Today, in just win, baby

Tom Herman hired former Baylor football staffer Casey Horny, who was among several at Baylor who took to defending his former boss on Twitter, something that many UT fans found troubling, to say the least.

Well, not to worry, peeps.  Texas athletic director Mike Perrin has investigated the matter and pronounced it resolved.

Texas athletic director Mike Perrin said in a statement Tuesday that the hiring of former Baylor football staffer Casey Horney “is in total alignment with our culture of integrity.”

How was this accomplished?  It was easy, once Perrin identified the real problem.

“Like others, I question coach Horny supporting some commentary on social media,” Perrin said. “After further discussion with coach Horny, he understands such actions will not be tolerated at Texas.”

Only in the world of college football could social media be seen as a bigger cultural threat than sexual assault.

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Filed under Baylor Is Sensitive To Women's Issues, Social Media Is The Devil's Playground, Texas Is Just Better Than You Are.

34 responses to “Today, in just win, baby

  1. 81Dog

    Baylor had a staffer named Coach Horny? Sheesh. I guess it could be worse. The guy could have been on staff at Penn State under Paterno. Name changes are inexpensive, bruh.

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  2. Dog in Fla

    It would have been a lot cooler if Coach Horny was driving that train at TCU.

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  3. Bulldog Joe

    Texas didn’t need the money bad enough to sanctimoniously fine him for someting that happened at another school.

    Hook ’em Horny.

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    • 81Dog

      that’s just bad financial management right there. Luckily for UGA, Ebeneezer McGarity is on the case. Sanctimony and penury go together like peas and carrots for that guy.

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  4. paul

    It’s not what happens that matters. It’s what you say about what happens that matters. Probably time to re-read 1984.

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  5. Anyone that blames Briles or any other coach at Baylor is is extremely ignorant. The fact is the coaches have zero control of the players when they are not in practice, meetings or playing the game. We have become a society of blame. Sometimes the kid that did it is the only one at fault. Briles is a good man and I truly hope he gets another chance.

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    • You can’t be serious.

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      • The Dawg abides

        I think he is. I seem to be using the phrase ” that’s the dumbest thing I’ve ever read” a lot more these days.

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        • This is truly next-level stupid if he means this. He has to be trolling.

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          • CaliDawg

            I think he’s serious, sadly.

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            • Mayor

              Get real. Briles wins games. He will be the HC at a Power 5 program by 2018 sanctimonious comments by the peanut gallery notwithstanding. So you guys can thump your chests with righteous indignation all you want. Nobody gives a shit what you think or say. Get used to disappointment.

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              • Dog in Fla

                “Nobody gives a shit what you think or say.”

                Here comes the Mayor who has no time for tact or diplomacy even at the municipal level.

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                • Mayor

                  Sorry for being a dick but frankly I have gotten a little tired of the holier than thou shit that sometimes appears on this blog. Our shit stinks too or has everybody forgotten Jan Kemp?

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                • Jan Kemp was thirty years ago and didn’t blow the whistle on sexual assault.

                  Know what I’m tired of? People arguing that because something bad happened at Georgia once, we have no standing to object when shit happens at other institutions.

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                • Mayor

                  There’s a difference between objecting to misconduct and the sanctimonious hypocritical BS that sometimes appears. You know it when you see it, too.

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                • For you, that appears to be people objecting to Art Briles. Sad!

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                • Mayor

                  Let me start by saying that I have to hold my nose as I write this because I hate Jan Kemp. That’s right. Hate. But that doesn’t change reality. You seem to think that the Statute of Limitations has run on the Jan Kemp matter. Might I remind you the Kemp matter was an academic scandal which for a college is a lot worse than a coach looking the other way in a player sex scandal. We saw the latter happen at FSU and nobody did a damn thing–even now–and nobody at the NCAA or ACC even gave a damn. My point is that in a college the academic scandal of warehousing players in remedial education just to keep them eligible to play (without them having even a remote chance of earning a meaningful degree) is worse because it is premeditated and it goes to the heart of what a college is supposed to be all about–academics. Not to mention that it happened a second time at Georgia, that time with the basketball program. So feel free to point fingers at others for their transgressions if you so choose. Just remember the line “let he who is without sin cast the first stone.” We’ve had plenty of sin of our own. Briles personally didn’t rape anybody himself. Dooley and Fred Davidson personally were up to their eyeballs in the Kemp thing.

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                • You’ve missed my entire point.

                  I am embarrassed by what Kemp disclosed. I am outraged at what the Harricks did. Neither of those causes me to have a problem objecting to what Art Briles enabled at Baylor. And why should they?

                  Somehow, you seem to be boiling it down to academic fraud being a greater sin that sexual assault. That’s certainly your call to make, but it doesn’t make those with a different value system than yours hypocrites.

                  By the way, “Briles personally didn’t rape anybody himself” may be the single most stupid comment I’ve seen from you here, Mayor.

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                • Mayor

                  You have your opinion and I have mine. At least I don’t call any of your comments stupid even when I think they are. What I found offensive about the posters above was the personal attacks that they made on ftmyersdawg (“stupid” and “dumbest thing I’ve ever read”) because they didn’t agree with what he said. But, then, they are just following the example set by you. See above as the latest version. How about a little decorum from the blogmaster? It might help reign in everybody else.

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                • Feel free to call anything I post at GTP dumb. (You might even be right. 🙂 )

                  There’s a difference between criticizing what somebody writes and getting personal. That’s where I draw the line at decorum, Mayor.

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                • Mayor

                  FWIW you are probably right that what I said about Briles not raping anybody was a stupid comment. However, the stupidest comment I’ve ever written on this blog? Sorry but there are so many to choose from I cannot narrow it down to just one. Let’s just leave it as one of the stupidest. 🙂

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                • Well, in my defense, I qualified my observation by saying it “may be” rather than “is”. 😉

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    • Dog in Fla

      “hope he gets another chance.”

      Chances are it won’t be at Rice.

      http://www.sbnation.com/college-football/2016/9/16/12949832/rice-band-baylor

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    • Huntindawg

      I read Horny’s (yeah, that’s funny) deleted tweet. Is there anything there that’s not factual? I’ve read some, but certainly have not done “research” on all of the actual facts at Baylor. But from what I can tell, the accusations against Briles seem to center on the fact that the victim told him, directly or indirectly, about the incident and that he did not further report it, and then whether he was asked not to report it by the victim. Consider this my GAS method of research (Go Ask Someone).

      There is a witch-hunt, find a person to blame and fire them mentality. And then the subsequent use of “shaming” or humiliation of any person – by calling them racist, sexist, etc. – that has the audacity to question whether there was really a violation or failure of the person targeted for blame

      Reference the Missouri “scandal” when the university president stepped down under pressure when he did absolutely nothing wrong. I don’t know if that witch-hunt mentality applies to the Briles situation, but I wouldn’t be surprised. I think that’s what FMD is referencing.

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  6. Suite Jesus

    Well if it doesn’t work out at Texas he can always go to tha U in Miami.

    Dr Luke has a theme song ready for him already.

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  7. Normaltown Mike

    #justwinbaby

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  8. Agree with the comments regarding the post re: ftmyersdawg Briles being a saint and poor misunderstood fellow. That being said, someone will hire him down the pike, cause he wins games. Probably in the state where I live-Alabama. Just win.

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