CAB has got a pretty big smile on his face walking around the practice field.

Applewhite explains that this is about family. Applewhite says he's a father himself and he would want to be able to watch his son coach. Also he explains that CAB is a former UH coach and player and parent of UH students.

I don't think that's gonna be enough to pacify social media's impending judgement

there really isn't any reason to let Brenda Tracy or Rachel Baribeau on a college campus. They work for ESPN. They need the college athletes to make a business. If you let them on campus, you take the risk of having them run to the media and demand your resignation.

Teaching young people ethics and morality isn't the domain of radical feminists. A testimonial story is very persuasive, but there are locally qualified people for that. Amy Cotner at Penn State does the same service, she has Ph.d and knows Title IX as well. A victims testimonial is good, but it lacks practical advice and clearly there is a professionalism issue. This is where the game needs to push back on the media. You can't let ESPN continue to destroy amateur athletics by letting them exploit stories. ESPN isn't remotely concerned about victims. .

This social justice warrior knee jerk commentary will die when AD's figure out they're handing them the knives.

Way to go, Art. You are a person, and this is a free country. Thanks for not being cowed and intimidated by those who want to use you to cover up for their misdeeds.

I thought she made money from both. But she's consistently been a supporter of BT, so I lump them together.

I could live with them sharing their stories, but I don't remember electing either of them to a position of power over a university, and that's any university.

If we're going to let them have an outsized opinion, let's just let some Antifa people protest too..

Kendal's preseason press conference was really impressive. You can just tell he is going to be a great head coach one day. It is on the UH youtube.

The ticket purchasing UH football fans that don't care at all about this vastly outnumber the people (most of whom are not ticket purchasing UH football fans) who will be triggered by this.

All these tweets are disgusting, just more disingenuous reporting and virtue signaling.

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I thought she made money from both. But she's consistently been a supporter of BT, so I lump them together.

I could live with them sharing their stories, but I don't remember electing either of them to a position of power over a university, and that's any university.

If we're going to let them have an outsized opinion, let's just let some Antifa people protest too..

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I could see both being back on campus, maybe all three.

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Anything can happen. I just don't think of these people as authorities.

They're free to speak their hearts out, but ultimately they're just cashing checks on college football.

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there really isn't any reason to let Brenda Tracy or Rachel Baribeau on a college campus. They work for ESPN. They need the college athletes to make a business. If you let them on campus, you take the risk of having them run to the media and demand your resignation.

There are better qualified people that can speak to young people, who don't have the political agenda.

Amy Cotner at Penn State does the same service, she has Ph.d and knows Title IX as well. A victims testimonial is good, but it lacks practical advice and clearly there is a professionalism issue. This is where the game needs to push back on the media. You can't let ESPN continue to destroy amateur athletics.

Any AD that let's her on their campus deserves what they get.

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At least Rachel has been nothing but a giant vocal supporter of Baylor and Rhule it's nice having someone whose on national syndicated radio in our corner.

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there really isn't any reason to let Brenda Tracy or Rachel Baribeau on a college campus. They work for ESPN. They need the college athletes to make a business. If you let them on campus, you take the risk of having them run to the media and demand your resignation.

There are better qualified people that can speak to young people, who don't have the political agenda.

Amy Cotner at Penn State does the same service, she has Ph.d and knows Title IX as well. A victims testimonial is good, but it lacks practical advice and clearly there is a professionalism issue. This is where the game needs to push back on the media. You can't let ESPN continue to destroy amateur athletics.

Any AD that let's her on their campus deserves what they get.

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At least Rachel has been nothing but a giant vocal supporter of Baylor and Rhule it's nice having someone whose on national syndicated radio in our corner.

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I hear what you're saying. And I'm not saying don't bring Rachel back to speak.
Just saying they hurt a very important cause by mixing it with radical feminist politics and football.

It wasn't long ago that universities were the ones that were dropping bucketloads of condoms on campus and telling kids about free love and telling everyone to get laid. So forgive me for being skeptical.

Now it's women are victims. I'm sure these ladies were victims, just saying that solutions involve a multitude of view points. If anything is gonna change, imaking it all about football dooms it to failure, IMO.

Said this many times, but BT is a terrible advocate for her cause. she does way more harm than good, has no credibility based on who she chooses to support vs who she chooses to tear down (Urban, Jimbo, Stoops), and refuses to look or investigate both sides of the stories/schools she tags along with.

Its awful that she had to go through what she did, but as it turns out she is just a cold hearted *******.

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Brenda is a for profit operation.
Brenda would be a big enough idiot to believe UH would set the expectation in anything.
Someone's kid is looking up to Major. You will not even see that occurrence at Texas.

7-11 does not have TVs to watch in their stores. Their employees would never have a chance to watch Brenda and OTL at noon unless they worked the late shift at the 24 hour store.

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They have magazines for sale under the counter. They don't need to watch BT to see fake t*tties.

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The man is not a pariah, nor is he probably a worse person than this lady who is sitting in smug condemnation of him.

At some point you have to just say enough is enough and live your life. Catering and cow towing to the "guilty until proven innocent" or even "guilty still when proven innocent" crowd, will never profit or accomplish anything.

These freaks are going to keep on until UH admin bans Art from Campus or even going to a game

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This woman is just flat out scum. Vindictive, unforgiving, agenda drive.

Also as I've said before she doesn't give a **** about reconciliation, it's all about the Benjamins with her.

#NotOurProblem

At least this isn't our problem, although Baylor's name inevitably gets drug into it.

To answer BT's question I would give anything to have my father come to my work

Oh the horror!

How long is BT's sentence of non persona grata for CAB?

It's been long enough for me

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Guess she'll be taking her work at UH off her resume

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The tweet above looks like Art's appearance has the faculty pissed off. There's your issue.

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Brenda should've gotten it in writing. Too bad, so sad...

I kinda wish the UH head coach would tweet something like "all of our coaches and players are welcome to have their family members visit our practices."