Students say Brehm and Bowers weren't banned from class or campus, which contradicts a school policy to remove students who harm others or pose a risk to others. Baylor officials did not return calls Monday seeking comment about misconduct policies. Brehm and Bowers were suspended from the team March 22 and reinstated April 6. Animal welfare groups say the university took action only after they demanded it - and didn't do enough. It sends a message that Baylor is more interested in winning the game rather than any moral implication of this crime.
Animal groups say the students seem embarrassed but have failed to show remorse for the crime.
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