First former Baylor student to sue over rape settles Title IX case

The first woman to file a Title IX lawsuit against Baylor University after she was raped by a football player has settled her suit. Jasmin Hernandez, who had agreed to be identified publicly in her suit, requested in a court filing Tuesday that the names of former football coach Art Briles and former athletic director Ian McCaw be removed from her suit, and the case with the university has been settled, her lawyer said (via the Waco Tribune-Herald). Briles and McCaw, who lost their jobs as a sexual assault scandal mushroomed on the Central Texas campus, had been accused of negligence in Hernandez's suit.

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  Ex-Baylor Student Settles Title IX Lawsuit with School

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• Former Baylor student Jasmin Hernandez reaches settlement on Title IX lawsuit

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Tuesday Notes: Update on Netori Johnson, J.R. Reed, and more

Kirby Smart said he has no issues with the progress of Netori Johnson. Yes, freshman Netori Johnson has been seeing most of his work at right guard with Georgia’s third team, but according to head coach Kirby Smart, he’s not displeased. Although fellow freshmen like Isaiah Wilson and Andrew Thomas have garnered most of the early attention, Smart said Johnson is adjusting well and his hopes for him remain high.