EXCLUSIVE: Baylor football players taught recruits how to target female students, [tr]

UK Daily Mail ^ | August 21, 2017 | Daniel Bates

[C19fan]

Baylor University football players took part in gang rape attacks because they thought that if 'you were one person's woman, you were everybody's', one of their victims has claimed.  The toxic culture at the largest Baptist university in the world bred dozens of 'predators' who knew how to target women when they were most vulnerable. A devastating new account of the sex scandal that shamed the Texas college says that there was an 'epidemic' of sexual assault that lasted for years. 

'Violated: Exposing Rape at Baylor University Amid College Football's Sexual Assault Crisis' lays out in unprecedented detail the story which forced out college president Kenneth Starr, the former special counsel who looked into Bill Clinton's affair while he was US President.

[C19fan]

Imagine you have a daughter and think Baylor being a Baptist university would be a good environment for college avoiding the sex, alcohol, and drugs. But the administrators sell their soul for manna. If there is one school that should receive the death penalty it should be Baylor. One coach covered up for a murder and they let a football team run riot on campus for years.

[Dr. Ursus]

Hey,we needed athletes!

[Unam Sanctam]

Perhaps the trashing of “Victorian” and “bourgeois “ morality in the sexual revolution didn’t work out all that well for women...

[Tax-chick]

The details of what happened at Baylor are laid out in 'Violated', written by ESPN investigative journalists Paula Lavigne and Mark Schlabach.

[Trumpet 1]

Oh Gee, I thought it was just a few strip clubs. Gang rapes are not acceptable. Gang bangs either.

[Texas resident]

Back in the mid 50’s, my dad was asked to leave the campus for smoking a cigarette. He was just visiting.

[dp0622]

By all means, let’s accept it as fact.

Because ESPN would NEVER lie.

[montag813]

I am boycotting both the NFL AND college football this season. Why should we contribute to the farm teams for the growing “hate America” league?

[montag813]

By all means, let’s accept it as fact. Because ESPN would NEVER lie.

It's not just ESPN. Well documented debauchery for years. The women aren't exactly innocent, but the administrators definitely look the other way, and cover up incidents left and right. I am an attorney friend who has handled several payouts, with "hush clauses" for SEC teams.

[Tax-chick]

There have been criminal convictions with jail terms in some of the reported cases. Every accusation may not be true, but some have been proved in court.

[PAR35]

Just a team building exercise at Baptist U.

“Do you like white women? Because we have a lot of them at BAYLOR and they LOVE football players”.

The basketball program there showed what happened to athletes that weren’t team players.

[dp0622]

I stand corrected and it’s beyond disgusting.

[wally_bert]

Above any and everything else apparently.

[Saltmeat]

Don’t fret! In about ten years football will be very different at the pro and college level because they will be playing flag football in high schools, if at all.

[Bloody Sam Roberts]

Wow. Baylor of all places. I would never have guessed that. This is the university that expelled some young ladies for posing in Playboy magazine back in the 80s. (Girls of the Big Ten?)

[AppyPappy]

Baptists sure have changed since I was in college

[ExTxMarine]

HEY! That could almost, using a very clouded mindset, be considered blaming the victim!

I mean, you are right. But, we aren’t supposed to actually mention facts!!

[Bobalu]

OMG!?

I really hope this is not true.

If it is true then shut the damned place down :-(

[wrcase]

Good for you. The sooner that conservatives get over their strange obsession with college football, the sooner ESPN and other networks will take a big financial hit.

[righttackle44]

Baptists sure have changed since I was in college[.]

Not Baptists nearly as much as Baptist institutions. It has been a truism for decades that once a Christian university, college, or seminary receives regional accreditation, that the schools will go liberal. This is what has happened at Baylor, though it is likely years over due. When Baptist have tried to correct this onset of liberalism, then the secular media (and some Freepers) have gone hysterical, pointing pharisaic fingers of condemnation at people who are trying to manage their own institutions. It's disgusting to me when Baptist officials cave because someone at the New York or Los Angeles Times gets an itch in his or her armpit and lashes out at Christians. Let the secularists cook in their own juices and stand up for what's right. Throw college athletes, black, white, or indifferent, one on their ears. So what if a guy in L.A. doesn't like you for it?