@CollegeWizard16 “the academic status of Baylor has nothing to do with the football team. If that is anyone’s reason for attending a specific college”
Perhaps the elephant in the room is being overlooked. The problem, all along, is that the Baylor Administration has been focusing on the importance of their football team, and completely ignoring, covering up, etc. the multiple rapes committed by football players over the years (i.e. ‘elephant’).
My daughter’s reason for turning down Baylor’s generous academic scholarships was that women can’t feel safe on that campus when known rapists are allowed to do whatever they want - continue raping - with complete impunity. Without any accountability whatsoever, campus heroes can turn into monsters.
I hope this is the reason so many football draftees are also turning down Baylor’s athletic scholarships - that they want no part of a rape culture.
There is so much more to this situation than football. I hope you dig back into the stories from several years past, read what happened to these women, and how Administration dealt with them. Also, please take note of what their life was like afterwards, so you can understand the devastation of this long-lived elephant.