#BAYLORTEARS
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AroundWorldFrog
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Read the multiple tweets.
“You’re a liar. Briles is Jesus Christ himself! He’s a great man and a true leader of young men” - Baylor fans
AroundWorldFrog
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"Three years ago, Baylor went from “hot pick to win the National Championship” to shorthand for the scourge of campus sexual assault, "
LOL, whose hot pick? These football experts?
LOL, whose hot pick? These football experts?
ShadowFrog
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God bless Paula Lavigne for putting on the shoulder-high boots to wade into that scum pond of baylor to document this so well in her book.
Mean Purple
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FrogAbroad
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As soon as they discover a member of the women's soccer team dared take a second cheeseburger from the team buffet when it was specifically stated ONE PER PERSON!
Woe be unto that Lady Bear!
Big Frog II
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So the rapes began in Stephenville under Briles??? OMG! The guy is a scum bucket.
Mean Purple
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"Relying on accounts from more than a dozen people, we traced Briles’s history of dealing with players accused of sexual assault back to his time as a high school football coach in Stephenville, Texas."
That scumbag was doing that crap at the high school ranks. The man should be in jail.
Mean Purple
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In January 2013, two and a half years before Briles explained that Oakman had gotten “well,” a female Baylor student reported to Waco police that Oakman had hit her. By the time a detective followed up with her 11 days later, she had withdrawn from the school and left the state. According to police reports, “her parents moved her back to [her home state] abruptly.” Without the woman’s participation, police closed the case.
Looks like that corporate town was a corrupt one.
Mean Purple
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The world beyond Waco learned of Ukwuachu all at once, at the last minute, while he was on trial. Somehow, his name had been kept out of the local papers, even as he was arrested and his case proceeded through the criminal-justice system. That fact is even more shocking because he was the second Baylor football player to stand trial for rape in a two-year window; in 2012, Tevin Elliot was convicted of sexual assault. One player being convicted of rape can happen anywhere, but two in two years—with no one aware that the second was happening—smelled like a cover-up. What was happening down in Waco?
Corporate Town Corporate Newspaper
Since the corporation is bu, all the shareholders lost
Mean Purple
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According to legal documents, when a freshman defensive tackle was cited for illegally consuming alcohol, Briles sent a text message to an assistant that read, “Hopefully he’s under [the] radar enough they won’t recognize [his] name” before asking if the ticket came from Waco police or Baylor’s own force. “Just trying to keep him away from our judicial affairs folks.”
Mean Purple
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read on, it looks like they ran a default prostitution ring to get recruits.
Just when you think you can’t hate Baylor anymore, I hope they all rot in hell. Just sickening reading all of that from his time at Stephenville to Baylor and all his country good guy lines he used to use #truthdontlie
I also laughed that the only bowl picture they could use was the Russell Athletics Bowl.
I also laughed that the only bowl picture they could use was the Russell Athletics Bowl.
A lot of stuff began in Stephenville under Briles
TCURiggs
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Figured this might be a good time to recap some Briles history from one of our posters. I'll leave his name off, in case he doesn't want it back out there, although it went a little viral a few years ago:
1) 1990. My first taste of Briles was my senior year in high school playing against his Stephenville team. They were the dirtiest, cheapest, thuggish team I've ever played against. Talked the foulest trash at us during pre-game and never stopped. Lots of scratching, clawing, kicking, twisting ankles while on the ground, too. Like playing against 11 Ahmad Dixons. So sitting at ACS last Saturday brought back a lot of memories.
2) 1994. Just out of college and started my first coaching gig as an assistant at a 4A high school. We open the season at Stephenville. We get to the field house and their is no AC in the visitor locker room. This is the last Friday in August so it's scorching hot and very humid. Briles tells us the field house is undergoing some repair work and the AC unit is off line. Of course, the AC works just fine in his locker room though. At halftime, our starting QB gets an IV as well as another player, but those are the only two we can accomodate. Three of our players had to be taken to a local hospital for severe dehydration and overheating, largely due to the conditions in our locker room. Afterwards, we were told by Tarleton State staff that there were no repairs being done to the field house and that Briles has simply turned off the breaker that controlled the AC for the visitor locker room. Needless to say, Briles couldn't care less about the safety of his opponent's players.
3) 1995. Re-match. Starting the season against Stephenville again. We trade film from each other's two August scrimmages. When we put in the tape of their scrimmages, the first series of the first team offense is missing from both scrimmages. Therefore, we have no idea what their first team offense ran or what personnel they used. When we asked about the missing plays, Briles told us they had trouble getting the videocamera to work.
On Thursday I was helping coach the JV. We're winning. Briles is in attendance and gets pissed off that his JV is gettign beat. He takes over the playcalling from his JV coaches and coaches the JV himself in the second half. We still win and Briles refused to talk to us afterwards.
