Violated: Exposing Rape at Baylor University

[jc4cy]

Did anyone else read Violated: Exposing Rape at Baylor University Amid College Football's Sexual Assault Crisis? I saw Stanz tweet that he got it a while back and picked it up recently when I was at Barnes & Noble.

If you haven't read it, I suggest you do. It'll make you sick to your stomach at some points, but it really opens your eyes to what happened (legally, I probably have to say "allegedly happened") during Briles' tenure at Baylor.

It's probably not fair to the current players on that team, but every time I see Baylor playing football it makes my blood boil. The NCAA is really dropping the ball on this entire thing so far.

 

[jsb]

Did anyone else read Violated: Exposing Rape at Baylor University Amid College Football's Sexual Assault Crisis? I saw Stanz tweet that he got it a while back and picked it up recently when I was at Barnes & Noble.

If you haven't read it, I suggest you do. It'll make you sick to your stomach at some points, but it really opens your eyes to what happened (legally, I probably have to say "allegedly happened") during Briles' tenure at Baylor.

It's probably not fair to the current players on that team, but every time I see Baylor playing football it makes my blood boil. The NCAA is really dropping the ball on this entire thing so far.

It’s a sobering read.

And it makes you thankful something that bad hasn’t happened here yet.

 

[jc4cy]

It’s a sobering read.

And it makes you thankful something that bad hasn’t happened here yet.

Worst part were the Baylor fans outside the court house defending Elliot when he got convicted. Basically telling the world football is more important than sexual assault.

 

[carvers4math]

I've read it. Practically made me vomit. Hate that place with a passion now. The worst thing is that enabling attitude isn't just at Baylor. TOE and Alford should still be ashamed. There are many others as well.