Baylor waited WAY too long to act. They didn't release the investigative report, as a public school would have. They didn't fire the president or AD. They only fired 1 coach, even though the abbreviated summary report was absolutely clear that multiple coaches were intimately involved with the wrongdoing. Scratch that - they didn't even fire Briles. He's suspend with intent to terminate at some later date. They chose to name an interim HC who publicly said he was going to play a player just days before he was convicted for sexual assault (under Title IX, schools have to act based on a much lower "preponderance of the evidence" standard).
What about Baylor's actions indicates they are taking sexual assaults by athletes seriously? What about Baylor's actions is worthy of admiration?
What about Baylor's actions indicates they are taking sexual assaults by athletes seriously? What about Baylor's actions is worthy of admiration?