Briles > Snyder

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This is as bad as penn state

So build a Briles statue?  Then we could add their respective statues to the Briles > Snyder analysis.

[pissclams]

LOIC

[Dugout DickStone]

This is as bad as penn state

So build a Briles statue?  Then we could add their respective statues to the Briles > Snyder analysis.

They probably will

[PowercatPat]

Briles should be fired. That's highly unlikely to happen though.

[That_Guy]

Briles should be fired. That's highly unlikely to happen though.

How the eff has this not happened yet, how have they not reviewed the death penalty yet?

[MakeItRain]

Briles should be fired. That's highly unlikely to happen though.

How the eff has this not happened yet, how have they not reviewed the death penalty yet?

Uh, because his AD and UP are just as complicit.

[Rage Against the McKee]

Briles should be fired. That's highly unlikely to happen though.

How the eff has this not happened yet, how have they not reviewed the death penalty yet?

Uh, because his AD and UP are just as complicit.

Yeah, the administration should be fired/step down before they deal with Briles.

[NeverII]

Briles should be fired. That's highly unlikely to happen though.

How the eff has this not happened yet, how have they not reviewed the death penalty yet?

Uh, because his AD and UP are just as complicit.

Not to mention the NCAA doesn't have the stones to do it again. SMU getting leveled with the DP was what ultimately dissolved the SWC. So unless this is part of some massive ploy to appease ESPN by breaking up the Big 12 for good and getting to four 16-team super conferences, it's not going to happen. But I think I just stumbled upon a new conspiracy theory 

[Steffy08]

Briles should be fired. That's highly unlikely to happen though.

How the eff has this not happened yet, how have they not reviewed the death penalty yet?

Uh, because his AD and UP are just as complicit.

Not to mention the NCAA doesn't have the stones to do it again. SMU getting leveled with the DP was what ultimately dissolved the SWC. So unless this is part of some massive ploy to appease ESPN by breaking up the Big 12 for good and getting to four 16-team super conferences, it's not going to happen. But I think I just stumbled upon a new conspiracy theory 

Baylor getting the death penalty would have no negative effect on the stability of the Big 12; in fact, the current members might damn well prefer to kick Baylor out and open up room for another member.

[CNS]

In April, Outside the Lines reported that Baylor did not investigate a sexual assault report made against football players Tre'Von Armstead and Shamycheal Chatman for more than two years, despite the school's obligation to do so under federal law. They never faced charges.

This is a hugely frustrating thing that comes up every time something like this happens.  The school is not a law enforcement entity.  The cops, and only the cops, should be investigating anything.  Once the investigations are complete, then the uni can dole out non-criminal repercussions and the state can proceed with any criminal process.  I mean, if I worked at Quick Trip and raped my coworker or a customer, QT shouldn't be the one investigating anything.

This is such a mumped up system. 


Also, in this specific case, it is pretty obvious that there needs to be substantial turn over in the police department as well.

There is too much money in college sports.

[kso_FAN]

In April, Outside the Lines reported that Baylor did not investigate a sexual assault report made against football players Tre'Von Armstead and Shamycheal Chatman for more than two years, despite the school's obligation to do so under federal law. They never faced charges.

This is a hugely frustrating thing that comes up every time something like this happens.  The school is not a law enforcement entity.  The cops, and only the cops, should be investigating anything.  Once the investigations are complete, then the uni can dole out non-criminal repercussions and the state can proceed with any criminal process.  I mean, if I worked at Quick Trip and raped my coworker or a customer, QT shouldn't be the one investigating anything.

This is such a mumped up system. 


Also, in this specific case, it is pretty obvious that there needs to be substantial turn over in the police department as well.

There is too much money in college sports.

Yes to all of this. Its become a mess.

[CNS]

So, who is going to special investigate the special investigator?  Ken Starr is done. 

RapeAggie is going to need a whole stable of oscar'esque coaches. 

[Steffy08]

In April, Outside the Lines reported that Baylor did not investigate a sexual assault report made against football players Tre'Von Armstead and Shamycheal Chatman for more than two years, despite the school's obligation to do so under federal law. They never faced charges.

This is a hugely frustrating thing that comes up every time something like this happens.  The school is not a law enforcement entity.  The cops, and only the cops, should be investigating anything.  Once the investigations are complete, then the uni can dole out non-criminal repercussions and the state can proceed with any criminal process.  I mean, if I worked at Quick Trip and raped my coworker or a customer, QT shouldn't be the one investigating anything.

