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pillsburysoldier posted:You know who's really getting the shaft here? Art Briles. I believe it was the victims that got the shaft
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pillsburysoldier posted:You know who's really getting the shaft here? Art Briles. He deserves some justice, agreed.
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pillsburysoldier posted:You know who's really getting the shaft here? Art Briles. I mean, we also have to consider Ken Starr. e: big juicy nectarine posted:He deserves some justice, agreed.
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Metapod posted:I believe it was the victims that got the shaft 
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Metapod posted:I believe it was the victims that got the shaft 
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Oct 5, 2016 06:23
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i just want to read that darned pepper hamilton report!!!
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Scionix posted:i just want to read that darned pepper hamilton report!!! It's like the Illiad, it can only be passed on by storytellers.
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Woman who led Baylor sex assault investigation speaks out after resigningquote:“I continued to work hard and the harder I worked, the more resistance I received from senior leadership. That became clear that that was not something the university wanted and in July, I made it clear and ready that I had concerns and that the university was violating Title IX and my environment got worse,” Crawford told “CBS This Morning” Wednesday. quote:"I never had the authority, the resources, or the independence to do the job appropriately, which the Department of Education writes in its guidance for Title IX coordinators in universities,” Crawford said. She said that included being disconnected from meetings and conversations, and the university “making decisions only a Title IX coordinator should make, based on protection for the brand. Not a great look, but Baylor kind of beat her to the punch in their own press release yesterday. quote:Crawford’s attorney, Rogge Dunn -- who joined her on “CBS This Morning” -- defended his client’s request for a million dollars and book and movie rights, saying So who does get the book rights? General Dog fucked around with this message at 14:15 on Oct 5, 2016 |
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Oct 5, 2016 14:12
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Kick Baylor and Penn State out of their conferences, make them just schedule each other for 12 games a year.
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Thoguh posted:Kick Baylor and Penn State out of their conferences, make them just schedule each other for 12 games a year. I say kick them to NAIA or that league from Last Chance U that's apparently just JuCos in Mississippi.
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Oct 5, 2016 14:58
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Are they seriously about to give the Title IX coordinator 1.5 million loving dollars? Did the victims get settlements?
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Oct 5, 2016 15:02
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I'm down for swapping Baylor for Houston straight-up.
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, we didnt fully support a clinton created fake institution quickly enough and use our football men as police like every other school does then because we handled it so well and got real evidence from real investigations we actually got our rapists thrown in prison while various ohio alabama and bad not this state players go free
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Thoguh posted:Kick Baylor and Penn State out of their conferences, make them just schedule each other for 12 games a year. Build a new stadium for them to play in where the stands face away from the field.
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Oct 5, 2016 15:59
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kittenmittons posted:Build a new stadium for them to play in where the stands face away from the field. You can't see anything. And all you can hear is rhythmic tackling.
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Former Baylor Title IX coordinator says school stood in her wayquote:Her attorney, Rogge Dunn of Dallas, told "Outside the Lines" that Crawford increased reporting of sexual assaults and sexual violence by 700 percent, and although he did not have specific numbers, he said Crawford handled "hundreds" of cases. In 2014, the school reported that it had a total of four rapes involving students as part of its requirement to report crimes to the federal government.
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quote:"The view was that football was made to be a convenient scapegoat and if football was thrown under the bus, they wouldn't have to deal with it anymore," Dunn said. "She's certainly not suggesting that there wasn't a problem with football or that it wasn't heinous that what was happening. But the thought that we could just fire a couple football people and clean up the football program and the problem was solved -- that's not right." Fuckin' bingo
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Chieves posted:I'm down for swapping Baylor for Houston straight-up.
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General Dog posted:Fuckin' bingo  Man you seriously want this so bad to be a narrative on "the football kids weren't the cause of everything thus are still defensible" don't you?
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That Works posted:
He's probably right (for once) that the problem is much bigger than football. But they didn't even really, truly throw football under the bus except in some initial press either so...yeah they're just trying to make the problem go away without addressing anything. I suppose Art Briles is a pretty big sacrifice. Hell I don't know, they probably think Ken Starr is too. But the rest of the staff who were almost certainly complicit are still kicking around (including Briles' son) and it doesn't sound like the university as a whole has any interest in doing anything other than waiting for the storm to blow over. poo poo just look at all the 'well it was off campus so it isn't our business' excuses when one student was raping another. It sounds like they're still pressing for victims names and I cannot imagine it's for any reason other than to shame them with the way everything else has gone down there.
