So Bryles didn't get fired?
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How could anyone associated with University want that piece of **** back? You know how much heat they would get?
And if another player is accused or arrested for sexually assault at any point during his possible future tenure as coach how bad that would be? Baylor needs to move on and accept their fate as the 4th little brother in the state of Texas.
And if another player is accused or arrested for sexually assault at any point during his possible future tenure as coach how bad that would be? Baylor needs to move on and accept their fate as the 4th little brother in the state of Texas.
And to think Jim Tressel got a show cause penalty against him for tattoos. But Briles could come back, coach again and let his players run wild and commit felonys on campus.
The remaining 9 schools in the Big 12 should vote Baylor out and Houston in.
The remaining 9 schools in the Big 12 should vote Baylor out and Houston in.
If there is one thing I have learned over the years is you can take an article written by Chip Brown as absolute fact
This would be one of the most disgusting things in the history of college football. Absolutely staggering.
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Geraldo Rivera should clue him in about that Al Capone vault, and let him run with that story.
I'll bite. What did Frasier and winstrom do? ... Never mind I get it
. Clever misspellsKind of wish they would hire him back. So the NCAA can give them the death penalty and the Big 12 can kick their a$$ out of the conference.
A small group of big time donors want him to come back after serving a one year suspension. I guarantee you that if it happens, Briles will be hired by one of those donors for that year for a couple of million bucks as a "consultant" or something similar.
It looks like Baylor is just waiting for all the hub-bub to die down before they return to the old status quo. Grobe is a temporary mouthpiece, the University has no intention of changing anything, and the football team will maintain it's glorious rise to the top of college football. Go Bears. What could matter more?