More fall-out at Baylor

[coveydidnt]

I remember last week someone said it wasn't a dumpster fire. It looks to be beyond a dumpster fire. Wonder if Matt Rhule will try to get away?

Looks like those people vanished like cockroaches

 

[Obliviax]

I remember last week someone said it wasn't a dumpster fire. It looks to be beyond a dumpster fire. Wonder if Matt Rhule will try to get away?

Rhule is in GREAT shape. NCAA's not going to lift a finger after they got eviscerated in our debacle. He had a good recruiting class, considering. If he wins, he's a miracle maker. If he loses, so what? What it raining crap, what would anyone expect?

Guy is in a perfect, no-lose, position.

 

[BobPSU92]

Not again!?
;-)

Still.

 

[novaclassof90]

NCAA should NOT be involved most of this for the very same reason they should not have been involved in the Sandusky scandal. They don't have the tools to deal with it, they don't have subpoena for one. Also, the NCAA rules do a very poor job related to criminal behavior.

It should have been dealt with by the Baylor campus police and Waco, TX police and campus judicial affairs. It wasn't, now the US Dept of Justice and Office of Civil Rights will be involved under Title IX violations. That is how it should be dealt with.

NCAA should get involved for possible recruiting rules violations (recruits having sex on recruiting trips, etc.) and possible impermissible benefits. NCAA rules state that student-athletes should be treated same as all other univ. students, that includes campus judicial affairs. If Baylor football players got special treatment in Baylor judicial affairs process, that is a violation.