Day 165

Fresh Start_165: The end of Baylor Football
Baylor Football most get the death penalty from the NCAA. I can’t keep seeing the actions of the most recent scandal go without any penalty what so ever. The actions of past players at Baylor now most lead to the dismembering of the program. If that seems harsh, then you haven’t been in the loop with Baylor football.

Countless accounts of sexual harassment and assault have committed by players on the Baylor football team and nothing has been done about. With the ESPN reports revealing all of this last April, the NCAA has done nothing but sit back and twiddle their thumbs. Even with the new evidence of the text messages from head coach Art Briles, the NCAA has been waiting around for too long with the lengthy investigation. Briles needs to help accountable with jail time from hiding evidence of sexual crimes away from the authorities. Even the authorities need to have a good long look in the mirror with their actions of not acting upon the players for committing the crimes.

I will not personally show the text messages because of the subjective content revealed in the texts, but I will link below.
 Art Briles text messages

 I can’t just stand by Baylor football, Art Briles, the Baylor Campus police, and everyone that were on those past Baylor teams. What happen with this program needs to be made an example out of for what not to do when running a team. I just can’t handle Baylor football and plead for the NCAA to make the right decision.
(espn.com, theringer.com, dallasnews.com)

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