4) Fast forward to 2000. I'm going to law school part time and now work in the TCU Compliance Office. The phone rings one day and Texas Tech has lodged a complaint with the NCAA alleging that we provided an impermissible recruiting inducement to a prospect that signed with us by providing the athlete's father a job. The kid is playing during that season, so we pull him off the field. Kid and coaching staff are pissed and stressed (making a run at the BCS and don't want to have to forfiet games for playing an ineligible player). We investigated and turned out TCU hired the kid's uncle - as a custodian. Neither HR nor the kid was aware of it at the time. Guess who made the allegation and accused TCU of cheating? Texas Tech's new RB coach - Art Briles.
5) 2003. I'm now the Director of Compliance at a DI school in Colorado. Briles is now the head coach at Houston. A player on his team is from Colorado and wants to transfer to be closer to his family. His older brother is a special needs kid with some medical issues, and his mother is an invalid who is having trouble taking care of him. We request a waiver from the NCAA to allow the kid to transfer and be immediately eligible to hlep take care of his family. In that process we asked UH to support our waiver. They refused. When I asked the UH Compliance office why they wouldn't give their support, I was told, "Briles said no."
There have been other stuff off and on over the years, including Briles' penchant for making phone calls and contacts with prospects over the NCAA limit and confirmation from one source that Briles looked the other way when his Stephenville players were juicing.
He's a first-rate d-bag who disguises himself as a simple good-ol' country boy who'd give the shirt off his back to you. He would, but with the other hand he'd slice open your spleen. I've always marvelled at his football acumen - he's a true innovator when it comes to Xs and Os. But the guy is absolutely consumed with winning at all costs and simply cannot and should not ever be trusted.
1) 1990. My first taste of Briles was my senior year in high school playing against his Stephenville team. They were the dirtiest, cheapest, thuggish team I've ever played against. Talked the foulest trash at us during pre-game and never stopped. Lots of scratching, clawing, kicking, twisting ankles while on the ground, too. Like playing against 11 Ahmad Dixons. So sitting at ACS last Saturday brought back a lot of memories.
2) 1994. Just out of college and started my first coaching gig as an assistant at a 4A high school. We open the season at Stephenville. We get to the field house and their is no AC in the visitor locker room. This is the last Friday in August so it's scorching hot and very humid. Briles tells us the field house is undergoing some repair work and the AC unit is off line. Of course, the AC works just fine in his locker room though. At halftime, our starting QB gets an IV as well as another player, but those are the only two we can accomodate. Three of our players had to be taken to a local hospital for severe dehydration and overheating, largely due to the conditions in our locker room. Afterwards, we were told by Tarleton State staff that there were no repairs being done to the field house and that Briles has simply turned off the breaker that controlled the AC for the visitor locker room. Needless to say, Briles couldn't care less about the safety of his opponent's players.
3) 1995. Re-match. Starting the season against Stephenville again. We trade film from each other's two August scrimmages. When we put in the tape of their scrimmages, the first series of the first team offense is missing from both scrimmages. Therefore, we have no idea what their first team offense ran or what personnel they used. When we asked about the missing plays, Briles told us they had trouble getting the videocamera to work.
On Thursday I was helping coach the JV. We're winning. Briles is in attendance and gets pissed off that his JV is gettign beat. He takes over the playcalling from his JV coaches and coaches the JV himself in the second half. We still win and Briles refused to talk to us afterwards.
4) Fast forward to 2000. I'm going to law school part time and now work in the TCU Compliance Office. The phone rings one day and Texas Tech has lodged a complaint with the NCAA alleging that we provided an impermissible recruiting inducement to a prospect that signed with us by providing the athlete's father a job. The kid is playing during that season, so we pull him off the field. Kid and coaching staff are pissed and stressed (making a run at the BCS and don't want to have to forfiet games for playing an ineligible player). We investigated and turned out TCU hired the kid's uncle - as a custodian. Neither HR nor the kid was aware of it at the time. Guess who made the allegation and accused TCU of cheating? Texas Tech's new RB coach - Art Briles.
5) 2003. I'm now the Director of Compliance at a DI school in Colorado. Briles is now the head coach at Houston. A player on his team is from Colorado and wants to transfer to be closer to his family. His older brother is a special needs kid with some medical issues, and his mother is an invalid who is having trouble taking care of him. We request a waiver from the NCAA to allow the kid to transfer and be immediately eligible to hlep take care of his family. In that process we asked UH to support our waiver. They refused. When I asked the UH Compliance office why they wouldn't give their support, I was told, "Briles said no."
There have been other stuff off and on over the years, including Briles' penchant for making phone calls and contacts with prospects over the NCAA limit and confirmation from one source that Briles looked the other way when his Stephenville players were juicing.
He's a first-rate d-bag who disguises himself as a simple good-ol' country boy who'd give the shirt off his back to you. He would, but with the other hand he'd slice open your spleen. I've always marvelled at his football acumen - he's a true innovator when it comes to Xs and Os. But the guy is absolutely consumed with winning at all costs and simply cannot and should not ever be trusted.
