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[WildcatPower]

I don't believe anything will be done in regards to Baylor.  Sadly.

Unfortunately, I hate saying it in despise of NCAA & Baylor, but you're probably right. They only care about making money and not the integrity of the game or the students.

This is a perfect example of the NCAA (or the Big 12 for that matter) to intervene and drop the hammer on them and say "Hey, this $*!% is getting old quick. Give us that Pepper Hamilton report (in full, no redacted's), cease the posturing and hypocritical Mickey Mouse BS, and get your Title IX in order, or we'll just go to a different direction due to the sheer egregiousness of the misconducts that was/is occurring." And make it stick this time without any rescinds.

If Baylor still thinks they're untouchable (based on the way they're acting currently, other than throwing some guys under the bus), then just put the death penalty, "unequivocally", on the table as one of the sanctions. I'm not sure you could call Baylor's corrective actions "swift" or applied correctly/fairly to have the death penalty off the table at this point.

[CNS]

college football money has gotten too big.  It drives the bus.  Needs to be separated from the school somehow.

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[deputy dawg]

I don't believe anything will be done in regards to Baylor.  Sadly.

Unfortunately, I hate saying it in despise of NCAA & Baylor, but you're probably right. They only care about making money and not the integrity of the game or the students.

This is a perfect example of the NCAA (or the Big 12 for that matter) to intervene and drop the hammer on them and say "Hey, this $*!% is getting old quick. Give us that Pepper Hamilton report (in full, no redacted's), cease the posturing and hypocritical Mickey Mouse BS, and get your Title IX in order, or we'll just go to a different direction due to the sheer egregiousness of the misconducts that was/is occurring." And make it stick this time without any rescinds.

If Baylor still thinks they're untouchable (based on the way they're acting currently, other than throwing some guys under the bus), then just put the death penalty, "unequivocally", on the table as one of the sanctions. I'm not sure you could call Baylor's corrective actions "swift" or applied correctly/fairly to have the death penalty off the table at this point.

This.  Plus tie into the resignation of the gal brought in to clean up the Title IX mess at Baylor, and the resistance she met after their shitty treatment of rape victims was exposed.  Baylor has gotten away with a lot, and has not had to pay a price, except for some bad press.

[ednksu]

I don't believe anything will be done in regards to Baylor.  Sadly.

Unfortunately, I hate saying it in despise of NCAA & Baylor, but you're probably right. They only care about making money and not the integrity of the game or the students.

This is a perfect example of the NCAA (or the Big 12 for that matter) to intervene and drop the hammer on them and say "Hey, this $*!% is getting old quick. Give us that Pepper Hamilton report (in full, no redacted's), cease the posturing and hypocritical Mickey Mouse BS, and get your Title IX in order, or we'll just go to a different direction due to the sheer egregiousness of the misconducts that was/is occurring." And make it stick this time without any rescinds.

If Baylor still thinks they're untouchable (based on the way they're acting currently, other than throwing some guys under the bus), then just put the death penalty, "unequivocally", on the table as one of the sanctions. I'm not sure you could call Baylor's corrective actions "swift" or applied correctly/fairly to have the death penalty off the table at this point.

This.  Plus tie into the resignation of the gal brought in to clean up the Title IX mess at Baylor, and the resistance she met after their shitty treatment of rape victims was exposed.  Baylor has gotten away with a lot, and has not had to pay a price, except for some bad press.

Quite frankly, this is a bullshit way of looking at this.  They had their chance to clean up their act after the first 5 or 10 rapes.  Stop and think about that. They let this go on and on and on.  The only thing the NCAA should be considering is a death penalty for the football program (as I said I would love to see the entire AD) and the only consideration should be how long their program is shut down.  We are so far beyond different options of punishments being 'on the table', it's insane to consider anything but ending their program for a decade.

[kslim]

scary to think about living in a world where football and money are more important than multiple women being assaulted.

eff baylor, waco and everything they have done

[Emo EMAW]

How can you guys think the NCAA believes that raping women is worse than raping kids?  If they do anything, it will be a slap on the wrist compared to what Penn State got.

[Canary]

How can you guys think the NCAA believes that raping women is worse than raping kids?  If they do anything, it will be a slap on the wrist compared to what Penn State got.

That's a good point, but I think the scope of those who knew is larger at Baylor than it was at Penn State.  I can believe that very few knew at Penn State. At Baylor it seems highly unlikely that anyone on the coaching staff would be unaware of what was going on. 

