Briles > Snyder

[MakeItRain]

Had a roommate who stuck roids in one of our long snappers asses all the time. Also, a LB he knew too.

Also, Beasley with the hummer and momma not working with a house. 

Steroids if taken under a proper program aren't nearly as bad for you as they are made out to be. 

The steroid testing program for the NCAA is pretty laughable as well.  It's very easy for players to avoid detection.

A steroid program for high schoolers is rough ridin' detestable though.  Those kids are test factories.  They don't need steroids.

High school kids taking PEDs have been going on for a very long time. I could tell a story about so and so in my high school doing roids but I don't have to because they got very publicly busted for it 20 years ago. If it happened in my Kansas town of 25,000 people it certainly is happening all over Texas.

[Skipper44]

Had a roommate who stuck roids in one of our long snappers asses all the time. Also, a LB he knew too.

Also, Beasley with the hummer and momma not working with a house. 

Beasley's mom was absolutely working

and it was a duplex and 5 year old tahoe

[420seriouscat69]

Well, if i'm wrong, my apologies. I know i'm not the only one who heard such type of rumors. And I don't think any of you are naive enough, to think the #1 overall recruit just really wanted to follow delonte to MHK.

 I can confirm the first sentence tho. LB had a very big impact on our 2003 'ship too. 

[Skipper44]

I believe the Jason Whitlock actually started the Hummer rumor by writing it in his column.  I have also heard Bill Walker's mom was working at Lowe's in Topeka as a cashier when his was here and he was a top 10 recruit and actually was a much higher profile guy for most of his HS career, Beasley was kind of a late bloomer iirc.

[TCUHornedFrog]

High school kids taking PEDs have been going on for a very long time. I could tell a story about so and so in my high school doing roids but I don't have to because they got very publicly busted for it 20 years ago. If it happened in my Kansas town of 25,000 people it certainly is happening all over Texas.

I know.  The rumors for Briles were that it was an organized program.  Kids are going to use PEDs (I played football in HS.  Our team sucked and wasn't even close to being worth juicing for but we had at least one juicer).  They shouldn't be encouraged to do so by their coaches for HS football.

Encouraging or facilitating HS kids to use PEDs (by an adult) is detestable.  I don't really have problems with it on the NCAA level.

[ednksu]

I believe the Jason Whitlock actually started the Hummer rumor by writing it in his column.  I have also heard Bill Walker's mom was working at Lowe's in Topeka as a cashier when his was here and he was a top 10 recruit and actually was a much higher profile guy for most of his HS career, Beasley was kind of a late bloomer iirc.

I remember that bad person hit job on Beas.  I believe he was rolling a late 90s suburban at the time?  When K-Staters called him on his lie he backed off and tried to say he was trying to set up a fictitious scenario. 

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

Taking steroids is Fake Sugar Dick (WARNING, NOT THE REAL SUGAR DICK!) unless you are a livestock

[KITNfury]

Taking steroids is Fake Sugar Dick (WARNING, NOT THE REAL SUGAR DICK!) unless you are a livestock

I'd take them if it meant me getting to the league

[kim carnes]

Taking steroids is Fake Sugar Dick (WARNING, NOT THE REAL SUGAR DICK!) unless you are a livestock

No

[Asteriskhead]

High school kids taking PEDs have been going on for a very long time. I could tell a story about so and so in my high school doing roids but I don't have to because they got very publicly busted for it 20 years ago. If it happened in my Kansas town of 25,000 people it certainly is happening all over Texas.

I know.  The rumors for Briles were that it was an organized program.  Kids are going to use PEDs (I played football in HS.  Our team sucked and wasn't even close to being worth juicing for but we had at least one juicer).  They shouldn't be encouraged to do so by their coaches for HS football.

Encouraging or facilitating HS kids to use PEDs (by an adult) is detestable.  I don't really have problems with it on the NCAA level.

Probably shouldn't occur at the NCAA level either. Hormone therapy is quite ill-advised it testosterone production hasn't leveled off in the individual yet. I'm glad that someone else on this blogsite is pro-PED, but I think that it should occur at the professional level only. Hormone therapy could have disastrous effects on a 18-22 year old kid who is still developing.

