NCAA Completes Investigation Into Baylor's Sexual Assault Scandal And Cites School
- 6 years ago
The NCAA has finally completed its sexual assault investigation at Baylor University.
Nearly two years after a sexual-assault scandal rocked the university's football program, the school was cited for "a lack of institutional control". The charge is one of the most serious the NCAA could impose against a program. Bears fans and college football aficionados are now on watch for the "death penalty". A sanction that would result in the NCAA shutting down Baylor's program outright.
Nearly two years after a sexual-assault scandal rocked the university's football program, the school was cited for "a lack of institutional control". The charge is one of the most serious the NCAA could impose against a program. Bears fans and college football aficionados are now on watch for the "death penalty". A sanction that would result in the NCAA shutting down Baylor's program outright.