http://jezebel.com/notre-dame-and-uchica...1762368483

This is the same number of schools that have been mentioned on ESPN's Around The Horn when they were talking about the Baylor issue. We see University of Chicago and Notre Dame are also being investigated.

Tennessee, Vanderbilt and Florida State are also being investigated.

Missouri is another one.

Hocking College that I posted is also under the gun.

Ivy League schools are there.

BYU is also under the gun.

A lot of people need to be fired just like Art Briles. It should be assistant coaches, AD department, chanchollars, school Presidents, Title 9 people at the Universities, and so forth. A lot of these cases happened to involved with student athletes who raped female students.

Florida State could be found that they covered up Winston's crime. That means Jimbo Fisher should go since he protected his star player just like Art Briles tried to protect his players.

http://www.sltrib.com/news/3770084-155/b...fullpage=1


http://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/nca.../71480118/


http://www.noozhawk.com/article/ucsb_rap...uc_regents

http://www.wbir.com/news/local/167-schoo...s/56749976

http://www.nbcnews.com/dateline/list-sex...el-n378581

NBC news article needs to be updated to include Hocking College in Ohio and Baylor. You could see many D1, D2, D3, NAIA and junior colleges on the report. Some of the schools that are so small, and losing any federal grants for Title 9 issues would shut those schools down for good.

We're straying dangerously close to ideologically motivated 'reporting' with this. Jezebel? Really?

There will be a lot of push to use this as evidence of "campus rape culture."

http://www.indystar.com/story/news/educa.../81147574/

Valparaiso is being investigated.

http://www.reporternewspapers.net/2015/0...ing-probe/


http://www.theeagleonline.com/article/20...against-au

https://www.halpernadvisors.com/school-o...-title-ix/

Why Baylor and others are in such big trouble.

http://thetab.com/us/usc/2016/03/08/title-ix-640

http://www.seattletimes.com/nation-world...ting-rape/

https://www.washingtonpost.com/local/edu...story.html

http://thetab.com/us/uconn/2016/03/02/2790-2790

http://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news...-assaults/

http://projects.chronicle.com/titleix/ca...y-College/

http://static.politico.com/7a/2c/13c3346...-24-16.pdf

The situation at most colleges seems to be way out of hand.

North Carolina after the academic scandal now have the rape and sexual assault scandal on top of that.

We might see more colleges and universities be added to the list.

Butch Jones at Tennessee is the next head to be placed on the chopping block.

(05-26-2016 05:55 PM)HeartOfDixie Wrote:  We're straying dangerously close to ideologically motivated 'reporting' with this. Jezebel? Really?

There will be a lot of push to use this as evidence of "campus rape culture."

http://www.knoxnews.com/news/370623231.xhtml

Actually, they took their info from other news source. Notre Dame is appearing a lot on many news media website.

STOP! THE! INSANITY!

Yaaayyyyyy NIU isn't being investigated wooooo

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I think people need to stop and pay attention to this. If these schools loses on Title IX? They lose all federal grants, and no financial aid would be giving to students. It would be the Government's way of the death penalty that the NCAA gave to SMU, but in this case academics. These schools are playing dangerously with the laws on this issue. Some of the schools listed are small private colleges, and lost of federal grants? They are good as dead meat, and forced to close. Valparaiso is a private, and may not have the budget like Baylor, but if they are found guilty? Valparaiso could be gone from college and university scene. No more sports, and no more school.

It should be more than that, do you know how much crime in general goes unreported? Just because investigators and the media are just now getting around to it doesn't mean it's not happening.

With what went down at Baylor and at BYU. How many victims are afraid to report the crimes if they get treated like they were with these young girls and ladies.

http://kxan.com/2016/05/26/baylor-report...tigations/

Looks like Baylor would become number 168 with multiple cases.

Breaking down the schools being investigating by conference.

