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Baylor Rape HQ - (major lawsuit settled)

Pres. Trump will issue an executive order putting Briles back as HC, and start handing out the Presidential [strike]Metal [/strike] Medal of Freedom to all the asst. coaches for "grabbing that pussy."

*late night
 
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What is a Metal of Freedom? Tin?
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Just **** bailer being **** bailer.

Prominent Baylor alumni and donors advocated for reforming the school's board of regents and demanded transparency from university leaders Thursday, while deflecting questions about football and whether the group would advocate for the return of former head football coach Art Briles.
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Former Texas Gov. Mark White, also one of the founders, said he blames the board of regents for the school's failure to implement the guidelines issued in a letter sent to colleges and universities in 2011 from the U.S. Department of Education on how to carry out Title IX, the gender equity law that requires schools to investigate allegations of sexual violence.

"They ignored that letter. They treated it as though it didn't matter. As a result we went for years not taking care of the needs of people who were sexually assaulted on this campus," he said. "It was not confined to the athletic department. ... It is a Baylor problem, not an athletic problem."

Although speakers at the event Thursday did not mention football or Briles in their opening statements, McLane and some other founders of Bears for Leadership Reform have been highly critical of the school's firing of Briles in connection with the Pepper Hamilton law firm's investigation into sexual assault complaints at Baylor.

On Thursday, McLane said he wanted to see Briles' "honor restored" but that he has not seen evidence -- either way -- to say whether his firing was justified.

"We are here to do the will of God. To do the right things and to be strong Christians, and to have a powerful influence," McLane said to the crowd.
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This is a school statement where the school confirms Briles knew of a sexual assault and kept quiet. Why in god's ****ing name isn't the school taking action when the entire football team goes on a season long martyrdom trip where they try to portray a football coach who covered up several ****ing sexual assaults as the victim?!?!

http://www.baylor.edu/thefacts/news.php?action=story&story=174834

To place the news accounts in context, here are the facts about the underlying report of sexual assault: In April 2013, a female student-athlete reported to her head coach that she had been sexually assaulted by five Baylor football players approximately one year earlier. The student-athlete provided her head coach with the names of the involved football players. The head coach immediately reported the assault, including the names of the reported players, to the then-Athletic Director, to the head football coach, and to the sports administrator for the female student-athlete's team. According to Baylor's investigation, neither the head coach, the Athletic Director, the sports administrator or the football coach disclosed the reported sexual assault to Baylor's Judicial Affairs or to anyone else outside of the Athletics Department.
 
Jens1893 said:
This is a school statement where the school confirms Briles knew of a sexual assault and kept quiet. Why in god's ****ing name isn't the school taking action when the entire football team goes on a season long martyrdom trip where they try to portray a football coach who covered up several ****ing sexual assaults as the victim?!?!

http://www.baylor.edu/thefacts/news.php?action=story&story=174834

To place the news accounts in context, here are the facts about the underlying report of sexual assault: In April 2013, a female student-athlete reported to her head coach that she had been sexually assaulted by five Baylor football players approximately one year earlier. The student-athlete provided her head coach with the names of the involved football players. The head coach immediately reported the assault, including the names of the reported players, to the then-Athletic Director, to the head football coach, and to the sports administrator for the female student-athlete's team. According to Baylor's investigation, neither the head coach, the Athletic Director, the sports administrator or the football coach disclosed the reported sexual assault to Baylor's Judicial Affairs or to anyone else outside of the Athletics Department.
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This aspect of the story is important. The coach of the tumbling team and a freshmen scholarship member of the soccer have been identified in the press as people who were assaulted or knew about Baylor students under the BUAD that were assaulted. The tumbling coach, a woman soccer player and the Title 9 coordinator no longer are employed or enrolled at BU.

I'd like to learn what the women's soccer coach and coaches of other women's programs have to say about this scandal and culture of abuse.

It's shocking to me that the women's soccer coach hasn't been in the public spotlight. Why was the victim's scholarship pulled? What did the women's soccer coach say? With whom did he and his assistant speak to within the AD and the football program? Did the coaches serve as advocates for their female athletes? If not, why not? If they did attempt to defend their female athletes, did they fear retaliations from other coaches, the AD, or other university leadership?

The silence and lack of leadership by BU's coaches of women's programs is disappointing.
 
It's gone from the ridiculous to the sublime. How are they this bad at things? :ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:
 
It seems he's maintaining exactly the public image they've been fostering for the last couple of years.
 
It's so depressing. I use sports as a release. Then I see this and think a religious school will just decide to drop the program. Then I remember what Penn State is ranked and that their fans are asking for statues of guys who knew about child rape brought back on campus while their athletes change in locker rooms where children were rapped.
I love football and have dedicated way too much of my time to teaching kids about it. But when this stuff keeps coming up it makes me look at us and think how little has changed since the Romans.
 
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