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Leave it to the legal system and Baylor's governing body

Posted on: February 3, 2017 at 13:31:25 CT
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The Baylor governing body can do anything it damn well pleases, i.e. nothing to closing down the program. The legal system can criminally prosecute people or hold them or Baylor civilly liable. But nobody has given the NCAA any authority to act in these cases. They're simply beyond the scope of its jurisdiction.
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Will Baylor face NCAA penalties for their rape scandal? It - JoplinTiger07 MU - 2/2 21:55:00
     just,ref pedo u, - justwinbaby KC - 2/5 16:05:22
     RE: Will Baylor face NCAA penalties for their rape scandal? It - Ragarm MU - 2/3 12:55:53
     No, but I bet every opposing coach is going to use that... - Deputy Dawg MU - 2/3 07:58:31
     See this CBS story - ScottsdaleTiger MU - 2/3 01:53:01
          I think I know why you linked this story: - Gary P. MU - 2/3 07:03:50
               Leave it to the legal system and Baylor's governing body - ScottsdaleTiger MU - 2/3 13:31:25
                    On this we agree. That slope is slick. - Gary P. MU - 2/3 15:35:00
     No, the NCAA lacks jurisdiction - ScottsdaleTiger MU - 2/3 01:29:13
          RE: No, the NCAA lacks jurisdiction - Ragarm MU - 2/3 13:04:02
          No diference in jurisdiction here than at Penn State. - alwaysright MU - 2/3 07:24:46
               And Penn State choose to not fight the issue. - ScottsdaleTiger MU - 2/3 13:34:22
     The program needs to be axed - mizzouSECedes STL - 2/2 22:26:29
     Likely similar to Penn State - wu-tangtiger MU - 2/2 22:17:21
     NCAA will defer to the legal system. Baylor will claim they - MrTruman2U MU - 2/2 22:05:23
          I see you haven't read a thing regarding the Baylor fiasco. - Gary P. MU - 2/3 08:33:33
          "Briles acted alone"... he was the head coach. Programs are - JoplinTiger07 MU - 2/2 22:12:26
               yes when it comes to NCAA violations but criminal cases they - MrTruman2U MU - 2/2 22:28:13
                    The NCAA has no authority to act in criminal matters - ScottsdaleTiger MU - 2/3 01:35:09
                         Which is as it should be. The ncaa is hardly even-handed - GA Tiger MU - 2/3 08:31:09
                    It's the same as Penn State, with school official(s) knowing - JoplinTiger07 MU - 2/2 22:32:09
                         Again, the NCAA has no authority or jurisdiction - ScottsdaleTiger MU - 2/3 01:38:23
                         Certainly some similarities but I think NCAA will go easy on - MrTruman2U MU - 2/2 22:38:53
                              It took too many people to hide all these different crimes - JimD MU - 2/2 22:44:33
                                   And when did the NCAA become a law enforcement agency? - ScottsdaleTiger MU - 2/3 01:40:45
                                        Comprehension. I never said the NCAA prosecuted crimes - JimD MU - 2/3 10:44:06
                                             Lack of institutional control applies to only NCAA violation - ScottsdaleTiger MU - 2/3 13:40:20




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