re: Baylor has fired Art Briles

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but it's difficult to ignore not only the two convictions and the multiple other accusations that have occurred over the past several years

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and how many led to criminal convictions? i don't think any

yeah elliot and african name are tPOS's, but they were found guilty

are we about to start punishing people while they're presumed innocent?

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If the issue isn't obvious to you, then you're either trolling (again) or completely nuts.

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it's a serious problem under a terrible interpretation of a federal law. since that law exists and this interpretation rules as of now, Baylor appears to have violated it. my thoughts are that schools should have no role in this process and if my rules were in effect, BU never makes any improper contact that possibly disrupted criminal investigations

i admit agents of the FB program shouldn't have contacted potential victims, but that is all Title 9 BS

when they suspend any indicted player and even expel one that wasn't indicted (he is suing Baylor, mind you), i don't know what else was expected of Briles (other than what i described above)

there are issues and it may be a completely shitty situation, but i'm looking at the big picture issues