Another week, another victim. ESPN Outside the Lines: Baylor didn't investigate sex assault claim a

[SparkleFrog]

Dang, I didn't notice that.... Like I said. I don't Twitter. It was sent to me from a Longhorn friend.

No matter when it was said, it's still messed up and is a reflection of their enmeshed identities (Waco + Baylor = as intertwined as the threads in their ugly green and gold spirit wear). It's unhealthy. That dysfunctional environment is the perfect breeding (poor choice of words, yet fitting) ground for scandal.

 

[gohornedfrogs]

And local media failing to research or report Sam U's indictment.

Yes, why is it that ESPN can roll into town and uncover new things every day, while the Waco media can't seem to find anything at all?

 

[DeuceBoogieNights]

Yes, why is it that ESPN can roll into town and uncover new things every day, while the Waco media can't seem to find anything at all?

 
because they dont want to find anything. That paper needs to go out of business.

 

[steelfrog]

Yes, why is it that ESPN can roll into town and uncover new things every day, while the Waco media can't seem to find anything at all?

They know plenty; its the reporting of what they know that is the issue

 

[ShadowFrog]

Yes, why is it that ESPN can roll into town and uncover new things every day, while the Waco media can't seem to find anything at all?

Is there a medical/psychological term for willfull blindness?
Tcudoc, as always I defer to you for final medical judgement. This posting will not self-destruct in 5 seconds. Good luck, Jim.

 

[2314@work]

 
because they dont want to find anything. That paper needs to go out of business.

No it doesn't. But everyone in management needs to be fired.

 

[My Buddy Steve]

If the Waco police chief had only acted like the TCU Police Chief then this could have been handled upfront and professionally.

 

[f_399]

Imagine if this did happen in TCU.
 
Our drug bust was portrayed like a mexican drug cartel bust.

 

[DeuceBoogieNights]

Imagine if this did happen in TCU.
 
Our drug bust was portrayed like a mexican drug cartel bust.

 
If this happened at TCU or in Austin or Norman or Ohio State or Michigan or anywhere but Baylor, it would be national news with nonstop coverage.

 

[2314@work]

 
If this happened at TCU or in Austin or Norman or Ohio State or Michigan or anywhere but Baylor, it would be national news with nonstop coverage.

ESPN is not national? But I get your point. Just wait a day or two.

 

[2314@work]

Is there a medical/psychological term for willfull blindness?
Tcudoc, as always I defer to you for final medical judgement. This posting will not self-destruct in 5 seconds. Good luck, Jim.

 
For the Romper Rooms who post on the HASMSP thread, aka The Generally Bored, he was making a reference to the old TV show, 'Mission Impossible.' I bet you peeps miss Shack.
 

 

[Mean Purple]

https://twitter.com/SiriusXMCollege/status/733004651876900864

https://twitter.com/SiriusXMCollege/status/733003247405944832

So there is more to be exposed. 

 

[Jefffrog1993]

 
not saying I don't agree, but who exactly would be left to fire all these people?  Do they just fire one another?

I was hoping a Federal Prosecutor or DOJ Prosecutor would go after them all by indicting them.  Once indicted they would quit for the best interests of Baylor University.   However they would probably not since they have no souls, feelings, heart, etc.  Perhaps the Board of Regents fires everyone then they resign en mass?

 

[Big Frog II]

Is it possible that any of the cover up artists could go to jail?  Is it possible that the athletic department, football coaches, and the Waco Police could be guilty of obstruction of justice?  Isn't that a crime that carries a sentence?

 

[2314@work]

Is it possible that any of the cover up artists could go to jail?  Is it possible that the athletic department, football coaches, and the Waco Police could be guilty of obstruction of justice?  Isn't that a crime that carries a sentence?

Call the (law enforcement) Texas Rangers.

 

[BABYFACE]

"The incident became an issue on the field months later when Dixon was ejected from a game against TCU for a targeting hit against Horned Frogs quarterback Trevone Boykin. In his postgame news conference, TCU coach Gary Patterson referenced the arrest and the fact that Briles did not suspend Dixon.
Dixon "beats a guy up at the beginning of the season and doesn't get suspended," Patterson said. "He takes a shot, and I want him kicked out. ... I've got a guy [Dixon] who's laughing into the camera on the sideline. I've got a guy [Boykin] that can't come into the game for a play. That's not what I call class.""
 
 
Remember when Matt Mosely was making a big deal about this on his radio show and was trying to portray coach P as a whiner?
 
Well Matt you can suck it.

Matt sucks it and quite often.

 

[PurplFrawg]

 
I bet you peeps miss Shack.
 

 
not in the least.

 

[Despite the odds Frog]

Matt Mosley on ESPN right now defending Briles and Baylor, very despicable. Another Baylor alum apologist but with a voice. He sickens me.

 

[Jefffrog1993]

Matt Mosley on ESPN right now defending Briles and Baylor. Very despicable protecting art briles and Baylor, another alum apologist but with a voice. He sickens me.

He is an [Rod Gilmore] [Steel] AZZZSSS Clown.

 

[Fred Garvin]

Matt Mosley on ESPN right now defending Briles and Baylor, very despicable. Another Baylor alum apologist but with a voice. He sickens me.

 
 
Never had any credibility to begin with, so he has nothing to lose backing his bros.