UMass Lowell
Vermont
11:00 am, March 11
#25 Missouri
#4 Alabama
1:00 pm, March 11
Ohio State
#5 Purdue
1:00 pm, March 11
Norfolk State
Howard
1:00 pm, March 11
Saint Louis
VCU
1:00 pm, March 11
Cincinnati
#1 Houston
3:00 pm, March 11
Vanderbilt
#18 Texas A&M
3:30 pm, March 11
Penn State
#19 Indiana
3:30 pm, March 11
Fordham
Dayton
3:30 pm, March 11
Tulane
Memphis
5:30 pm, March 11
Texas Southern
Grambling
5:30 pm, March 11
#7 Texas
#3 Kansas
6:00 pm, March 11
Utah State
#20 San Diego State
6:00 pm, March 11
#15 Xavier
#6 Marquette
6:30 pm, March 11
Kent State
Toledo
7:30 pm, March 11
Marist
Iona
7:30 pm, March 11
#21 Duke
#13 Virginia
8:30 pm, March 11
UAB
Florida Atlantic
8:30 pm, March 11
Cal State Fullerton
UC Santa Barbara
9:30 pm, March 11
#8 Arizona
#2 UCLA
10:30 pm, March 11
Grand Canyon
Southern Utah
11:30 pm, March 11

THE NCAA SHOULDN’T PUNISH BAYLOR, LEAVE THESE ISSUES TO THE COURTS

I know this is an unpopular opinion but I believe that the NCAA should not get involved in issues like these. People  that have committed these horrific crimes should not be punished by their football team losing two extra games, but by the US legal system. Players under investigation for  felony should be suspended until they are no longer a suspect or are found not guilty, but the NCAA should not destroy Baylor football because of this. Think of the players  that have dedicated their lives to Baylor Football. They shouldn’t be punished and perhaps even have their future careers ruined for something their teammates did. Those specific players should pay the consequences, not the entire team.

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