AAC:5
UConn
South Florida
Cincinnati
Temple
Houston

ACC:6
Virginia
Florida State (includes Winston's case.)
Miami
Boston College
Duke
North Carolina

Big 10;7
Iowa
Indiana
Michigan
Nebraska
Ohio State
Penn State
Wisconsin

Big 12:5 Half of the Big 12 in trouble
Baylor would be added
Iowa State
Kansas
Kansas State
Oklahoma State

C-USA:0

MAC:1
Akron

MWC:2
Colorado State
Hawaii

PAC 12:7
UCLA
Stanford
USC
Washington
Washington State
Arizona State
Colorado

SEC:5
Kentucky
LSU
Tennessee
Vanderbilt
Texas A&M

Sun Belt:0

Independents:4
UMass.
Idaho
Notre Dame
BYU

FCS:
Princeton
Cal. Poly
Cal-Davis
San Diego
Delaware
Drake
Southern Illinois
Valparaiso
Harvard
Morgan State
Dartmouth
Columbia
Cornell
Albany
Stony Brook
Brown
Chattanooga
William & Mary
James Madison
Richmond

Non-football D1:
American U.
Santa Clara
Denver
Boston
Northeastern
Seton Hall
Canisius
St. John's
Cleveland State
UTRGV
VCU

D2 schools notable:
Alaska whole system
San Francisco State
Regis
Washburn
Grand Valley State
Saint Cloud State
Missouri S&T
Minot State
Nebrask-Kearney
Pace
Western Washington

D3 notable:
Oglethorpe
Chapman
Occidental
Cal-Santa Cruz
Catholic U.
Wesley
Emory
Morehouse
Spelman
Grinnell
Knox
Monmouth
U. Of Chicago
MIT
Tufts
UMass.-Dartmouth
Johns Hopkins
Hobart
Buffalo State
Carnegie Mellon
Franklin & Marshall
Southwestern

NAIA:
Langston

Med Schools:
Cal.-San Francisco
Colorado-Denver

For profit:
Full Sail U.

It seems that the most accusations appear mostly on the P5 schools at the highest level. Most of the schools listed have involved with male athletes on female students or female athletes. This might effect on how the future of realignment if some schools can't function much more if they lose federal grants and all that. The schools that stands out that can't stay out of trouble are UConn, Miami and North Carolina. Sadly, the male athletes at these schools do not think why they need to keep it in their pants, because they would cause problems for the schools that accepted them. This mess needs to be cleaned up by all the schools from the athletes to regular students. Need to have a rally to have the students learn what not to do.

(05-27-2016 12:43 AM)DavidSt Wrote:  I think people need to stop and pay attention to this. If these schools loses on Title IX? They lose all federal grants, and no financial aid would be giving to students. It would be the Government's way of the death penalty that the NCAA gave to SMU, but in this case academics. These schools are playing dangerously with the laws on this issue. Some of the schools listed are small private colleges, and lost of federal grants? They are good as dead meat, and forced to close. Valparaiso is a private, and may not have the budget like Baylor, but if they are found guilty? Valparaiso could be gone from college and university scene. No more sports, and no more school.

People aren't paying attention because you don't know what you are looking at.

The pattern is big time football schools are more likely to have a problem

It is not just football players alone. Basketball and baseball players have been accused of rape. Even wrestlers were accused of rape. They added the cover up of a basketball player at Baylor as well which people are calling for them to kill all sports.

(05-27-2016 06:20 AM)DavidSt Wrote:  Breaking down the schools being investigating by conference.

AAC:5
UConn
South Florida
Cincinnati
Temple
Houston

ACC:6
Virginia
Florida State (includes Winston's case.)
Miami
Boston College
Duke
North Carolina

Big 10;7
Iowa
Indiana
Michigan
Nebraska
Ohio State
Penn State
Wisconsin

Big 12:5 Half of the Big 12 in trouble
Baylor would be added
Iowa State
Kansas
Kansas State
Oklahoma State

C-USA:0

MAC:1
Akron

MWC:2
Colorado State
Hawaii

PAC 12:7
UCLA
Stanford
USC
Washington
Washington State
Arizona State
Colorado

SEC:5
Kentucky
LSU
Tennessee
Vanderbilt
Texas A&M

Sun Belt:0

Independents:4
UMass.
Idaho
Notre Dame
BYU

FCS:
Princeton
Cal. Poly
Cal-Davis
San Diego
Delaware
Drake
Southern Illinois
Valparaiso
Harvard
Morgan State
Dartmouth
Columbia
Cornell
Albany
Stony Brook
Brown
Chattanooga
William & Mary
James Madison
Richmond

