Baylor football player being investigated for another sexual assault

[Huskie1]

I still find it interesting that ESPN is hammering BU about their sexual assault cases, but not saying too much about Tennessee.....or Vanderbilt previously. Why is that?

http://www.tennessean.com/story/news/2016/02/09/sweeping-sexual-assault-suit-filed-against-ut/79966450/

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/university-of-tennessee-rape-culture-lawsuit_us_56bb6e6be4b0c3c5504fa164

A rhetorical question? $EC

 

[J.B. TexasEx]

A rhetorical question?

$EC

Exactly

James Franklin skips off to Penn State with no repercussions whatsoever. What kinda program was he running in Nashville, anyway? 

 

[J.B. TexasEx]

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[Brandon17]

Has anyone been fired yet?...........

 

[MBHORNSFAN]

Apparently this rabbit hole runs deep

 

[Chris Flanagan]

Thank reddit for a clear timeline of all the horrible things Baylor has done in the past 7 years. 

https://www.reddit.com/r/CFB/comments/4gg4wr/comprehensive_baylor_timeline_covering/

 

[Brandon17]

Apparently this rabbit hole runs deep

If this was any major program it would be all over sportscenter, head coach and A.D. gone with the president catching heat. I just can't seem to understand why they are getting a pass..

 

[J.B. TexasEx]

If this was any major program it would be all over sportscenter, head coach and A.D. gone with the president catching heat. I just can't seem to understand why they are getting a pass..

Why does Tennessee get a pass? What about Vanderbilt under James Franklin?

ESPN did an "Outside the Lines" on BU. I hardly think that's "giving them a pass".

 

[J.B. TexasEx]

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[Brandon17]

Why does Tennessee get a pass? What about Vanderbilt under James Franklin?

ESPN did an "Outside the Lines" on BU. I hardly think that's "giving them a pass".

has anyone received any punishment? What makes this worse is the way Baylor fans and players are reacting..

 

[dillohorn]

I hate bailor.

 

[utisdabomb12]

Why does Tennessee get a pass? What about Vanderbilt under James Franklin?

ESPN did an "Outside the Lines" on BU. I hardly think that's "giving them a pass".

Those two teams don't deserve a pass, but Baylor is much worse in terms of repeated behavior. It's now up to 9 sexual assaults since 2009. 

There are for sure issues at Tennessee/Vanderbilt, but there's a systematic problem at Baylor. 

 

[MBHORNSFAN]

Those two teams don't deserve a pass, but Baylor is much worse in terms of repeated behavior. It's now up to 9 sexual assaults since 2009. 

There are for sure issues at Tennessee/Vanderbilt, but there's a systematic problem at Baylor. 

Apparently there are more victims but they are being harassed and are scared to come forward. This thing is getting a Penn State feel to it. The corruption and cover-up is unreal.

 

[tejasrulz]

Has anyone been fired yet?...........

 

[Chris Flanagan]

Those two teams don't deserve a pass, but Baylor is much worse in terms of repeated behavior. It's now up to 9 sexual assaults since 2009. 

There are for sure issues at Tennessee/Vanderbilt, but there's a systematic problem at Baylor. 

Also, the Vanderbilt players were prosecuted and in prison. As you stated, this was systemic. They had a process of suppressing the information and clearly Waco is too close knit or their journalist suck because no one followed police arrest reports in that town which made it easier to hide the problems. 

Here is what the investigation will prove: 

Some misconduct by a mid-level employee. They become the sacrificial lamb. They pin it all on them. Art Briles will be so removed that he will be "innocent" and he will serve a 3 game suspension and retain his spot as head coach. 

Baylor will donate to some battered women charities or rape survivors group like RAINN. Have some classes about it, and everything will "change". The report will limit the liability so the women get less in settlement offers, topping out around $10-15 million total for all the affected women. Baylor keeps winning, drawing in $100 million per season. 

This is the F**ked up world we live in. We destroy people's lives for money. Just hope it doesn't happen to you and your family. 

 

[Johnstark23]

Also, the Vanderbilt players were prosecuted and in prison. As you stated, this was systemic. They had a process of suppressing the information and clearly Waco is too close knit or their journalist suck because no one followed police arrest reports in that town which made it easier to hide the problems.

Here is what the investigation will prove:

Some misconduct by a mid-level employee. They become the sacrificial lamb. They pin it all on them. Art Briles will be so removed that he will be "innocent" and he will serve a 3 game suspension and retain his spot as head coach.

Baylor will donate to some battered women charities or rape survivors group like RAINN. Have some classes about it, and everything will "change". The report will limit the liability so the women get less in settlement offers, topping out around $10-15 million total for all the affected women. Baylor keeps winning, drawing in $100 million per season.

This is the F**ked up world we live in. We destroy people's lives for money. Just hope it doesn't happen to you and your family.

Unfortunately Chris is probably right.

 

[longhorn_mig]

This is getting ridiculous...

http://espn.go.com/espn/otl/story/_/id/15562625/waco-police-records-reveal-additional-violence-allegations-baylor-football-players

 

[DMAC]

This is getting ridiculous...

http://espn.go.com/espn/otl/story/_/id/15562625/waco-police-records-reveal-additional-violence-allegations-baylor-football-players

 

[J.B. TexasEx]

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[J.B. TexasEx]

Pretty damning blog post from alleged BU rape victim, Stefanie Mundhenk

http://musingsofstef.blogspot.com/2016/05/dear-baylor-i-no-longer-have-affection.html?m=1