MilliVanilli said:

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xiledinok said:

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MilliVanilli said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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Exactly.

If people wanna have endless talks about Art Briles take it to texags.

The aggy inbreds and tcu cokeheads are the only ones obsessed about this tired ass subject to keep talking about it.

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Wow, the most reasonable thing you've posted. Hope for you yet.

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Let him know a name on your diploma. It will send the CABERS into a free fall.

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Well, he'll like one of the names on it, Kenneth Starr.

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Girl, you are going to knock them down like Oral Roberts healing his flock on television in 1956!
You have someone famous for carrying around a scandalous blue dress. I have 1st Baptist Amarillo's relief pitcher.

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He has taken much more responsibility in this mess than your beloved Board of Regents. A shame you don't hold them to the same standard.

Yeah.....yeah.....Milli. No need to retaliate. BOOM! I get it. I am a CABer.

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Allow me to help you out. Below are the names of the Texas Lutheran University Board of Regents. I think you know a few already. Here is a chance for you to prevent your new alma mater from pulling a baylor.

Knock yourself out!


Mike Appling, CEO, TNT Crane And Rigging, Houston
Glynn Bloomquist, secretary, CEO & chairman, Empresario LLC., Austin
Nancy Breland, JD, CPA, CFP, treasurer, attorney, Breland & Breland, Houston
Dan Church, vice chairman, Axon Energy Products, Spring
Chris Claus, retired, USAA Executive Council, San Antonio
Pastor Michael Coffey, First English Lutheran Church, Austin
Sarah Ellis, external auditor, XO Group Inc., Austin
Susan Evers, retired financial executive, USAA, San Antonio
Charles Franks, CPA, retired, Valero Energy Corporation, San Antonio
Ilene Gohmert-Leck, CPA, Cuero
Joel Gronberg, senior associate, PricewaterhouseCoopers, Houston
Demetrius Hardeman, supervisory special agent, Internal Revenue Service, Washington D.C.
Gary Kolkhorst, managing partner, Kolkhorst & Kolkhorst CPA, Houston
Verne Lundquist, sports commentator, CBS Sports, Steamboat Springs, CO
Richard Manske, attorney, Manske & Manske, El Campo
Nancy May, CEO and president, San Antonio Humane Society, San Antonio
Robin Melvin, attorney, Graves, Dougherty Hearon & Moody, Austin
Rev. Kendra Mohn, pastor, Trinity Lutheran Church, Ft. Worth
Luis J. Moreno, chief of staff, Texas State Senator Juan Hinojosa, Austin
Laura O'Donnell, attorney, Haynes and Boone, San Antonio
Robert L. Oliver, founder/manager, Metano Energy, San Antonio
Wesley Peoples, chair, founder/president, Wes Peoples Homes, Austin
Russ Rinn, EVP of Metals Recycling of Steel Dynamics, Inc., president and chief operating officer of OmniSource Corporation, Fort Wayne, IN
Xavier Rodriguez, U.S. District Judge, San Antonio
Jairo Romero, chief revenue officer & executive vice president , Drillinginfo, Austin
Ann Saegert, attorney, Haynes and Boone, Dallas
Dave Sather, president, Sather Financial Group, Victoria
Beth Warpmaeker, senior pastor, Kinsmen Lutheran Church, Houston
Lewis F. Westerman, vice chair, senior director of real estate, Silver Ventures, San Antonio

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Buddy Jones but have had some fun with him online. He likes to dish it out and he actually can take it. He is very powerful in Austin. He is much smarter .....

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You don't like it but he does have power....I like women and don't need ...

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Sweetie ....thou dost protest too much.

You and buddy have every right to be who you are and love wins!

Redbrickbear said:

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Exactly.

If people wanna have endless talks about Art Briles take it to texags.

The aggy inbreds and tcu cokeheads are the only ones obsessed about this tired ass subject to keep talking about it.

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Witness the 8 consecutive comments following yours.

Redbrickbear said:

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xiledinok said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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xiledinok said:

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Buddy Jones but have had some fun with him online. He likes to dish it out and he actually can take it. He is very powerful in Austin. He is much smarter .....

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You don't like it but he does have power....I like women and don't need ...

