I think he is a bit backpedaling. Just because he used the hashtag truth don't lie which is the art briles hashtag.Player's response to his tweet:
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If this is what happened, I agree with what Briles is reported by the assistants to have said. This sort of thing should never be handled by a school or athletic department, it should always be passed off to the police. It is not okay to just report this sort of behavior to your boss, it is a criminal matter not an athletic department matter.
Let's say for a minute that this one is accurate. WHAT ABOUT THE OTHER 16 RAPES BY THE OTHER 18 PLAYERS????
I must admit, I'm enjoying the score I just saw on ESPN. 
THe #CAB must stand for "Can't Advance Ball" today. I hope they lose by 50.
http://newsok.com/article/5525778
This is why the entire coaching staff should've went before the season. Rip the band-aid off and you wouldn't have as much of this crap going on through the entire season.
This is why the entire coaching staff should've went before the season. Rip the band-aid off and you wouldn't have as much of this crap going on through the entire season.
You know how teams have the big signs they use to relay plays in with all the random pictures, I wish some team would make one that had a dog, Briles, prison bars, and "No means No" on it.
Barry writes this in his piece:
I don't really get the sense that the Big 12 has any interest in kicking out Baylor. They've been pretty quiet on the entire subject, other than a statement at one point about values. Baylor football remains a commodity and the Big 12 has so few of those right now. The conference is probably more interested in rehabilitating Baylor's image than they are kicking them out... especially after the conference made such a public botch of expansion.
I'm sure the Big 12's lawyers have been in prep mode just in case but right now it's probably just wishful thinking.
I'm betting that if the Big 12 could replace Baylor with Houston without recourse, they would jump at the chance. They should be hungry to paint the conference in a positive note.
However, right now the vehemence is all pointed towards Baylor, not the Big 12. My guess is that it would be a legal **** storm to dump Baylor, unless there is something really specific in the bylaws governing what occurred.
I doubt they are thinking about any rehabilitation of Baylor's public persona. There's no way they want to appear to back up Baylor's actions. The Big 12 is probably just distancing itself from the situation by not taking any public action right now.
