Unless you're satisfied with our "current environment " PC inspired lynch law is not such a good thing. Maybe it's still tolerated by many who don't think for themselves.
Yeah, about Art Briles getting another head job ...
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Unless you're satisfied with our "current environment " PC inspired lynch law is not such a good thing. Maybe it's still tolerated by many who don't think for themselves.
Nice try. Matt Jones? Yeah you're obsessed with him too but your post history says you've literally posted about Art Briles about 90 times. Saying the same thing over and over. You really are a weirdo. lol the irony of you calling anyone obsessed. Folks like you need to be called out and probably watched for the obsession you display. Are you mentally stable?
Have too agree with KYCAT78, THE Best... thee Best scenario I see for Briles is an Assistant at some small school some former Assistant to Briles is now HC, in a couple years....MAYBE!!
Obsession for calling out your god. Obsession for posting about Art Briles? You can't stay on topic and seemed to be obsessed with calling me obsessed. Now that's weird.
Careful, I never said I liked it, it simply is what it is. As for thinking, remember, Briles is on the verge of having several players convicted of sexual assault and or rape. Think on that a bit.
Oh look, another personal attack. My bad for asking for actual info on the case instead of blindly attacking the man with the mob.
So according to this new report, how did the scenario play out about Briles not reporting rape to the police? I know in the Penn State case, Mike McQueary witnessed Sandusky raping a boy in the shower I believe and then reported it to Paterno who did nothing. What are the details in the Baylor case?
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Don't condone either. Assault or rape if they occurred. However what did Briles have to do with either? Because he is the coach he cannot do anything but tell the "victim" to report it to the police. What they may or may not have done from the beginning.
Since it's only speculation as to what Briles was told or how believable the complainant then how can anyone blame him just on internet supposition? Evidently the legal system hasn't found him at fault.
Briles is not on the verge of anything. The University has several students who may or may not be convicted of those charges. Briles may or may not be the sacrificial lamb for the University.
Too many unknowns to throw a symbolic rope over a tree limb for anyone involved. Accused, complainant or bystander.
He'll land a major coaching job in two, maybe three years after all the PC dies down and this makes its way through the legal system.
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Aparently, he did nothing and it is known that he knew about at least one instance. He is also the guy who brought in all these guys. It appears he is a bad judge of character or he didn't care, take your pick. Like it or not, his name will be permanently tainted. Briles most certainly is on the verge of having 3 separate players he recruited, convicted of sexual assault and or rape. Minimize the significance of that if you wish.
I'm all for "just wait and see". In the immediate future I'm going to watch the ball game.
I was actually asking for details as in how he found out about the rapes he allegedly didn't report. It's important to determine if he actually knew or not. This report was as vague as the last one and gave no specifics or details about his involvement other than the statement he knew and didnt contact the police which wasn't proven in the report.
I care more about the facts and the truth than I do his reputation. People will believe what the media tells them to believe. Rich Brooks had the same issues at Oregon and not a single person brings it up or makes it an issue because the media doesn't.
IMO, if he knew or not will not matter to schools, whether that is fair to him or not. When you have 19 players on your team being accused of sexual assault, no school is going to take the chance on him. If he was hired, and a female was raped by a football player at his new school, that would be a disaster scenerio. As I mentioned earlier, sexual assault is one of, if not the top, issue on college campuses nowadays. The amount of money and resources that go into it is amazing. I don't think any AD at a decent sized program is going to put the reputation of the entire University on the line by hiring the guy. It's the reality we live in nowadays on college campuses.
19 guys weren't accused of sexual assault. The vague report never specified, it lumped sexual assaults and domestic violence together to get to 19. The co fusing headline did its job though. It never named any perpetrators or gave any details on the sexual assaults or domestic violence.
Again, if it happened and he covered it up or didnt report it after finding out, throw the book at him. That report didnt come close to provimg it happened.