Bridgeport soccer coach hired by Baylor University Football recruiting staff after strip club credit card scandal

Bridgeport soccer coach hired by Baylor University Football recruiting staff after strip club credit card scandal

Waco, Texas - The famous Bridgeport High School soccer coach has been snatched up by Baylor Football's recruiting staff after a recent scandal involving the misuse of the school's credit card at a local strip club. In the world of college football, a little controversy is just the thing to boost your career prospects.

The scandal that rocked Bridgeport High School involved the soccer coach, JD Bales, who allegedly decided to treat himself to a night out on the town at a strip club in July after attending the Texas High School Coaches Association (THSCA). It's safe to say that he wasn't caught red handed, but the district's accountants weren't too thrilled when they discovered the credit card transactions.

After the news broke about the credit card scandal the prestigious university's recruiting staff welcomed Mr. Bales with open arms. Apparently, Baylor has a knack for coaches who know how to score, both on and off the field. The Baylor Athletic Department released a statement that said, "We are excited to bring a man of Mr. Bales's caliber to our staff. His ability to handle delicate physical and financial situations demonstrates his resourcefulness and problem-solving skills, which we believe will be a tremendous asset in recruiting top talent for our football program."

Baylor Football has had its own share of strip club-related scandals in the past, with allegations of strippers and drugs making headlines. In an interview with a prospective recruit who preferred to remain anonymous, they shared their excitement about the opportunity to be a part of Baylor Football's new recruiting class. "I've always dreamed of playing for a program that values both athletic prowess and the occasional strip club excursion," the recruit said. "It's great to see Baylor embracing the well-rounded athlete's and, you know, the return to strip clubs is a bonus for the coaching staff."

In the world of college sports, it seems that scandal and strip clubs are just par for the course. As long as you can kick a ball or throw a touchdown pass, it appears you're in the clear. So, here's to new career path, and to Baylor Football's commitment to making the recruiting process as entertaining as possible – both on and off the field.