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Daily Bears Report 7/13/2018 Baylor Head Coach Matt Rhule on Tennessee Transfer Jalen Hurd: “He will be an Elite Wide Receiver”

Fields finishes 5th at U20 World Championships. Bears picked to finish next to last in Big XII. UMHB Selected next to first in national pre-season poll. Baylor settles gang rape lawsuit.

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UMHB ranked #2 in preseason national poll, KWTX, The UMHB Cru earned the #2 spot in the nation in the D3Football.com preseason national poll on Thursday.

UMHB Football Adds Dustin Washburn to Coaching Staff, CenTexProud, BELTON, Texas; The University of Mary Hardin-Baylor football program has added Dustin Washburn to its full-time coaching staff. Washburn is returning to his native Texas to coach the offensive...

Track & Fields

Baylor’s Howard Fields III finishes fifth in 400 Meter Final at World U20 Championships with a mark of 46.53. The 46.53 mark was the same achieved by Fields in the semi-finals. Fields qualified in the prelims with a 47.08 mark. Belgium’s Jonathan Sacoor won the final with a 45.03 mark.

Baylor Track & Field’s Howard Fields III To Run in 400 Meter Final at 12:35 PM CT Today At World U20 Championships, Ratina Stadium, Tampere, Finland - Our Daily Bears, Baylor freshman Howard Fields will vie for a U20 title after qualifying through to the finals in section three with a time of 46.53 seconds.

His teammate, Umajesty Williams, wasn't so lucky, however, exiting with a fourth-place finish in section two--just outside qualifying. Fields is in good company for a run in the finals, though he'll likely have to dig deep. The overall leader of the semi-finals was Belgium's Jonathan Sacoor, who went 45.72 seconds--he was one of two athletes in the semis to drop a sub-46.

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Baylor Picked 9th in Big 12 Preseason Poll - Our Daily Bears, The Big 12 Conference released its annual Big 12 Football preseason rankings today and the Bears were selected at #9.

That’s obviously disappointing, but after winning one game last year its hard to blame the voters. But who doesn’t love a good underdog story? The Bears have plenty of upside and potential to shoot up those standings as the season progresses.

Baylor picked 9th in Big 12 preseason poll, KWTX, The Baylor Bears learned on Thursday that they are picked 9th in the preseason Big 12 football poll.

Jalen Hurd explains exit from Tennessee Vols, why he moved to receiver - SB Nation’s Rocky Top Talk, Hurd spoke with Bleacher Report about how he got to where he is today.

Baylor’s Matt Rhule on Tennessee transfer Jalen Hurd: ‘He will be an elite wide receiver', NBCSports, Baylor's Matt Rhule on Tennessee transfer Jalen Hurd: "He will be an elite WR."

Jalen Hurd Is Confident His Multimillion-Dollar Gamble Will Pay Off at Baylor, BleacherReport, WACO, Texas — He's either a selfless teammate who put his body on the line week after week or a loner who abandoned his team...

Legends

The Most Disappointing Player on Every NFL Roster, BleacherReport, If you like your wide receivers with top-end physical talent, you may love what you see in Cleveland Browns wideout Corey Coleman, who has it in spades. The Baylor product is blazing fast (4.37 40-yard dash) and can move like a pinball in traffic. That’s why the Browns spent the 15th overall pick on him back in 2016.

Sexual Assault Scandal

Baylor settles with former student who accused football players of gang rape, WacoTrib, Baylor University on Friday settled a Title IX lawsuit filed by a former volleyball player who alleged four to eight football players drugged and gang raped her in 2012.

Suit that alleged former BU volleyball player was gang-raped settled, KWTX, A lawsuit in which a former Baylor volleyball player alleged she was gang-raped by at least four and possibly as many as eight football players in 2012 has been settled.

More than 60 subpoenas have been delivered within a Baylor Title IX lawsuit, WacoTrib, Lawyers representing 10 alleged sexual assault victims suing Baylor University have subpoenaed more than 60 people affiliated with the school at some point, adding fuel to a Title IX lawsuit.

“If someone wants to say that this is extreme, they’re forgetting what the university did and has admitted doing,” Waco attorney Jim Dunnam,said. “They’re just trying to cover up, the individuals responsible, because there’s been no personal responsibility whatsoever. The only people supposedly held accountable were paid up to $15 million (such as Briles). That’s extreme. That’s just my response to that. It ought to offend anyone, whether they have a connection with Baylor at all, that we have an institution with decades of suppressing rape at their university.”

War of words between Baylor, Jane Doe attorneys intensifies, KWTX, Attorneys in a sexual assault lawsuit against Baylor are seeking access to new documents, claiming the university hired a PR firm to shape “a new message obscuring university-wide Title IX failures and the lack of meaningful real reform,” but Baylor calls the claim “factually baseless and borderline ludicrous.”