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Sweetie ....thou dost protest too much.

You and buddy have every right to be who you are and love wins!

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Cultish, gay, what else?
Typically CABER, only dumb enough to believe a top lobbyist in Texas has no power.
You must not be a Texan or not lived there very long.

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Exactly.

If people wanna have endless talks about Art Briles take it to texags.

The aggy inbreds and tcu cokeheads are the only ones obsessed about this tired ass subject to keep talking about it.

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Witness the 8 consecutive comments following yours.

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The Houston Chronicle ran the story. It' won't be until the NCAA decides.
It has longer legs than KWTX.

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Briles just can't do it: He can't show any level of meaningful remorse or contrition. Apart from it being the strategic move (had he done that years ago, he might already be back as a head coach in the NCAA), query how can someone in charge of that jaw-dropping carnage not at least have the tiniest bit of some meaningful level of culpability (with the understanding that many people played a role in this epic disaster)). He amazes me with his (a) long-standing cluelessness, and (b) Mr. Magoo-like characteristics in terms of his surrounding environment.

I have a question for the ardent Briles supporters. My sense is that Briles would do virtually anything to be a head coach again in the NCAA or NFL. Do you have any doubt that if hypothetically, for some strange reason, he needs to throw you (random person X) under the bus in any way necessary to achieve his head coaching aspiration, that he wouldn't blink an eye in doing so?

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He has taken much more responsibility in this mess than your beloved Board of Regents. A shame you don't hold them to the same standard.

Yeah.....yeah.....Milli. No need to retaliate. BOOM! I get it. I am a CABer.

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You're just really boring, and you're so boring you now rebuke your own yawn worthy posts.

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I am actually a lot of fun. Especially after a few adult beverages. (Not sure my wife would agree.)

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Redbrickbear said:

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xiledinok said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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Buddy Jones but have had some fun with him online. He likes to dish it out and he actually can take it. He is very powerful in Austin. He is much smarter .....

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You don't like it but he does have power....I like women and don't need ...

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Sweetie ....thou dost protest too much.

You and buddy have every right to be who you are and love wins!

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You must not be a Texan or not lived there very long.

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Family has not been here long...just since 1820....wanna see our Spanish Land grant?

lol ***** clown

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RD2WINAGNBEAR86 said:

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He has taken much more responsibility in this mess than your beloved Board of Regents. A shame you don't hold them to the same standard.

Yeah.....yeah.....Milli. No need to retaliate. BOOM! I get it. I am a CABer.

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Allow me to help you out. Below are the names of the Texas Lutheran University Board of Regents. I think you know a few already. Here is a chance for you to prevent your new alma mater from pulling a baylor.

Knock yourself out!


Mike Appling, CEO, TNT Crane And Rigging, Houston
Glynn Bloomquist, secretary, CEO & chairman, Empresario LLC., Austin
Nancy Breland, JD, CPA, CFP, treasurer, attorney, Breland & Breland, Houston
Dan Church, vice chairman, Axon Energy Products, Spring
Chris Claus, retired, USAA Executive Council, San Antonio
Pastor Michael Coffey, First English Lutheran Church, Austin
Sarah Ellis, external auditor, XO Group Inc., Austin
Susan Evers, retired financial executive, USAA, San Antonio
Charles Franks, CPA, retired, Valero Energy Corporation, San Antonio
Ilene Gohmert-Leck, CPA, Cuero
Joel Gronberg, senior associate, PricewaterhouseCoopers, Houston
Demetrius Hardeman, supervisory special agent, Internal Revenue Service, Washington D.C.
Gary Kolkhorst, managing partner, Kolkhorst & Kolkhorst CPA, Houston
Verne Lundquist, sports commentator, CBS Sports, Steamboat Springs, CO
Richard Manske, attorney, Manske & Manske, El Campo
Nancy May, CEO and president, San Antonio Humane Society, San Antonio
Robin Melvin, attorney, Graves, Dougherty Hearon & Moody, Austin
Rev. Kendra Mohn, pastor, Trinity Lutheran Church, Ft. Worth
Luis J. Moreno, chief of staff, Texas State Senator Juan Hinojosa, Austin
Laura O'Donnell, attorney, Haynes and Boone, San Antonio
Robert L. Oliver, founder/manager, Metano Energy, San Antonio
Wesley Peoples, chair, founder/president, Wes Peoples Homes, Austin
Russ Rinn, EVP of Metals Recycling of Steel Dynamics, Inc., president and chief operating officer of OmniSource Corporation, Fort Wayne, IN
Xavier Rodriguez, U.S. District Judge, San Antonio
Jairo Romero, chief revenue officer & executive vice president , Drillinginfo, Austin
Ann Saegert, attorney, Haynes and Boone, Dallas
Dave Sather, president, Sather Financial Group, Victoria
Beth Warpmaeker, senior pastor, Kinsmen Lutheran Church, Houston
Lewis F. Westerman, vice chair, senior director of real estate, Silver Ventures, San Antonio

