OT: Baylor faces possible sanctions men and women

[babysheep]

I mean getting a Heisman winner, a NC women's and potential FF men's team out of pretty much nowhere is going to attract the type of attention that is going to reveal some kind of rule-breaking.

 

[StoweD210]

Texting/Calling a recruit beyond the acceptable limit is pretty much the worst thing a program can do. That's a sign of a cheating head coach and a dirty program.

At least that's the prevailing opinion I've read from other fans and the media when they discuss UConn. I hope Baylor is ready to assume that mantle.

 

[FAIRTIDES]

There may be more to the Baylor womens' problems. The head coach, Kim Mulkey, sat next to Brittany Griner's father during AAU games and discussed Brittany's possible future with Baylor. This happened during non-contact periods and it was in fact Griner's father that reported the contact to the NCAA. A first time poster on the women's board said that Mulkey's daughter, who is not an elite prospect, ended up on Griner's elite AAU team which was the excuse Mulkey used for making contact during AAU games, you know, "incidental" contact with another player's parent. Also, the AAU coach is now an assistant on Baylor's coaching staff. It doesn't look quite kosher.

NCAA should hire Bill Clinton, as an impartial outside counsel, to lead the investigation.