[kslim]

do i think players took stuff at ksu? yes

do i compare it to rapes? no

can we move on from that? maybe

[420seriouscat69]

I don't think anyone was comparing the two. Just challenging nardfrogs pointing of the finger at Briles players taking roids.

[ednksu]

What a noble man.  It's a shame a true leader like this was sacrificed. 
"The captain goes down with the ship,"
http://www.politico.com/story/2016/06/ken-starr-out-baylor-university-223778?cmpid=sf

[Rage Against the McKee]

It took them long enough, but it's good to see them making the decision to not continue employing the rape-enabler as chancellor.

[chum1]

Can't fault them at all if they were just doing their due diligence in the meantime - ESPECIALLY with a majorly litigious fuckwad like Starr.

[420seriouscat69]

Can't fault them at all if they were just doing their due diligence in the meantime - ESPECIALLY with a majorly litigious fuckwad like Starr.

Yeah. They didn't oscar hire this. They looked into it. 

[ednksu]

Can't fault them at all if they were just doing their due diligence in the meantime - ESPECIALLY with a majorly litigious fuckwad like Starr.

Yeah. They didn't oscar hire this. They looked into it. 

If they don't have a morality contract clause strong enough to fire someone for covering up a rape(s) Baylor should murder all of their lawyers.

[ednksu]

Baylor Nation,

My heart goes out to the victims for the pain that they have endured. Sexual assault has no place on our campus or in our society. As a father of two daughters, a grandfather, and a husband, my prayers are with the victims of this type of abuse, wherever they are. After 38 years of coaching, I have certainly made mistakes and, in hindsight, I would have done certain things differently. I always strive to be a better coach, a better father and husband, and a better person.

Keep in mind, the complete scope of what happened here has not been disclosed and unfortunately at this time I am contractually obligated to remain silent on the matter. The report prepared by Pepper Hamilton, the law firm hired and paid for by Baylor's Board of Regents, has not been shared with me directly, despite my full cooperation with the investigation. I can only assume that the report, which is not independent, supports the conclusions that the Board has already drawn. I hope to share with you what I was aware of as soon as I can so Baylor Nation can begin the healing process.

I have the utmost admiration for Baylor University, its community, and its important mission. I am truly grateful for having had the chance to coach hundreds of young student athletes at this University. I am deeply humbled for having had the opportunity to be a part of Baylor Nation.

Coach Art Briles

http://www.ourdailybears.com/baylor-football-scandal/2016/6/2/11838886/art-briles-releases-statement-to-kwtx-and-espns-mike-and-mike

[ChiComCat]

The report prepared by Pepper Hamilton, the law firm hired and paid for by Baylor's Board of Regents, has not been shared with me directly, despite my full cooperation with the investigation. I can only assume that the report, which is not independent, supports the conclusions that the Board has already drawn.

That attitude is the same stupid ass attitude that Tom Brady/Pat's fans have with deflategate.  There is no reason the NFL would want to villainize and punish it's star player and no reason the Baylor BOR would want to destroy their football program.  If anything, they hoped the Pepper Hamilton report would give them another out.

[michigancat]

He's a father of a grandfather?

[Rage Against the McKee]

The report prepared by Pepper Hamilton, the law firm hired and paid for by Baylor's Board of Regents, has not been shared with me directly, despite my full cooperation with the investigation. I can only assume that the report, which is not independent, supports the conclusions that the Board has already drawn.

That attitude is the same stupid ass attitude that Tom Brady/Pat's fans have with deflategate.  There is no reason the NFL would want to villainize and punish it's star player and no reason the Baylor BOR would want to destroy their football program.  If anything, they hoped the Pepper Hamilton report would give them another out.

The school really should release the full report.

[Trim]

He's a father of a grandfather?

A veiled reference to being Snyder's daddy?

[#LIFE]

my prayers are with the victims of this type of abuse, wherever they are.

 

[Dugout DickStone]

He only said prayers once.  I expected that phony religious dirtbag to throw around a bunch of god speak.

[kslim]

He only said prayers once.  I expected that phony religious dirtbag to throw around a bunch of god speak.

dont worry, rumor is mike singletary is probably going to be the next coach. you will get all of the gospel coach speak you can handle, season ticket holders will receive a wooden cross necklace as well