Former Baylor AD says Baylor trustees covered up scandal, scapegoated AD

[interrobang]

Gee, sounds familiar

http://www.wacotrib.com/news/higher...al&utm_source=twitter&utm_campaign=user-share

 

[LurkerLazarus]

Nah, that never happens.

 

[psuro]

 

[sluggo72]

some of these names sound familiar......
From the Tribune‘s report:

McCaw said Pepper Hamilton attorneys told him there would be three potential outcomes to their report: a “detailed document,” a “summary report,” or “to whitewash the whole thing.” He said it was ultimately decided that Baylor regent J. Cary Gray would write a “false” and “misleading finding of fact skewed to make the football program look bad and cover up the campus-wide failings.”

McCaw said former Baylor Police Chief Jim Doak had discouraged reporting of sexual assaults and ignored rape reports, according to the motion. He said former high-level administrator Reagan Ramsower, who also took heavy criticism during the scandal, once said that “if Chief Doak was still here, we wouldn’t fire him. We’d have to execute him.

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McCaw said he learned of rape allegations involving Baylor athletes through media reports, and also testified that a Baylor police dispatcher once put a woman reporting that she had been raped on hold to order himself a meal.

 

[OldTiredLion]

While we're on the subject of Trustees scapegoating university employees, when are we going to hear some enlightening words from CS&S? Their silence isn't helping themselves.

 

[ChiTownLion]

Everyone knows Baylor was the place to be for players who needed a "second chance." That was their entire business model. Like MSU, they were everything we were wrong accused of being.