty in the case.

“If people are expecting some sort of ‘Death Penalty,’ I think they are going to be disappointed,” a source told the paper, referring to SMU’s infamous program-shuttering result back in the late 1980’s.

“If people are expecting some sort of ‘Death Penalty,’ I think they are going to be disappointed,” a source told the paper, referring to SMU’s infamous program-shuttering result back in the late 1980’s.

Of course, North Carolina’s academic fraud case is significantly different from what has gone on in Waco.

Baylor is still dealing with numerous lawsuits resulting from the fallout of the scandal, including one alleging that a total of 31 Bears football players had committed 52 acts of rape over just four years. Then-head coach Art Briles was fired back in 2016 after reports came to light about what was allegedly going on at the program and the university even paid him over $15 million to just go away. School president Ken Starr and athletic director Ian McCaw also lost their jobs once several findings were released from an investigation by the law firm Pepper Hamilton.

Entire article: https://collegefootballtalk.nbcspor...ll-be-completed-this-fall-resolution-in-2019/
 
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