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Starr forced the players upon Briles, so Briles is a victim in all this too --Probably a dozen message boards, in some form
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We might finally have a hint into the true depravity of Baylor now https://twitter.com/theDudeofWV/status/735915716554182657
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Harvard Law School has a bad rape problem too
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Some firings that are not-yet public http://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/ncaaf/big12/2016/05/31/baylor-sexual-assault-scandal-football-staffers-fired/85217296/
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Grittybeard posted:I'm still trying to wrap my head around how both he and the AD originally survived long enough to resign. They may have been asked not to until arrangements were made to delegate their responsibilities and such. It still very much is a small school and there likely aren't a lot of redundancies that can easily absorb their now-vacant jobs quickly.
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Baylor message board seems to think gang rapes are in play http://www.baylorfans.com/forums/showthread.php?t=307759
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https://twitter.com/schadjoe/status/740259334215589890 https://mobile.twitter.com/schadjoe/status/740260516359081984 https://twitter.com/schadjoe/status/740260976474378242 Lebby is the rb/passing game coach pillsburysoldier fucked around with this message at 21:06 on Jun 7, 2016 |
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“He’ll be back. It’s his first offense in over a four-year period, and he had some bad judgment, just like a lot of us do. He picked a bad time to do it. … It’s about representing yourself, your family, the Baylor community and making wise decisions. He’s remorseful, but there will also be some punishment phases that go along with the remorse.” - Briles, when Chafin got picked up for weed this past March
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EE's asking for releases now https://mobile.twitter.com/GigEm247/status/740599917136084993
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This dude's been posting a lot of stuff the past couple days about Baylor, like Starr bringing down the hammer on people caught for weed and not on the other stuff https://twitter.com/Danderson1125/status/740387976916533248 https://twitter.com/TwittCommit/status/740388253753171971
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Mike_V posted:If that is even remotely true how does that program not get the death penalty? They did give Paterno back his wins, and unless they have since amended penalizing tolerance of criminal conduct, they may not want to step in. Besides, they probably should be way more concerned about Title IX and any relevant federal investigations
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Chichevache posted:I guess, maybe, appeal to Anonymous and hope they don't turn on the victim? They may still be busy with gamergate and Anita Sarkeesian but maybe when that's over
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Supposedly Briles might be brought back by the really wealthy boosters
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Bad Moon posted:Asking the Texas police to investigate a football player is like asking a Chicago mayor to investigate the unions. They're so in bed with each other they don't mind sharing toothbrushes. Evidently asking the school to do it is somehow worse
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https://twitter.com/TwittCommit/status/742029474972065794 https://twitter.com/ShehanJeyarajah/status/741803052919717888 Baylor's kinda gangster. But not in that cool way
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Isn't the most Baylor can enforce, by continuing the investigation, a Dear Colleague letter and turning over their findings to the PD?
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Chichevache posted:Well a forward-thinking institution would investigate it just so they could try to learn a lesson from what happened and hopefully try to make important changes. So, for, like, practice? I mean, sure, if the rape was unique enough, where its investigation challenged and pushed against current protocols to show they were lacking, or it demonstrated a hole in how the victims or due process were accommodated or not. These are absolutely worthy considerations. But due process is shot once the alleged perpetrator leaves, since he or she cannot defend him or her self. If you don't have a state entity with some form of police restricting the perpetrators movements and allowing them to defend themselves, it's kind of a poo poo show. You can't exactly have someone play a stand-in for the accused and then somehow count that among the required statistics and data they have to take. And on top of that, the institution now has to count the incident against itself with the federal statistics for someone they can say, is not a student. They can go through the motions with a real rape victim sitting against a strawman rapist in their process to continuously modify and self-evaluate, and that can be useful, but it also seems, I dunno, making light of it. I don't even think most victims would even want to play a part in that, even for the sake of self-improvement for the school, but good for them if they can do that sort of thing. Maybe they don't need to involve the victim if the victim doesn't feel justice can be served there, I dunno. It's really tricky, it seems
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Now it's hit the texas media people that Baylor hasn't officially fired Briles and can elect to just make it a suspension now, and this wasn't just some twitter fevered dream So that's neat. Edit: Poor Ivan Maisel http://espn.go.com/college-football/story/_/id/15745510/firing-art-briles-sign-increased-standards-college-football pillsburysoldier fucked around with this message at 16:59 on Jun 13, 2016 |
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You know when it would be a great time to reinstate Briles? Right now, in the shadow of the orlando shooting But would they dare?
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https://mobile.twitter.com/TwittCommit/status/743797383037751296 https://mobile.twitter.com/TwittCommit/status/743825611093745666 And also https://mobile.twitter.com/TwittCommit/status/743824859919089664
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I'm no defense attorney, but I'm kinda surprised that one would sign off on his client apologizing for wrongdoing before a probably-imminent trial
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Big 12 asks for report http://www.big12sports.com/ViewArticle.dbml?DB_OEM_ID=10410&ATCLID=211028434
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Q&A with a regent from baylor's 247 site 
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The DA is finally asking for the pepper hamilton report
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According to SI The DA’s office has reportedly informally requested access to the report in order to gain information regarding further crimes committed by student-athletes. Looks like asking
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