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[QUOTE="orangehomer, post: 1818141, member: 151"]
i don't think it means anything was destroyed.  i think a presentation like this could easily be done with fairly vanilla notes that would just be part of the case file.  we do investigations for our clients all the time where we review all the evidence, do the analysis and then give them a verbal summary of findings.  it goes something like "well, if we were to generate a written report today, here are what the conclusions would be."  and then they decide if they want the report or not.  my guess is that this was just a more formal version of that interaction.  the lawyers said if we write a report here is what it would say, and the Baylor officials said don't write it.  as far as the case notes i can't see any reason that Baylor would be obligated to give them to the big 12, and i doubt there would be anything in there that meant anything anyway.

edit:  i wanted to add, how naïve must briles be, he thought the Baylor legal team was going to look out for his interests?  they already fired you dude.  they would throw him under the bus in a second to get themselves out of this mess.
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