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DALLAS -- Baylor coach Jim Grobe stood defiant Tuesday in the face of questions about the culture at his school in the wake of sexual assault allegations that led to the departures of the university president, athletic director and football coach.That is not a culture at Baylor University, Grobe said during his news conference at Big 12 media days. We dont have a culture of bad behavior at Baylor University.Grobe was hired May 30 amid a turbulent environment as scandal raged on the Waco, Texas, campus. Three Baylor players had been arrested on sexual assault charges under the watch of former coach Art Briles.The problems that were dealing with at Baylor and have dealt with at Baylor, to this point, are problems that are probably at every university in the country, Grobe said Tuesday, echoing comments made Monday by Big 12 commissioner Bob Bowlsby. I wouldnt say every one, but I would guess that most universities are having some of the same issues that weve had at Baylor.You can make a call as to whether you think Baylor was too strong in the way they dealt with it. Unbelievably, Ive had people tell me they dont think they dealt with it strongly enough.Grobe clarified his comments Wednesday on ESPN Radios Mike & Mike.When you start talking about that type of culture, you again throw a blanket over all the guys, and its been my experience that the guys weve got going forward at Baylor right now are great kids. Im not going to say we wont have issues going forward. I hope theyre not serious issues, but we have a lot of great kids, we have a lot of great students at Baylor, he said.Some of them have misbehaved and in some cases its been serious misconduct but what I wanted people to know is I want people to understand there is no culture in our football program right now and on our football team of misbehavior.Baylor interim president David Garland, regents chairman Ronald Murff and David Harper, academic and student affairs committee chairman, met with the Big 12 board of directors for more than two hours Tuesday to discuss the schools handling of the sexual assault crisis.Board chairman and University of Oklahoma president David Boren said the board was satisfied that Baylor would be more transparent with the league in regard to how it is handling the crisis. The Baylor officials also assured the board that the school was committed to being Title IX compliant in the future.Questions and answers were received, and I would say we were very pleased, Boren said.Baylor suspended Briles on May 26 and reached an agreement in June to terminate his contract. Briles entire staff, including his son, offensive coordinator Kendal Briles, and son-in-law, passing game coordinator Jeff Lebby, was retained by Grobe.Grobe, 64, a former Wake Forest coach, said hes focused on helping the current players and coaches at Baylor.The majority of our kids are great kids -- I mean great kids, Grobe said. And its a shame when a few guys can really hurt a large group of people in a devastating way, really. From our standpoint, what I want to do is let people know that our kids are fantastic kids.Im here to help. Im here for the players first and foremost and secondly to help this coaching staff get back on track.Grobe said he had no concerns about the conduct of the Baylor assistants who recruited and coached the players at the center of the scandal.If our assistant coaches conduct had been bad, Grobe said, if anybody told me that, if anybody can come to me to point out that the coaches have not behaved properly, then I would have no problems making changes.Grobe said hes probably more excited than any coach in America to start the 2016 season. He plans minimal changes in football-related areas.Im an old West Virginia hillbilly, and weve got that feeling, he said, If it aint broke, dont fix it ...Its been a journey, to be honest. I think weve gotten to the point now where the players trust in me. I think they understand that Im here to help. Im not here to change things.ESPNs Mark Schlabach contributed to this report. Charles Mann . 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Great Britains Alistair Brownlee has become the first triathlete to retain an Olympic title as he led brother Jonny to a family gold and silver in Rio.The brothers, who finished first and third in London, did not put a foot wrong in front of packed crowds on Copacabana.It came down to a race between them and Alistair made his break on the third lap of the run, pulling away to claim a dominant victory Jonny comfortably held on for silver, making the brothers the first to finish one and two at an Olympics since Italians Piero and Raimondo DInzeo in equestrian in 1960.The final gap to Jonny was six seconds, with Henri Schoeman taking bronze for South Africa.Team GB sailors?Hannah Mills and Saskia Clark have brought their 470 partnership to a dream end by wrapping up Olympic gold.Four years on from taking silver on the home waters of Weymouth and Portland, the duo arrived in Brazil determined to go one better.It was a challenge Mills and Clark met with aplomb, producing an opening series as impressive as it was consistent to see them head into the womens 470 medal race all but assured of gold.The British duo merely had to complete the double-point medal race without disqualification and duly did so, easing home in eighth in the delayed finale to rubber-stamp glory.Marcus Ellis and Chris Langridge won Great Britains first Olympic badminton medal since 2004 -- and its first ever in the mens doubles.The pair triumphed 21-18, 19-21, 21-10 in the mens doubles bronze medal match against Chinas Biao Chai and Hong Wei at Riocentro.Ellis and Langridge won a tense opening game before the Chinese drew level when Ellis served into the net, but the British combbination stormed away with the decider and secured a podium place.ddddddddddddThe last Britons to collect an Olympic badminton medal were Nathan Robertson and Gail Emms in the Athens Games mixed doubles.Elsewhere in Kayaking, Liam Heath and Jon Schofield have claimed a silver medal for Team GB, an upgrade of the bronze medal the pair won at London 2012.The pair started impressively and maintained their pace to cross the line in 32.368 seconds.As soon as we saw it on the board, Jon absolutely went mental.?Heath said upon returning to dry land.Great Britains men angrily defended their medal prospects in the 4x100 metres relay after only sneaking into the final.Running from the inside, the quartet of Richard Kilty, Harry Aikines-Aryeetey, James Ellington and Chijindu Ujah came home third in their semifinal in 38.06 seconds.The time ranked them seventh of the eight qualifiers for the final and Ellington said they would be praying and keeping their fingers crossed for a better lane. Those prayers, though, were not answered.?It would have been 37.7secs in a better lane, said Ellington. Its (38.06s) probably the fastest time ever from lane one, so we werent playing it safe. This is the Olympics, so weve got to lay it down in the heats and the finals.Britains womens quartet of Asha Philip, Desiree Henry, Dina Asher-Smith and Daryll Neita advanced to the final in rather more comfortable fashion than the men, finishing second to Jamaica in 41.93.They will also have hopes of a medal, having broken the British record last month. ' ' '