Mean Purple
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Sure sounds like Briles is only willing to turn over documents that benefit the illusion that he was just "poor ole art" and not address the well documented cover up he engaged in.
--The filing indicates that Briles is willing to turn over documents related to the highly secretive NCAA investigation into Baylor. However, he did not submit those documents Friday, citing concerns that doing so could violate the wishes of the NCAA, Baylor and federal court.
Briles also declined to turn over his communications with all attorneys since his May 26, 2017 firing, or to allow lawyers to search his personal email account and cellphone. Waco attorney Jim Dunnam, who represents the 10 former students who were allegedly assaulted while attending Baylor, did not oppose Briles’ objections.--
--The filing indicates that Briles is willing to turn over documents related to the highly secretive NCAA investigation into Baylor. However, he did not submit those documents Friday, citing concerns that doing so could violate the wishes of the NCAA, Baylor and federal court.
Briles also declined to turn over his communications with all attorneys since his May 26, 2017 firing, or to allow lawyers to search his personal email account and cellphone. Waco attorney Jim Dunnam, who represents the 10 former students who were allegedly assaulted while attending Baylor, did not oppose Briles’ objections.--