Baylor passing game coordinator Jeff Lebby was on Tulsa's sideline during the Golden Hurricane's game with Oklahoma on Saturday, a violation of NCAA rules since the Sooners and Bears will meet later this season.
"I don't know what he was doing here," OU coach Bob Stoops said Monday when asked about Lebby during his weekly news conference. "It's something that needs to be dealt with by our people and the Big 12 office. I've got a team to coach. I'm sure they'll handle those matters."
Lebby was a student assistant coach at Oklahoma under Stoops through 2006. He also worked with Tulsa coach Philip Montgomery, who was Baylor's offensive coordinator last season.
Baylor coach Art Briles said he called Stoops on Saturday night to apologize after discovering that Lebby was at the game.
"If I had been aware, that situation would've never happened," Briles said. "When I found out, we alerted all the proper officials on both sides.
"It's embarrassing to me, quite honestly. To me, there's not an advantage first and foremost in today's world. I mean, we had every film they ever got, and they get every film we've ever got. So as far as scouting advantage, you're at a disadvantage standing on the sideline. I don't think he was there that long -- maybe a quarter. I'm not even sure."
Lebby is also married to Briles' daughter.
"It's unfortunate," Briles said. "I hate it. I hate it for the perception standpoint."
It's unclear what penalty, if any, Lebby might face. The Big 12 didn't immediately respond for comment.
Baylor has already suspended a pair of assistants for recruiting violations this year. Offensive coordinator Kendal Briles and receivers coach Tate Wallis both sat out the Bears' game with
Lamar on Sept. 12.
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