NCAA To Impose "Unprecedented" Penalties On Penn State
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Or to Montana for their player rape cases.
The Founder
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Has he been to trial?
I don't think anything came of that as some of the accusers changed or kept changing their stories.
The Founder
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See that's what I hate. You start some accusations but never go through with it completely.
mazjag
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Yeah that man change his story and said the coach's wife didn't do it
major095
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that's because though heinous acts they didn't break ncaa rules. if I'm penn state and the ncaa brings out their ruling I ask that one question. "Which rules did we break again?"
don't forget that tcu players were running a drug ring. alleged 60 of them failed drug test.
http://dallas.sbnation.com/tcu-horn...ayers-among-17-students-arrested-in-drug-ring
Blacknbengal
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I do.
SUjagTILLiDIE
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Source: Penn State to be hit with fines in excess of $30 million
Source: Penn State to be hit with fines in excess of $30 million
By Ross Levitt and Susan Candiotti, CNN
updated 9:05 PM EDT, Sun July 22, 2012
(CNN) -- Penn State University will be hit with fines in excess of $30 million as part of "significant, unprecedented penalties" expected to be announced Monday by the National Collegiate Athletic Association, a source familiar with the case told CNN on Sunday.
While the school's football program will not face the so-called "death penalty" that would have prevented the team from playing in the fall, the school might have preferred a one-year suspension because of the severity of the scholarship losses, postseason sanctions and other penalties, the source said.
http://www.cnn.com/2012/07/22/us/penn-state-paterno-statue/index.html?hpt=hp_t1
Source: Penn State to be hit with fines in excess of $30 million
By Ross Levitt and Susan Candiotti, CNN
updated 9:05 PM EDT, Sun July 22, 2012
(CNN) -- Penn State University will be hit with fines in excess of $30 million as part of "significant, unprecedented penalties" expected to be announced Monday by the National Collegiate Athletic Association, a source familiar with the case told CNN on Sunday.
While the school's football program will not face the so-called "death penalty" that would have prevented the team from playing in the fall, the school might have preferred a one-year suspension because of the severity of the scholarship losses, postseason sanctions and other penalties, the source said.
http://www.cnn.com/2012/07/22/us/penn-state-paterno-statue/index.html?hpt=hp_t1
Blankman2k5
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I could care less if either Bama or Auburn play another game in my lifetime...
jsupop33
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The school broke federal rules repeatedly in this case.
Which ones?
Though I feel that Penn State should get hard in civil court and they will get hit in criminal court, I am not impressed with the NCAA on this one.
I was reminded earlier today of what happened in Montana.
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I was reminded earlier today of what happened in Montana.
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Blacknbengal
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Now, what is going to do with the Big Ten? Are they going to drop Penn St or are they going to punish them in other ways.
jsupop33
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Clery Act, by multiple offenders. There were some civil rights investigations launched too but don't think they are going anywhere.
number1
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But the students attending the school did not.
jsupop33
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That does not matter. The school itself did. Why should an institution that knowingly violated federal rules over a long period of time be allowed to continue receiving federal dollars? Now, this won't happen but still. The argument is there.
number1
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Because the students that are attending that school for things other than football had nothing to do with what the higher ups did. Just clear out the administration at Penn State and start anew. No reason to do anything past that point, the punishment shouldn't do anything to affect the education of the thousands of students that are attending the school. The education of those students should matter.
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major095
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but does the ncaa have the authority to punish an institution for breaking federal law?
bluedog
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And just where did you get the idea that it would be affecting the education of regular students?
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Then why isn't it being sent to the infractions committee?
Why isn't there any due process being made?
STRAWDOG
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YEP!!!!! AGREE 1000%.........and NULL & VOID (TAKE AWAY) ALL wins since 1998 or whatever the date was that it was shown that Joe P, the AD and the Prez knew about this sick snit that was going on right there in front of them and they allowed it to happen in order for the coach to break Eddie Robs record. I say give them the DEATH PENALTY:smash:..........If the NCAA caught an HBCU giving a prospective recruit (who had not eaten in two days) a Happy Meal......the PWC powers that be... would not give a flip if an HBCU were given the death penalty.
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