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Baylor Rape HQ - (major lawsuit settled)
- Thread starter Buffnik
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Briles interviewed at my high school. The head football coach there is also the AD plus they give you a house and transportation. I'm walking down the hall going to Government class and he's walking next to the principal. I said what's up coach? He stopped and wanted to talk. He was real nice and knew who I was, shook my hand. I'm like I'm gonna get to play for this dude, Stephenville was dominant at the time. Well, they didn't give it to him and I'm all pissed. Hindsight is 20/20, I shook that ****ers hand.
He knew who you were? Was he like, "you're the guy that always talks tough and then pusses out and doesn't show at Casa Bonita?"
No wonder he's such a great recruiter.
We played against them in the playoffs the year before dickhead lol. I don't even know where Cass Bonita is. Ill find out when I come up there. The food better be worth it.
Deleted member 807
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I don't know the circumstances on the departure of Buddy Jones. But his name is definitely not listed amongst BU's current listing of Regents.
He is, however, president of the Baylor Alumni Association. Here is the wind bag's open letter in the Waco Trib about some kind of alumni law suit BS
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Oh, you're gonna find out all right.We played against them in the playoffs the year before dickhead lol. I don't even know where Cass Bonita is. Ill find out when I come up there. The food better be worth it.
BehindEnemyLines
beware the habu
We played against them in the playoffs the year before dickhead lol. I don't even know where Cass Bonita is. Ill find out when I come up there. The food better be worth it.
Follow your nose.
On second thought .....
Probably the alleged self-asphyxiation rescue.
Actually, this is a great idea. Not to be too hyperbolic, but what is happening down in Waco is essentially institutionalized misogyny. I've felt impotent rage at the entire situation, but I wonder if some sort of campaign negatively impacting Nike would make a difference.
I don't think that many people outside the college football world know about this story, but I wonder if all the female athletes that spend money on Nike gear would like to know how Baylor University, someone who Nike sponsors, treats women.
No one will get the death penalty ever again. The Presidents would not allow it.
Briles is likely instantly employable again if fired.
Most importantly; **** baylor.
If I was a Nike competitor, I'd use this against them along with their continued sponsorship of Penn State.
EddieCrowder
Well-Known Member
This is a fact, they are almost apologetic to SMU for what they did to them. If you have never seen the 30 for 30 "Pony Excess" you need to see it.
The idea behind the death penalty was to reset the program with new coaches and new admins and a new culture after a pause. Not to permanently turn them into the dog they became.
http://www.chicagotribune.com/sports/columnists/ct-baylor-art-briles-ken-starr-20160524-column.html
Now the Baylor regents are set to bounce the former judge and attorney, though the HornsDigest.com report said Starr might be given a new role at the law school that would not reduce his pay.
Many assume that people in Texas care only about football -- winning football. And now Baylor is living the cliché by protecting a football coach who would play a predator if it would help him score an extra touchdown against TCU.
Now the Baylor regents are set to bounce the former judge and attorney, though the HornsDigest.com report said Starr might be given a new role at the law school that would not reduce his pay.
Many assume that people in Texas care only about football -- winning football. And now Baylor is living the cliché by protecting a football coach who would play a predator if it would help him score an extra touchdown against TCU.
Classic.
SMU wasn't doing anything that all the other teams in that conference weren't doing, yes Texas, you too. They just did it better until they got sloppy.
Darian3Hagan
'89 Player of the Year
We played against them in the playoffs the year before dickhead lol. I don't even know where Cass Bonita is. Ill find out when I come up there. The food better be worth it.
Somehow Luke I think you would like the food at Casa Bonita.
Think so? I finally went to Qdoba, burrito was actually decent.
You should try the hummus nachos!
No thanks vegan.
Darian3Hagan
'89 Player of the Year
****ing hippies.
It's a pita we waste so much of our efforts on puns.