Non-football D1:
American U.
Santa Clara
Denver
Boston
Northeastern
Seton Hall
Canisius
St. John's
Cleveland State
UTRGV
VCU

D2 schools notable:
Alaska whole system
San Francisco State
Regis
Washburn
Grand Valley State
Saint Cloud State
Missouri S&T
Minot State
Nebrask-Kearney
Pace
Western Washington

D3 notable:
Oglethorpe
Chapman
Occidental
Cal-Santa Cruz
Catholic U.
Wesley
Emory
Morehouse
Spelman
Grinnell
Knox
Monmouth
U. Of Chicago
MIT
Tufts
UMass.-Dartmouth
Johns Hopkins
Hobart
Buffalo State
Carnegie Mellon
Franklin & Marshall
Southwestern

NAIA:
Langston

Med Schools:
Cal.-San Francisco
Colorado-Denver

For profit:
Full Sail U.

It seems that the most accusations appear mostly on the P5 schools at the highest level. Most of the schools listed have involved with male athletes on female students or female athletes. This might effect on how the future of realignment if some schools can't function much more if they lose federal grants and all that. The schools that stands out that can't stay out of trouble are UConn, Miami and North Carolina. Sadly, the male athletes at these schools do not think why they need to keep it in their pants, because they would cause problems for the schools that accepted them. This mess needs to be cleaned up by all the schools from the athletes to regular students. Need to have a rally to have the students learn what not to do.

*75% of the Ivies, MIT, U of Chicago, Tufts, Hopkins, Stanford, Vanderbilt, Notre Dame, and Duke are on that list. There are a surprising number of academic heavyweights on that list.

*Harvard, MIT, Boston University, Boston College, and Northeastern are also all on that list. Unless I'm forgetting a school, that's every major school in the city of Boston (yes, I know there are countless minor ones, but I think that's all the majors).

This is more a list of schools that have had complaints filed in regards to sexual assault etc.. However, it's dangerous to sit around and act like this list is indicative of much. There is no set threshold for what it takes to trigger one of these "investigations." The Columbia mattress girl can trigger one even though the school and local authorities investigated and concluded that no sexual assault occurred. All it would require is some involvement with athletics.

This list is useless, utterly useless.

(05-27-2016 09:01 AM)HeartOfDixie Wrote:  This is more a list of schools that have had complaints filed in regards to sexual assault etc.. However, it's dangerous to sit around and act like this list is indicative of much. There is no set threshold for what it takes to trigger one of these "investigations." The Columbia mattress girl can trigger one even though the school and local authorities investigated and concluded that no sexual assault occurred all it would require is some involvement with athletics.

This list is useless, utterly useless.

Exactly.

This is more on the investigation by the feds on the Title IX issues.

Boise State and Montana is not on the list. They expel the players who abused the young ladies.

Holy Cross is in the Boston suburbs. They are the only one that did not made the list.

Did anyone make it through college un-raped per all these news sources?

(05-27-2016 09:37 AM)DavidSt Wrote:  This is more on the investigation by the feds on the Title IX issues.

Boise State and Montana is not on the list. They expel the players who abused the young ladies.

Holy Cross is in the Boston suburbs. They are the only one that did not made the list.

Not all investigations are alike.

To get on this list all you need is a complaint form filled out.

It is nothing like having an NCAA investigation nor is it even remotely indicative of any kind of pending doom for these schools or programs.

The only reason this list is even published is because there was a push by the current administration to make these sorts of things more public. In days past these "investigations," if you can even call them that, were simply a bureaucratic exercise.

You are presenting this list as if it casts some kind of doubt or shade on these institutions when in reality it does nothing of the sort. You simply are misinterpreting what is in front of you.

This is NOT a list of abusive schools or schools about to get nailed; it's a list of schools that had a complaint form filled out, and that by itself is nearly meaningless.