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Baylor dismissed a JC transfer on Monday. School said that was Grobe's decision, Grobe said it was the school's, assistants all pull out some Art Briles hashtag
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Jesus Christ just firebombBaylor. They've clearly lost control of their executive administration
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Amy Pole Her posted:Jesus Christ just firebombBaylor. They've clearly lost control of their executive administration Convert the campus to the Waco Gunnery and Bombing Range https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=phzRY0DdRXk
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FB Scoops posted:Weary of being scapegoated by the university, the football staff simultaneously tweeted the hashtag as a sign of solidarity and protest. lol of course not
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Wait, I'm confused. Isn't it a good thing they released someone? Why the hell are both sides trying to not take credit?
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186 posted:Wait, I'm confused. Isn't it a good thing they released someone? Why the hell are both sides trying to not take credit? So this guy got released back in June. According to him he got a letter saying his withdraw from school was accepted even though he had not attempted to withdraw. He asked if there was a Title IX investigation against him and was told there was not. He apparently was removed for a violation of the school code of conduct. Also his old coach was told that if he transferred there would be no investigation and they would keep it a secret. They are still doing the same thing they got in trouble for and not investigating sexual assault. They want to hide this/deflect blame.
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Duckaerobics posted:So this guy got released back in June. According to him he got a letter saying his withdraw from school was accepted even though he had not attempted to withdraw. He asked if there was a Title IX investigation against him and was told there was not. He apparently was removed for a violation of the school code of conduct. Also his old coach was told that if he transferred there would be no investigation and they would keep it a secret. lol, that's real? Because I'm 100% willing to believe that is real.
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Is Baylor really shuffling known sexual offenders off to other communities and not telling anyone the circumstances? Because I don't think this worked out particularly well the last time someone tried it
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skaboomizzy posted:Is Baylor really shuffling known sexual offenders off to other communities and not telling anyone the circumstances? Australia isn't all bad.
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Duckaerobics posted:
I think their resigned compliance head said they're not interested in change, they more want to put the controversy behind them.
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skaboomizzy posted:Is Baylor really shuffling known sexual offenders off to other communities and not telling anyone the circumstances? see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil
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Let's get down to the real issue though.quote:WACO, Texas (KWTX) A Baylor University senior is speaking out in hopes of convincing administrators to do more to defend the school’s reputation, which he says has been tarnished in the aftermath of the sexual assault scandal that engulfed the football program.
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Well that is extremely unfortunate wording.
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Pre Law and Religion?
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Thats almost as big a tragedy as when those Penn State students had their weekend ruined.
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I didn't even know pre-law existed as an actual major to be honest. I thought people just got degrees in things like History or Political Science or w/e while studying for the LSAT. That's what my lawyer friend did anyway.
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Amy Pole Her posted:Pre Law and Religion? Someone has to make sure fags can't get married in the future.
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Hahahaha perfect joke And yeah I never did pre law. Seems like a really stupid major considering you can go into law with any undergrad degree
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Thoguh posted:lol, that's real? Because I'm 100% willing to believe that is real. As far as I know that's what happened. I'm taking that from this ESPN article though and the whole thing is confusing. Also if there was any question if Baylor was just passing people along and not investigating anything a fourth Title IX lawsuit has been filed. ESPN posted:Lozano reported to police on April 11, 2014, that Chafin had grabbed her arm and slammed it against a car, in front of teammates and another witness. She provided photos of bruises on her arm to police. She told police that, weeks earlier, Chafin had grabbed her by the throat and slammed her against a wall, then threw her to the floor and kicked her, according to a police report. In that report, the officer wrote that the woman was uncertain about pressing charges, and no legal action was taken. ESPN posted:The lawsuit alleges that Post "completely disregarded" Lozano's complaint and that "no further action was taken by Post, no report was filed, and the incident was disregarded as just another complaint. Post is the women's athletic director. He apparently attacked her a third time and slammed her to the ground after all this. He plays at some other school now. Duckaerobics fucked around with this message at 03:43 on Oct 13, 2016 |
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