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To: Uncle Chip

I have one question. What justification was there for the NCAA to punish the entire Penn State football team? Were they not required to forfeit games and bowl games for several years? You have a criminal case against an assistant coach-okay but his actions were not directly involved with the football team and the games.


7 posted on 01/11/2014 7:41:07 AM PST by Maine Mariner
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To: Maine Mariner

You ask a good question —

Furthermore note that 3 of the 4 administrators in this coverup accusation are the President over the whole University, Vice President over the whole University, and the Athletic Director over all the sports — not just football.

So then why single out just football???

Why not sanction all the sports, and everything that the President and Vice President were in charge of — especially the President’s sacred sexual diversity curriculum???


11 posted on 01/11/2014 7:56:12 AM PST by Uncle Chip
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To: Maine Mariner
What justification was there for the NCAA to punish the entire Penn State football team?

Usually they nail a program for 'loss of institutional control'. Here, there was full institutional control, but the entire institution was corrupt. They should have imposed the 'death penalty' on the program.

12 posted on 01/11/2014 7:59:44 AM PST by PAR35
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