I have studied this tragedy in depth. Title IX is the most unconstitutional law I have ever seen on the issue of girls complaining against boys for what ever reason. There is absolutely do due process. The hysterical lynching of Starr and Briles by a self flagellation bunch of weak kneed regents will go down as not only the dumbest baylor move ever but surely the most expensive.
The conclusionary “Summary “ Report was a breathless defamation of the charter of Starr, Briles and MCCall with absolutely nothing but unsubstantiated unproven allegation!! Briles has $32 million ( I believe) unpaid. He has an extensive contract. He also has been defamed maliciously.I am hearing that he will sue if he does not receive every “Damned Penny” and Baylor can expect an army of Dallas lawyers all getting paid by Baylor under the law on breach of contract.He may also sue for defamation. When a girl turns on her boy friend— CALL 911! Not the damned coaches office. Briles only concern was to follow strict written policy procedures at Baylor— THERE WERE NONE. His primary concern was to determine if a player should be suspended pending due process or removed following conveition by a court. NOT TO ASSUME GUILT!!This crap of Guilty until coach does something is absurd!! Did you know that girls sometime lie???? Yes,its true— I know you can’t imagine!! The girl in florida was paid BIG BUCKS to drop her allegations!! This is female tyranny!! We are supposed to take their word and assume guilt except for Juanita Broderick, Paula Jones , Kathleen Willy and any anti socialist Icon rapee.
Baylor could not have done more destruction. They blew their house up and IT WILL NOT BE REBUILT. They are about to get slammed for massive damages for breach of contract and defamation of character and you can take that to the bank.
“Title IX is the most unconstitutional law I have ever seen on the issue of girls complaining against boys for what ever reason.”
Title IX is was also a contributing factor to the mis-handling by UVA of the fabricated story of gang rape by “Jackie,” made infamous by publication in Rolling Stone magazine.