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Baylor Rape HQ - (major lawsuit settled)
- Thread starter Buffnik
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He also wears a crucifix
CAB=choke a b--ch?
Wait a sec, I thought god was on the other side of Grobe's headset at *****Bailer?
Yeah, that's what I said. For **** Baylor.
Gameday showing a clip from the upcoming Outside the Lines interview with Briles. ****Baylor. They were pretty angry (except Kirk it seemed). And then they randomly had microphone issues and all you could hear were producers trying to figure stuff out. It seemed like everyone but Kirk said he will never be a head coach again. Sorry I wish I had heard more but between Gamedays microphone issues and me trying to calm my boys down so I could hear, I did miss a little. The OTL may be interesting but it will probably just make me angrier to see Briles trying to fake apologize.
Yeah. And the best point, I thought, was that an apology is meaningless if the person doesn't articulate what he is sorry for. All Briles owned up to is that some things may have happened, although he called the allegations "sketchy", and that since he was in charge it is ultimately his responsibility so he is sorry. That's a ****ing joke. He doesn't think he did anything wrong. He did say, cryptically, something about selling their soul but that seemed to be more about the university culture. I'm looking forward to the OTL. The audio cut out just as it was getting interesting. Worst part of the audio cutting out for ESPN is that we could then hear people laughing in the control room while this serious discussion was going on. Props to the fans who were there and booing the hell out of most of it. My suspicion is that the audio cut out because they were desperately trying to bleep everything coming from the crowd.
Surprised about Herbstreit. I thought he'd be in the **** Briles camp.
My impression is that he had liked and respected Briles, so what struck him was that Briles looked like a broken man. I think that's where Herbie's mind & heart went. Which is the problem, actually. Good people get caught up on feeling bad for the perpetrators and enablers, not wanting them to have their lives ruined for one drunken mistake or poorly managing a situation because the guy had blinders on. Sorry, but that's bull****. I have no capacity to feel any empathy for Art Briles. Young women were hurt. Young women had their lives irreparably harmed. I'm glad that Briles feels somewhat bad about it. I'm glad that Briles had his career and reputation damaged. I'm pissed that he walked away from it with a huge paycheck, his staff kept their jobs, and he'll likely get another job soon. I'm pissed that he doesn't own up to it, understand just how wrong he was, and feel 1000x worse than he does. **** that guy. He should be donating his buyout to rape prevention causes and contemplating suicide.
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If Briles coaches again it had better be a longest yard type scenario.
somebody
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Yeah, this keeps me firmly in the ****Herbie camp. I never liked him anyway, but admittedly haven't watched him for years, since I gave up cable.
So, even your boys are pissed about bailer. Nice!
So much for "hope" I guess. To me, "Briles" is synonymous with building a power program with thugs, criminals and entitled punks and not holding them accountable.
Idot Buff
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On the FS1 scroll at the bottom of screen, they quoted Briles with his comment that he was not aware of most of what happened at Baylor because he was protected from hearing about minor issues associated with the program, but he was aware of major issues. Pretty much says it all.
Which only begs the question -- once again -- of how it is possible that every single assistant coach kept his job?
A shrewd manipulation to be sure.
so that's their luring technique. Get 'em to trust you. "Open the Kimono" Noted.
Same reaction. Yuck.