This is such a mumped up system. 


Also, in this specific case, it is pretty obvious that there needs to be substantial turn over in the police department as well.

There is too much money in college sports.

If you worked at QuickTrip and were accused of raping a coworker, there would be an investigation by QuickTrip to see if they need to fire you immediately.  Quicktrip isn't going to prosecute you; they don't have the power to throw you in jail.  But they are paying you a salary, and you are wearing the company logo every time you should up to work.  Also, Quicktrip would probably self-evaluate and say:  "Wow, we hired a rapist.  What can we do to try to ensure that we don't hire another rapist like that?"  Like, say, that you had been fired from Quickstop for allegedly raping somebody at their store, and the manager at Quickstop had called and warned Quicktrip about why they fired you.  Under this scenario, Quicktrip would probably say, "let's not hire people like that again, no matter how good of a pash rusher cashier they are."

You are assuming that "investigation" means criminal investigation, and you are forgetting that Baylor is paying these guys full scholarship and introducing these animals to their campus.

[Steffy08]

In April, Outside the Lines reported that Baylor did not investigate a sexual assault report made against football players Tre'Von Armstead and Shamycheal Chatman for more than two years, despite the school's obligation to do so under federal law. They never faced charges.

This is a hugely frustrating thing that comes up every time something like this happens.  The school is not a law enforcement entity.  The cops, and only the cops, should be investigating anything.  Once the investigations are complete, then the uni can dole out non-criminal repercussions and the state can proceed with any criminal process.  I mean, if I worked at Quick Trip and raped my coworker or a customer, QT shouldn't be the one investigating anything.

This is such a mumped up system. 


Also, in this specific case, it is pretty obvious that there needs to be substantial turn over in the police department as well.

There is too much money in college sports.

Do you really think that Quicktrip shouldn't fire you unless, and until, you have been found guilty by a jury beyond a reasonable doubt of committing the crime?

[HerrSonntag]

In April, Outside the Lines reported that Baylor did not investigate a sexual assault report made against football players Tre'Von Armstead and Shamycheal Chatman for more than two years, despite the school's obligation to do so under federal law. They never faced charges.

This is a hugely frustrating thing that comes up every time something like this happens.  The school is not a law enforcement entity.  The cops, and only the cops, should be investigating anything.  Once the investigations are complete, then the uni can dole out non-criminal repercussions and the state can proceed with any criminal process.  I mean, if I worked at Quick Trip and raped my coworker or a customer, QT shouldn't be the one investigating anything.

This is such a mumped up system. 


Also, in this specific case, it is pretty obvious that there needs to be substantial turn over in the police department as well.

There is too much money in college sports.

Do you really think that Quicktrip shouldn't fire you unless, and until, you have been found guilty by a jury beyond a reasonable doubt of committing the crime?

People get fired to alleged impropriety all the time, the bar is not near as high as the legal system.

[CNS]

No one said QT wouldn't fire that person.  You guys are getting lost in the weeds.

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[Steffy08]

No one said QT wouldn't fire that person.  You guys are getting lost in the weeds.

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How is QT going to make a decision about whether to fire that person without doing some sort of investigation?

[kslim]

I want a hot dog

[Dugout DickStone]

I want a hot dog

Buffalo chicken roller and for the Big 12 to kick Baylor out

[WildcatNation]

Report: Baylor board of regents considering firing Art Briles:

Baylor's board of regents is considering firing head coach Art Briles amid a sexual assault and domestic violence scandal, sources told Mac Engel of the Star-Telegram.
The news comes just hours after ESPN's Outside the Lines released more examples of the university allegedly covering up criminal behavior by members of the football team. While the board is expected to retain Briles, the sources confirmed the discussion about firing the successful coach is ongoing.


http://www.thescore.com/news/1029664

[CNS]

How quick does Texas or an SEC school hire Art?  I mean, I don't think he should schedule any family vacations in the next month or two.

[Rage Against the McKee]

How quick does Texas or an SEC school hire Art?  I mean, I don't think he should schedule any family vacations in the next month or two.

Kansas State may be looking for a head coach next offseason.

[CNS]

:BruceDubious:

[Fake Sugar Dick (WARNING, NOT THE REAL SUGAR DICK!)]

This is as bad as penn state

Not even possible

[Fake Sugar Dick (WARNING, NOT THE REAL SUGAR DICK!)]

I would imagine briles would get hired by a p5 school about as fast as Dave bliss did