[Emo EMAW]

Who was the highest ranking person to know in either situation?  I can't remember.  To me that matters more than how many knew.

[pissclams]

http://www.baylor.edu/thetruth/

^the truth

[Katpappy]

JFC!  They could have started this site two years ago and it wouldn't have changed their agenda.  Bullshit is as bullshit does.

[PurpleOil]

I still maintain that the Feds burned the wrong complex down in '93.

[Skipper44]

With a Clinton getting back in the Oval Office maybe they will finish the job

[Canary]

Who was the highest ranking person to know in either situation?  I can't remember.  To me that matters more than how many knew.

As near as I can recall the president at Baylor knew, and Joe Paterno and campus law enforcement at Penn State.  I could be absolutely wrong about that though.

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

Also, the rapist at penn state was a coach who used university facilities to lure child victims into his rape den of terror over a period of decades.

The rapists at baylor are some jerkoff roided out jocks rage-raping coeds in drunken stupers. I.e., ncaa standard conduct for p5 athletes since 1952, sadly.

[Katpappy]

Also, the rapist at penn state was a coach who used university facilities to lure child victims into his rape den of terror over a period of decades.

The rapists at baylor are some jerkoff roided out jocks rage-raping coeds in drunken stupers. I.e., ncaa standard conduct for p5 athletes since 1952, sadly.

Why the 1952 date?

[ednksu]

Also, the rapist at penn state was a coach who used university facilities to lure child victims into his rape den of terror over a period of decades.

The rapists at baylor are some jerkoff roided out jocks rage-raping coeds in drunken stupers. I.e., ncaa standard conduct for p5 athletes since 1952, sadly.

But my understanding is that roided jerk off was reported to the police and university whereas Pedo lion was not. 

[Rage Against the McKee]

Also, the rapist at penn state was a coach who used university facilities to lure child victims into his rape den of terror over a period of decades.

The rapists at baylor are some jerkoff roided out jocks rage-raping coeds in drunken stupers. I.e., ncaa standard conduct for p5 athletes since 1952, sadly.

But my understanding is that roided jerk off was reported to the police and university whereas Pedo lion was not.

The rapes were reported to Paterno and he sent them up the chain to the president. Then nobody did anything.

[Bookcat]

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"Anyone who has had firsthand experience of sexual assault understands that many victims go through a deep sense of shame, guilt and fear. Some may be afraid that no one will listen to them or believe them or that they will be the targets of retaliation. These incidents may leave lifelong scars. This is the reason we are working so hard to remove barriers to reporting and to provide a supportive environment for our students.

That Baylor did not respond as a caring Christian community to those who were hurt grieves all of us – regents, administrators, faculty and staff. On behalf of everyone at Baylor, I want to apologize again to the victims and their families. I will do all I can to ensure this never happens again."  D. Garland, Interim Prez

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Wow....  what crap.

[Katpappy]

Bast-tards will do anything to get back to the way it was; so if bullshit works, then bullshit it will be.

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

Also, the rapist at penn state was a coach who used university facilities to lure child victims into his rape den of terror over a period of decades.

The rapists at baylor are some jerkoff roided out jocks rage-raping coeds in drunken stupers. I.e., ncaa standard conduct for p5 athletes since 1952, sadly.

But my understanding is that roided jerk off was reported to the police and university whereas Pedo lion was not.

Pedo was definitely reported to people at the University far more significant that campus pd

[PurpleOil]

Bast-tards will do anything to get back to the way it was; so if bullshit works, then bullshit it will be.

Exactly. Baylor has consistently shown that they plan to only do the bare minimum, if that, as they deal with this scandal. They deserve the death penalty more than SMU or Penn State ever did.

[KSUBrian]

Bast-tards will do anything to get back to the way it was; so if bullshit works, then bullshit it will be.

Exactly. Baylor has consistently shown that they plan to only do the bare minimum, if that, as they deal with this scandal. They deserve the death penalty more than SMU or Penn State ever did.

Even though deserved, NCAA does not have the sack to do death penalty. NCAA penalty should be three year bowl ban and loss of a scholly for each reported incident for 3 years. B12 penalty GTFO of conference.

[deputy dawg]

http://www.espn.com/video/clip?id=18001536&utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=newsletter&utm_campaign=college-football
 

[That_Guy]

I kind of like Finebaum. Mostly just covers SEC, but he tells college football fans how it is and what needs to be done.


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[Gooch]

I don't get the his motivation of his sudden outrage. Baylor being a POS is not new news. Where was to outrage months ago?