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Baylor, Briles scandal before NCAA committee today
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<blockquote data-quote="OmniscienceFrog" data-source="post: 2948855" data-attributes="member: 11019"><p>Yes, the players and coaches there now had nothing to do with what went on 5+ years ago, but if you let the school sit on it and hide it until it all gets out like they did, then just say "oh, it's OK" because they got rid of the scum after the damage had long been done, it just sends the message that you can get away scot free from just about anything by getting rid of all the offenders long after the fact, just to save your athletic department's ass. </p><p></p><p>Now, you show that the hammer is going to come down, regardless of the fact they "finally" cleaned house to buy your forgiveness, you're sending the message that "you go sign up to coach or play for that school, you are subject to the penalties earned by the program before you got there". Now that might make them think twice about coaching or playing for that school. Is that tough? Yeah it is, but how tough was it on the female student athletes that were abused by a bunch of dirtbag male athletes and never acted on, but rather covered up by their coaches and school administrators?</p><p></p><p>Might actually make a school keep track of what's going on in their athletic department if they know there is going to be a steep price to pay, whether it's now or years from now.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="OmniscienceFrog, post: 2948855, member: 11019"] Yes, the players and coaches there now had nothing to do with what went on 5+ years ago, but if you let the school sit on it and hide it until it all gets out like they did, then just say "oh, it's OK" because they got rid of the scum after the damage had long been done, it just sends the message that you can get away scot free from just about anything by getting rid of all the offenders long after the fact, just to save your athletic department's ass. Now, you show that the hammer is going to come down, regardless of the fact they "finally" cleaned house to buy your forgiveness, you're sending the message that "you go sign up to coach or play for that school, you are subject to the penalties earned by the program before you got there". Now that might make them think twice about coaching or playing for that school. Is that tough? Yeah it is, but how tough was it on the female student athletes that were abused by a bunch of dirtbag male athletes and never acted on, but rather covered up by their coaches and school administrators? Might actually make a school keep track of what's going on in their athletic department if they know there is going to be a steep price to pay, whether it's now or years from now. [/QUOTE]
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