Why the NCAA is investigating Baylor’s sex assault scandal
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Baylor University confirms an NCAA sexual harassment investigation is underway.
More than a dozen women have filed lawsuits against Baylor University saying the institution ignored or mishandled claims dating back several years. The school’s Board of Regents has acknowledged that 19 football players were accused of criminal, sexual or physical assault. John Yang speaks with Paula Lavigne of ESPN about the ongoing NCAA investigation.
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Why the NCAA is investigating Baylor’s sex assault scandal
Clip: 6/27/2017 | 7mVideo has Closed Captions
More than a dozen women have filed lawsuits against Baylor University saying the institution ignored or mishandled claims dating back several years. The school’s Board of Regents has acknowledged that 19 football players were accused of criminal, sexual or physical assault. John Yang speaks with Paula Lavigne of ESPN about the ongoing NCAA investigation.
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