Margot (Margo) Gray

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461 appearances 2 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 5 Aug

Margot (Margo) Gray’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Before Sam ever arrived at Baylor, Coach R. Bryles had been warned about him.

Sam had transferred from Boise State, where he'd been kicked off the team for disciplinary reasons, specifically violence against his girlfriend.

Sam was accepted by Baylor despite the warnings.

And just five months after he enrolled, he was accused of rape.

Baylor said that they investigated and cleared him, even though a criminal jury later found him guilty.

How is that possible?

Because Baylor's investigation was bare bones.

It consisted of just four interviews.

Sam, his accuser, and one friend each.

Baylor never even looked at the rape kit.

Sam's case made national news.

Among the people watching were Jasmine and her family.

What had felt like bad luck was starting to look like something else entirely.

Tevin Elliott wasn't just a bad apple.

The university had a sexual assault problem, and Baylor hadn't just let Jasmine down.

They'd violated Title IX.

Four years after her assault, Jasmine decided to sue.

On March 30, 2016, her attorneys filed a federal Title IX lawsuit against Baylor's Board of Regents, its football coach, and its athletic director.

Jasmine wasn't alone.

In the months that followed, more women sued Baylor.

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