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Grobe: Baylor could be model for policy reform
- Updated: July 20, 2016
2:56 PM ET
BRISTOL, Conn. — Baylor coach Jim Grobe said Wednesday that he’s in favor of creating national policies to help schools better handle situations like the sexual-assault scandal that has plagued his school.
“I don’t think it’s the NCAA’s responsibility,” Grobe said during interviews at ESPN while visiting with Big 12 coaches. “but I do think that presidents and universities should share information and put together policies that are pretty similar.”
Coach Jim Grobe said Baylor could serve as a model for other schools after dealing with the sexual-assault scandal. Rod Aydelotte/Waco Tribune Herald, via AP
He said Baylor could serve as a model for reform.
The school hired Grobe in May after football coach Art Briles was suspended and later fired as a result of the arrests of three players accused of sexual assault on campus. Baylor’s president and athletic director also departed amid the uproar.
Also Wednesday, Grobe …
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