Welcome back to the latest edition of the Audible presented by Trader Joe's.

I'm Bruce Feldman, joined as always by my colleague Stuart Mandel.

Stu, we got some ugly news that have surfaced in the police blotter that as we taped this on Tuesday that came up yesterday.

Stu, it's rather we talk about Big 12 dorm at Kansas football, but Les Miles has brought

some attention there and his most talented player, Puka Williams, who's been in trouble

as furthered that spotlight.

What do we make of this?

Puka Williams was the freshman standout running back

for the Jayhawks last season. Pretty much the, I mean, he's got to be the first guy to come

through there in many years who was worth tuning in for. Like, oh my gosh, Kansas has this really

great player. Well, he was arrested earlier this off-season. It made its way through the courts,

and he was put into a diversion program. But the facts of the case are pretty clear. A woman accused

him of punching her in the stomach and grabbing her throat, and it turned out that he admitted to it over a text message

and police officers found bruises on the woman. So while there's no video that obviously when

there's a video, it takes these cases to suddenly everybody becomes aware of them. But the facts

are pretty clear. So, Les Miles

has delivered his verdict. He will miss the first game against an FCS team. And, you know, there's

always at least one of these a year where there's outrage that you're not going to punish the guy

more than that. And there's really nothing that can be done about it. There's no, the NCAA

doesn't have any sort of oversight of how it's up to the schools themselves, how they punish these kids.

But I'm not, I can't say I'm surprised because it's kind of how Les Miles handled violent acts by his players at LSU.

Yeah, I thought one of the voices in this that is one of the leading voices when it comes to this issue, and that sexual violence is Brenda Tracy.

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