Art Briles Tried to Cover Up His Teams Bad Behavior and Blamed Women For the Bad Behavior
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Something like this: In a text to one of his assistants, Briles called a female student athlete "a "fool" for reporting a football player to police because he'd brandished a gun at her.
Or this: In another text, he implied that a football player needed no discipline after reportedly exposing himself to a masseuse, insinuating that the woman might be a stripper.
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Or this: Confronted by McCaw with a list of five players who'd reportedly gang-raped a female student athlete, Briles said, "Those are some bad dudes. Why was she around those guys?"
http://sportsday.dallasnews.com/college-sports/collegesports/2017/02/02/baylors-new-coach-matt-rhule-convincing-recruits-maybe-us-change-baylor-finally-coming
Former? Baylor?coach Art Briles and his assistant coaches actively intervened in the discipline of football players, worked to keep their cases under wraps and tried to arrange legal representation for their players, according to a series of emails and text messages released by three university regents in a legal filing Thursday.
The document filed in a Dallas County court was in response to a libel lawsuit that former football director of operations Colin Shillinglaw had filed Tuesday against the school and several members of its senior leadership.
The regents' response alleges Briles and his coaching staff created a disciplinary "black hole" into "which reports of misconduct such as drug use, physical assault, domestic violence, brandishing of guns, indecent exposure and academic fraud disappeared."
http://abcnews.go.com/Sports/art-briles-baylor-assistants-players-misbehavior-wraps-legal/story?id=45235213