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I dont think Briles could duplicate his success here. He just wont have the same latitude to bring in the "risky-but-gifted" athletes he regularly took in at Baylor.
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A big difference between our fan base and the Tennessee fan base, IMHO. The vast majority of Tech fans have most of their teeth.Remember what happened at Tennessee when they tried to hire Greg Schiano? I feel like we’d get exactly the same backlash from the fan base at large and we just don’t need that right now.
The evidence exhonerating Briles only came to light a few months ago. Before that he was toxic. Why punish a guy who was so provably innocent that he was paid $15 million?Thanks but I'll pass.
Chan and GOL were able to do it. CPJ gets all the waivers he requests. He’s said that multiple times.I dont think Briles could duplicate his success here. He just wont have the same latitude to bring in the "risky-but-gifted" athletes he regularly took in at Baylor.
Your Art Briles fascination is way cooler than your expensive watch fascination. IMHO.The evidence exhonerating Briles only came to light a few months ago. Before that he was toxic. Why punish a guy who was so probably innocent that he was paid $15 million?
To put it frankly, we could get him and he could win. I’m not interested in a Brian Gregory type hire that leads to a decade of suck like our basketball team.
Bart O'Breilly.
Is Wash St suddenly recruiting great? I did not know that.I would be just fine with art briles or mike leach. Just saying. Mike leaches offense would at least make tech look like a sexy choice for recruits.
This reminds me of the Duke Lacross case. Hear initial reports, assume guilt.
Read the reports from this summer. This WaPo article is a good start: https://www.washingtonpost.com/spor...d32e182a3bc_story.html?utm_term=.e3d202fcf1bf Then try this from the Dallas Morning News. https://www.dallasnews.com/opinion/...atorial-behavior-nothing-court-filings-allege
Elliott was suspended from the football team 12 days after the sexual assault of Hernandez, the same day Briles learned Waco police were asking for a cheek swab from Elliott and three days before Elliott was even charged.
In contrast, based on Thursday's court filing, reviewed by KWTX-TV in Waco, it appears two top officials in the university's Judicial Affairs office, David Murdock and Bethany McCraw, and Associate Vice President for Student Life Martha Lou Scott became aware of Elliott's assaults as early as Nov. 7, 2011. It also seems that Dr. Reagan Ramsower, then Baylor's chief operating officer, was aware that Elliott was "assaulting young women" as early as the week of Oct. 5, 2011.
It's preposterous that the school would have thought these documents from the Hernandez case weren't relevant to the ongoing Title IX lawsuit brought by the 10 Jane Does.
And it's even more mind-boggling that the administration appears not to have informed the football program of what it knew. This was a campus police department being careful — too careful — in relaying sensitive information. This was an administration that was operating in silos and didn't like to talk about unpleasant truths.
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Among the most troubling emails included with the motion is one from May 25, 2012, that indicates the football program didn't know what the administration knew about the football player. In the email, Jim Doak, then the Baylor police chief, tells his boss, Ramsower, that he had met that day with Collin Shillinglaw, director of football operations, regarding the Elliott case.
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So what actually happened at Baylor?
Keep yourself informed.
- Students (not just football players) were raping people.
- Baylor's administration suppressed these reports and discouraged charges in order to keep the name of the school clean. This wasn't limited to the football team.
- The football coach was unaware of this until charges were formally filed against his player. He suspended the player when he learned the player was under investigation.
- When lawsuits began, the administration attempted to peg this as a football issue. Released reports about other football players that were never sent to the coach. Fired the coach.
- Subsequent investigations indicate that the coach knew nothing and that the administration supressed literally hundreds of cases.
- School paid the coach an $18 million settlement.
- President of the university was fired (and I suspect several additional administrators will be, as well.
Since when would GT give a crap what the fan base backlash would be?Remember what happened at Tennessee when they tried to hire Greg Schiano? I feel like we’d get exactly the same backlash from the fan base at large and we just don’t need that right now.
I jut looked through his w/l record and I def have changed my mind. Still like briles though.Is Wash St suddenly recruiting great? I did not know that.
This should be a permanent post with fill in the blanks provided. Why? Because it's true.I dont think Briles could duplicate his success here. He just wont have the same latitude to bring in the "risky-but-gifted" athletes he regularly took in at Baylor.
Sounds like Tech doesn’t have a very inclusive culture. Let them in!!I dont think Briles could duplicate his success here. He just wont have the same latitude to bring in the "risky-but-gifted" athletes he regularly took in at Baylor.
Art Briles is only 62, can't you guys latch on to a coach who is more mature?? Please fixate on a coach who is not older than Paul Johnson.
Briles has only had 1 team in his entire career finish in the top 10.