Baylor football at a crossroads

[bonarae]

... after the latest lawsuit alleges 52 counts of rape and a culture in which drugs, alcohol and sex were encouraged. Would the NCAA sanction them for any of the morally damaging offenses? xcoffeex xeyebrowx

http://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/18569197/latest-lawsuit-filed-baylor-university-alleges-culture-which-drugs-alcohol-sex-were-encouraged

(Disclaimer: I wasn't sure if a thread was ever created here about the Baylor scandal.)

[Bisonoline]

... after the latest lawsuit alleges 52 counts of rape and a culture in which drugs, alcohol and sex were encouraged. Would the NCAA sanction them for any of the morally damaging offenses? xcoffeex xeyebrowx

http://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/18569197/latest-lawsuit-filed-baylor-university-alleges-culture-which-drugs-alcohol-sex-were-encouraged

(Disclaimer: I wasn't sure if a thread was ever created here about the Baylor scandal.)

After the Penn State fiasco they may be taking a much more measured response.

[ASU33]

Art Briles may NEVER get another job in college football after this.

[citdog]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qdX4yiSXzTY

[Go Lehigh TU Owl]

As bad as the Penn State scandal was the Baylor situation seems far, far worse! If ever a program deserves the death penalty its Baylor football. What a horrible, horrible place....

http://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/18609288/art-briles-baylor-bears-assistants-buried-player-misbehavior-documents-say

[bonarae]

As bad as the Penn State scandal was the Baylor situation seems far, far worse! If ever a program deserves the death penalty its Baylor football. What a horrible, horrible place....

http://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/18609288/art-briles-baylor-bears-assistants-buried-player-misbehavior-documents-say

Maybe forced to drop the program for a number of years? xcoffeex

[Bisonoline]

Maybe forced to drop the program for a number of years? xcoffeex

That is unbelievable. They should have called in Bill and Hill to consult.

[citdog]

As bad as the Penn State scandal was the Baylor situation seems far, far worse! If ever a program deserves the death penalty its Baylor football. What a horrible, horrible place....

http://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/18609288/art-briles-baylor-bears-assistants-buried-player-misbehavior-documents-say

Joe Paterno is one of the largest pieces of **** to ever walk this planet. He is in hell with others of his ilk. Penn State should have never been allowed to field a football team EVER again.

[Laker]

Maybe forced to drop the program for a number of years? xcoffeex

The Big 12 should have added BYU and Houston (or Cinci or whoever) when they had the chance. They may be the Big 9 if they punish Baylor. They seem to have a lot of crap going on there- and coverups. Remember a few years ago when the basketball player got murdered?

[bonarae]

The fallout is on...

An accreditation review is possible, that will probably jeopardize Baylor's future academically. http://www.cbssports.com/college-football/news/baylor-faces-possible-accreditation-probation-if-early-review-called-by-board/
The conference Baylor is in will withhold Baylor's share from its total revenues. http://www.cbssports.com/college-football/news/big-12-to-withhold-revenue-instead-of-fining-baylor-until-its-sure-changes-made/
(http://www.cbssports.com/college-football/news/big-12-to-withhold-revenue-instead-of-fining-baylor-until-its-sure-changes-made/)

[walliver]

All that's going on now is face-saving activities by the NCAA, the Big12, and Baylor. Most of the bad stuff has already happened, although some of it is just coming to light. A few more firings, an outside investigation and a promise to never do it again and it will soon be business as usual.

It's not just a FBS problem:
http://www.charlotteobserver.com/news/local/crime/article131771859.html
We're glad they're not in the SoCon anymore.