Baylor to investigate school's handling of Sam Ukwuachu sexual assault case

Following the conviction of defensive end Sam Ukwuachu on sexual assault charges, Baylor President Ken Starr on Friday called for a “comprehensive internal inquiry into the circumstances associated with the case and the conduct of the offices involved.”.

In this photo taken on Thursday, Aug. 20, 2015, Sam Ukwuachu takes the stand during his trial at Waco's 54th State District Court, in Waco, Texas. The one-time All-American who transferred to play football at Baylor University 

His attorney told the Tribune that Ukwuachu had a previous relationship with the woman and that the allegations of sexual assault were surprising. He also said Ukwuachu hasn't been able to play for Baylor because of the indictment and hopes his client

Sign up for free newsletters to get more of the Statesman delivered to your inbox. Baylor released a document Friday showing that Boise State's compliance director said Sam Ukwuachu was not suspended or disqualified by the school for disciplinary reasons.

Paul Finebaum discusses Baylor's decision to investigate the handling of sexual assault allegations against football player Sam Ukwuachu and what it could mean for coach Art Briles. 0 Shares. Email · Print. Comment