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Wow. I had no idea TLU has so many Regents. I counted thirty. Russ Rinn was my old boss. His father hired me for my first job out of Baylor. Russ is a fine individual and a true leader. I was not sure ole Verne Lundquist was still alive. Both of those guys are Texas Lutheran College grads.

Omnisource is actually the division of Steel Dynamics that Russ Rinn heads up.

I think Chris Claus just got on the board because of his name. What's not to like? I do not know him.

canoso said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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Sampi82 said:

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Exactly.

If people wanna have endless talks about Art Briles take it to texags.

The aggy inbreds and tcu cokeheads are the only ones obsessed about this tired ass subject to keep talking about it.

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Witness the 8 consecutive comments following yours.

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Those are me and X having a pissing match.

None about our ex-coach.

I've been done with that convo for a long time.

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I'm starting to have faith that the Regents really are being revamped quite a bit. I may have to refer to pre-2018/19 BOR to clarify the BOR I'm criticizing.

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I think at the time in 2016 there were 30 voting members on the BOR. 13 of those are still regents, including the current chair.

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Like a bad odor, they hang around.

We have 40 BOR members - to help elevate the puppet vote.

By comparison, the entire UT system, a meritocratic, qualified BOR (many campuses, 100s of thousands of students, billions in endowment, several hospitals, etc) has 9 BOR members....

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I agree with you. But now we are getting some good folks who are more the caliber of who would be on the Regents of UT, Wake etc. a real and serious BOR for Livingston et al. Once those folks have control they can reform to smaller size. 13 of 40 is already a small remnant what we had.

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xiledinok said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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xiledinok said:

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Buddy Jones but have had some fun with him online. He likes to dish it out and he actually can take it. He is very powerful in Austin. He is much smarter .....

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You don't like it but he does have power....I like women and don't need ...

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Sweetie ....thou dost protest too much.

You and buddy have every right to be who you are and love wins!

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You must not be a Texan or not lived there very long.

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Family has not been here long...just since 1820....wanna see our Spanish Land grant?

lol ***** clown

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It's gone down hill since the Spanish land grant hasn't it.
Stick with facts, he is powerful and I guess your enemy. Is it your mission to take him down?

What year did you graduate from our blessed school and did any of your siblings or families attend any other school? You come off as a Talibaptist.

RD2WINAGNBEAR86 said:

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Thee University said:

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RD2WINAGNBEAR86 said:

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He has taken much more responsibility in this mess than your beloved Board of Regents. A shame you don't hold them to the same standard.

Yeah.....yeah.....Milli. No need to retaliate. BOOM! I get it. I am a CABer.

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Allow me to help you out. Below are the names of the Texas Lutheran University Board of Regents. I think you know a few already. Here is a chance for you to prevent your new alma mater from pulling a baylor.

Knock yourself out!


