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re: Jeff Lebby lands in Starkville
Posted on 11/26/23 at 11:08 pm to Windy City
Posted on 11/26/23 at 11:08 pm to Windy City
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He vocally defends the old Rape-enabler in press conferences. It will likely be a problem for MSU at some point.
dude your so full of shite... he never not one time defended him.... stop your bull shite. THis is why we hate you fricks.... lying pieces of shite. As a matter of fact the AD told him to never step foot on the field again. BTW just because someone does something bad doesnt make you bad. Briles to this day has never been prosecuted or proven guilty of anything.
This post was edited on 11/26/23 at 11:15 pm
Posted on 11/26/23 at 11:37 pm to MOJO_ERASER
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dude your so full of shite... he never not one time defended him.... stop your bull shite.
I have now realized you are probably not even a real OU fan but just another internet troll . . .but here we go.
OU AD apologizes
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Briles, the father-in-law of Oklahoma offensive coordinator Jeff Lebby, was on the field in an Oklahoma shirt after the 28-11 victory. When asked about Briles’ presence after the game, coach Brent Venables said it was “being dealt with” while Castiglione issued a postgame statement.
“I was just as disappointed as many of our fans who I learned of the postgame situation tonight,” Castiglione said. “It shouldn’t have happened and it was my expectation it never would, based on boundaries we previously set. I’ve addressed it with the appropriate staff.”
Local Norman Newspaper
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It’s unclear the extent of what Lebby knew about what was happening in his then-program. But a lawsuit from a former Baylor student alleges Lebby had direct knowledge that a player had assaulted her, and that he took no action and made no reports about it. The player allegedly assaulted the woman twice more in the following weeks.
The Oklahoman reports that after Briles was fired for his role in the Baylor scandal, Lebby continued to defend his father-in-law, and made t-shirts to support him.
For a program of OU’s caliber, it should be extremely easy to hire men who haven’t faced allegations of ignoring and trivializing domestic violence that happened right under their noses. There are plenty of them. It’s very easy not to hire anyone intimately associated with the most disgusting, tragic scandal to ever occur in our conference.
This post was edited on 11/26/23 at 11:45 pm
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