PSU Penalties: $60 Mil Fine, 4-Year Bowl Ban, 40 Schollies Over 4 Years, Wins Vacated

[svetz17]

My prediction is 1 year no scholarships and 2 years of limited scholarships, 3 year bowl ban and if its unprecedented here it goes players can transfer and not sit out a year im not sure if thats in place with bowl ban sanctions or not but if it isn't that could be pretty danm cruel as half the kids would jump ship and bye bye Christian Hackenberg the next PSU Superstar

 

[svetz17]

This is what i'm thinking.

This is the NCAA crossing a line, so they need to make it clear that this was an odd set of unique circumstances which is why they are acting. The problem, is we can't have the NCAA sticking their nose in whenever a coach gets a DUI or somebody commits a crime outside the auspices of sport, because to me thats bullshit. The NCAA should be worried about the silly little games they oversee, and leave the big boy stuff to the proper authorities.

Exactly didnt the ncaa say "we dont get involved in crimes not sports associated" - I call Bull shit

 

[Sportsbuck]

Exactly didnt the ncaa say "we dont get involved in crimes not sports associated" - I call Bull shit

If you don't see how this wasn't sports associated, I don't know what to tell you.

Sidenote: there's also talk about vacating wins for a certain # of years.

 

[svetz17]

If you don't see how this wasn't sports associated, I don't know what to tell you.

Sidenote: there's also talk about vacating wins for a certain # of years.

It was but it also wasn't It does involve the football program but also doesn't its kind of tough to explain

 

[svetz17]

If you don't see how this wasn't sports associated, I don't know what to tell you.

Sidenote: there's also talk about vacating wins for a certain # of years.

Vacating wins is such a shitty punishment you think cause Michigan players took money that they didn't win games no matter what people know Joe has the most College football wins and asterisks aren't going to change that if they want to they can vacate his coaching career

 

[seaplus]

Vacating wins is such a shitty punishment

i agree. it does nothing

 

[packersfan4eva]

Death Penalty seems too severe...but vacating wins is pussy shit. That's just dishing out a punishment without wanting to hurt the team. Severe loss of scholarships seems reasonable.

 

[nwfisch]

Rumored punishments

 

 

 

[Glenbino]

Wow at the FCS option...

 

[JimLeavy59]

Damn thats harsh.

 

[svetz17]

Rumored punishments

 

 

Thats just rediculous it couldn't be true that's 3x times worse than death penalty that's a fucking crime even Mike is surprised and he's bashing the hell out of PSU

 

[JimLeavy59]

Penn State got fucked with a rusty pipe.

 

[RyanLeaf16]

If that rumored punishment is true...mg:

 

[svetz17]

Rumored punishments

 

 

AS a huge penn state fan I'd like the link to the site you found this at

 

[JimLeavy59]

I guess the Big Ten could punish Penn State as well.

 

[nwfisch]

I guess the Big Ten could punish Penn State as well.

But Penn State is a leader

 

[svetz17]

Can I get that link please honestly huge PLEASE

 

[shag773]

Now that it is a certainty psu will be receiving some sort of penalty, I hope its severe enough to satisfy the masses who are so interested in the welfare of children. I'm just curious how many scholarships and bowls they can take away to punish a university that failed to stop a child predator.

Because everyone knows it was created to handle situations just like these.

I wonder how many scholarships they can take away from a school whose coach cheated on his taxes? Now that they have a precedent to work off of when that situations arises, i'm sure that's where we are heading next.

So silly.

 

[Maynard]

so...assuming that rumored punishment is true....is that enough punishment for a 12+ years of child rape?

 

[svetz17]

Now that it is a certainty psu will be receiving some sort of penalty, I hope its severe enough to satisfy the masses who are so interested in the welfare of children. I'm just curious how many scholarships and bowls they can take away to punish a university that failed to stop a child predator.

Because everyone knows it was created to handle situations just like these.

I wonder how many scholarships they can take away from a school whose coach cheated on his taxes? Now that they have a precedent to work off of when that situations arises, i'm sure that's where we are heading next.

So silly.

Especially if the dudes post is correct its worse than the death penalty its WRONG JUST WRONG!