Mike Appling, CEO, TNT Crane And Rigging, Houston
Glynn Bloomquist, secretary, CEO & chairman, Empresario LLC., Austin
Nancy Breland, JD, CPA, CFP, treasurer, attorney, Breland & Breland, Houston
Dan Church, vice chairman, Axon Energy Products, Spring
Chris Claus, retired, USAA Executive Council, San Antonio
Pastor Michael Coffey, First English Lutheran Church, Austin
Sarah Ellis, external auditor, XO Group Inc., Austin
Susan Evers, retired financial executive, USAA, San Antonio
Charles Franks, CPA, retired, Valero Energy Corporation, San Antonio
Ilene Gohmert-Leck, CPA, Cuero
Joel Gronberg, senior associate, PricewaterhouseCoopers, Houston
Demetrius Hardeman, supervisory special agent, Internal Revenue Service, Washington D.C.
Gary Kolkhorst, managing partner, Kolkhorst & Kolkhorst CPA, Houston
Verne Lundquist, sports commentator, CBS Sports, Steamboat Springs, CO
Richard Manske, attorney, Manske & Manske, El Campo
Nancy May, CEO and president, San Antonio Humane Society, San Antonio
Robin Melvin, attorney, Graves, Dougherty Hearon & Moody, Austin
Rev. Kendra Mohn, pastor, Trinity Lutheran Church, Ft. Worth
Luis J. Moreno, chief of staff, Texas State Senator Juan Hinojosa, Austin
Laura O'Donnell, attorney, Haynes and Boone, San Antonio
Robert L. Oliver, founder/manager, Metano Energy, San Antonio
Wesley Peoples, chair, founder/president, Wes Peoples Homes, Austin
Russ Rinn, EVP of Metals Recycling of Steel Dynamics, Inc., president and chief operating officer of OmniSource Corporation, Fort Wayne, IN
Xavier Rodriguez, U.S. District Judge, San Antonio
Jairo Romero, chief revenue officer & executive vice president , Drillinginfo, Austin
Ann Saegert, attorney, Haynes and Boone, Dallas
Dave Sather, president, Sather Financial Group, Victoria
Beth Warpmaeker, senior pastor, Kinsmen Lutheran Church, Houston
Lewis F. Westerman, vice chair, senior director of real estate, Silver Ventures, San Antonio

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Wow. I had no idea TLU has so many Regents. I counted thirty. Russ Rinn was my old boss. He is a fine individual and a true leader. I was not sure ole Verne Lundquist was still alive. Both of those guys are Texas Lutheran College grads.

Omnisource is actually the division of Steel Dynamics that Russ Rinn heads up.

I think Chris Claus just got on the board because of his name. What's not to like? I do not know him.

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Just watch out for that Rev. Kendra Mohn from Trinity Lutheran up in Ft. Worth. Are there really a large number of female Lutheran pastors?

I did not know Verne was still alive either.

Verne is retired. Soothing voice watching SEC tackle football at the end.

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This was the scene when Michigan State scored. Again.

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This was the scene when Michigan State scored. Again.

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Here was the scene when Liberty scored. Again.

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Here is the scene when you posted your heartfelt goodbye

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Thank you!! That is perfect. You are so sweet. You know how much I like ice cream!!!

I consider Buddy Jones a good friend. We were good friends in undergraduate school and law school. We were Practice Court partners (for those of you who dont know what that means ask any Baylor Law graduate).

I have't talked to him lately......the last time was right after Briles was fired. He told me he thought it was terribly wrong and was trying to do something about it but all he got was "crickets". Take that for whatever it's worth.

He's a power broker and a back rooms manipulator. It's what he does and he is one of the very best ever at it. It's made him rich. One thing I know for sure about him is he absolutely loses no sleep over people hating him.

I think he loves Baylor. Agree or disagree, he fought to win on a lot of issues and he won.

Just my 2 cents about Buddy.

Literally zero story here, zero news, yet the media feels the need to recycle their stale old sanctimony over things they utterly failed to "report" fairly or accurately.

Must be getting closer to kickoff.

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I consider Buddy Jones a good friend. We were good friends in undergraduate school and law school. We were Practice Court partners (for those of you who dont know what that means ask any Baylor Law graduate).

I have't talked to him lately......the last time was right after Briles was fired. He told me he thought it was terribly wrong and was trying to do something about it but all he got was "crickets". Take that for whatever it's worth.

He's a power broker and a back rooms manipulator. It's what he does and he is one of the very best ever at it. It's made him rich. One thing I know for sure about him is he absolutely loses no sleep over people hating him.

I think he loves Baylor. Agree or disagree, he fought to win on a lot of issues and he won.

Just my 2 cents about Buddy.

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All of a sudden, I am not real sure who you are. It is no secret that the individual you mention leaked the Briles character assassination to University of Texas blogger Chip Brown, which was the match that lit the Baylor Football program on fire and burned it to the ground. Along with the "Christian Mission." All in the name of protecting the Baylor Board and the Baylor brand. His hate for Ken Starr far outweighed his "love" for Briles. If you wonder why Baylor is becoming so liberal just like the rest of the secular institutes of higher learning, the individual you mention was and still is the catalyst.

For the record, I don't think anyone "hates" the individual you speak of. I do know for a fact that he has driven many Baylor Alums away from Baylor. I am certainly one of them. ILLUMINATE!!!!!

Have a good evening, Reverend.

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Ha, we all long for the day that you are actually driven away instead of having to endure years of your different screen names telling us you're going.

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I consider Buddy Jones a good friend. We were good friends in undergraduate school and law school. We were Practice Court partners (for those of you who dont know what that means ask any Baylor Law graduate).

I have't talked to him lately......the last time was right after Briles was fired. He told me he thought it was terribly wrong and was trying to do something about it but all he got was "crickets". Take that for whatever it's worth.

He's a power broker and a back rooms manipulator. It's what he does and he is one of the very best ever at it. It's made him rich. One thing I know for sure about him is he absolutely loses no sleep over people hating him.

I think he loves Baylor. Agree or disagree, he fought to win on a lot of issues and he won.

Just my 2 cents about Buddy.

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All of a sudden, I am not real sure who you are. It is no secret that the individual you mention leaked the Briles character assassination to University of Texas blogger Chip Brown, which was the match that lit the Baylor Football program on fire and burned it to the ground. Along with the "Christian Mission." All in the name of protecting the Baylor Board and the Baylor brand. His hate for Ken Starr far outweighed his "love" for Briles. If you wonder why Baylor is becoming so liberal just like the rest of the secular institutes of higher learning, the individual you mention was and still is the catalyst.

For the record, I don't think anyone "hates" the individual you speak of. I do know for a fact that he has driven many Baylor Alums away from Baylor. I am certainly one of them. ILLUMINATE!!!!!

Have a good evening, Reverend.

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Ha, we all long for the day that you are actually driven away instead of having to endure years of your different screen names telling us you're going.

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You ready for a Milli Vanilli bathtub pic? Just let me know, Sunshine.

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MilliVanilli said:

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I consider Buddy Jones a good friend. We were good friends in undergraduate school and law school. We were Practice Court partners (for those of you who dont know what that means ask any Baylor Law graduate).

I have't talked to him lately......the last time was right after Briles was fired. He told me he thought it was terribly wrong and was trying to do something about it but all he got was "crickets". Take that for whatever it's worth.

He's a power broker and a back rooms manipulator. It's what he does and he is one of the very best ever at it. It's made him rich. One thing I know for sure about him is he absolutely loses no sleep over people hating him.

I think he loves Baylor. Agree or disagree, he fought to win on a lot of issues and he won.

Just my 2 cents about Buddy.

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All of a sudden, I am not real sure who you are. It is no secret that the individual you mention leaked the Briles character assassination to University of Texas blogger Chip Brown, which was the match that lit the Baylor Football program on fire and burned it to the ground. Along with the "Christian Mission." All in the name of protecting the Baylor Board and the Baylor brand. His hate for Ken Starr far outweighed his "love" for Briles. If you wonder why Baylor is becoming so liberal just like the rest of the secular institutes of higher learning, the individual you mention was and still is the catalyst.

For the record, I don't think anyone "hates" the individual you speak of. I do know for a fact that he has driven many Baylor Alums away from Baylor. I am certainly one of them. ILLUMINATE!!!!!

Have a good evening, Reverend.

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Ha, we all long for the day that you are actually driven away instead of having to endure years of your different screen names telling us you're going.

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You ready for a Milli Vanilli bathtub pic? Just let me know, Sunshine.

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The repetition of your schtick is really doing your cause justice, by all means, never change...which is to say, adopt sanity.

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This was the scene when Michigan State scored. Again.

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Here was the scene when Liberty scored. Again.

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Maybe Liberty will tee your new team, Texas Lutheran.