B1G has to kick them out.

OneBuckeye;1231474 wrote: The federal government will take care of that part.

has that even been discussed?

Fly4Fun;1231478 wrote:Glory Days,

The problem with your assessment is the NCAA is the National Collegiate Athletic Association. Their power is limited to sports programs. They have absolutely no authority over the actual University. The closest they can get to punishing the University is with fines.

and after seeing how much money a university rolls around in, 60 million and bowl game money doesnt seem like much.

http://giveto.psu.edu/s/1218/base-template.aspx?sid=1218&gid=1&pgid=252&cid=3657&ecid=3657&crid=0&calpgid=61&calcid=2783

Despite a year that was marked by unprecedented challenges for the Penn State
community, the support of the University’s alumni and friends remains strong as
it continues to advance its $2 billion fundraising effort, For the Future:
The Campaign for Penn State Students. Since the For the Future
campaign began on January 1, 2007, $1.6 billion has been secured toward the goal
of $2 billion by June 2014. The campaign continues to run ahead of schedule.

During the past fiscal year, the University received $208.7 million in support
from alumni and friends, the second highest gift total in its history. Donors
did set all-time records with 191,712 supporters providing 323,271 gifts.

B1G press conference at 11am to reveal conference sanctions. I'm guessing it involves a loss of bowl money sharing and championship game (duh). Not sure what else.

gorocks99;1231509 wrote:B1G press conference at 11am to reveal conference sanctions. I'm guessing it involves a loss of bowl money sharing and championship game (duh). Not sure what else.

I don't expect much other than that. More drastic penalties could be a reduction of home games. It's been thrown out there, but won't happen.

Fly4Fun;1231500 wrote:Anyone else feel it is wrong that both coaches had wins vacated late in their careers as both were just trying to outlast the other. Did they forsake their morals for the purposes of a record(s) or pride?

@slmandel: So in the end, the Paterno/Bowden battle for all-time wins leader came down to who had fewer vacated wins. ... College sports!

BryanDFischer NCAA says permission-to-contact rules will be suspended, open season on current PSU players.

I heard a db from Ohio has already quit the team

I think it was Ross Douglas

sportchampps;1231529 wrote:I heard a db from Ohio has already quit the team

I think it was Ross Douglas

He was a 2013 Recruit. Not on the team yet. Big difference.

RT @PeteThamelNYT: I asked if NCAA sanctioned schools like OSU and USC can go over scholarship limit to take PSU transfers. NCAA hasn't worked that out yet.

vball10set;1231498 wrote:Yup, you're #1 now, Bobby :thumbup:

bobby someone was actually a bigger scum bag than you

LJ;1231535 wrote:RT @PeteThamelNYT: I asked if NCAA sanctioned schools like OSU and USC can go over scholarship limit to take PSU transfers. NCAA hasn't worked that out yet.

I was thinking about this issue as it is interesting. On one hand, it would be weird for the NCAA to "punish" those schools again by giving other schools an advantage over them that did not exist before. However, allowing the transfer to those schools would also mitigate the punishment they already received.

Also, you have to view this from the students' perspective. The school they chose is now defunct for all intents and purposes. What if OSU or USC was their second choice, but they're being told by the NCAA that they can't go there either.

I think you have to allow those schools to be on the same level as everyone else.

I give penn state 6-7 years and they will be back. I live about an hour and a half from penn state and most of the kids here are penn state fans. They will still get the best pa players in the state. And they seem to have a pretty good guy/ coach in o'brian.

I want the whole team to transfer to Illinois. Just so we're relevant again. Not great, but relevant. I'd even be willing to change the name to the Illinois Nittany Illini.

I think they just reported on BTN that their punishments are B1G Championship and Bowl Game revenue being forfeited to charity.

Why isn't Jay Paterno being strung up by a lynch mob too? This little turd knew everything his old man did and probably more. He has skated on this so far but I'd like to see him go down hard.

Here are the additional Big Ten sanctions:

• Censure: The accepted findings support the conclusion that our colleagues at Penn State, individuals that we have known and with whom we have worked for many years, have egregiously failed on many levels—morally, ethically and potentially criminally. They have failed their great university, their faculty and staff, their students and alumni, their community and state—and they have failed their fellow member institutions in the Big Ten Conference. For these failures, committed at the highest level of the institution, we hereby condemn this conduct and officially censure Penn State.
• Probation: The Big Ten Conference will be a party to the Athletic Integrity Agreement referenced in the NCAA release, and will work closely with the NCAA and Penn State to ensure complete compliance with its provisions over the 5 year term of the Agreement.
• Ineligibility: As referenced in the NCAA release, Penn State’s football team will be ineligible for postseason bowl games. It will also be ineligible for Big Ten Conference Championship Games for four years, a period of time that runs concurrently with the NCAA postseason bowl ban imposed this morning.
• Fine: Because Penn State will be ineligible for bowl games for the next four years, it will therefore be ineligible to receive its share of Big Ten Conference bowl revenues over those same four years. That money, estimated to be approximately $13 million, will be donated to established charitable organizations in Big Ten communities dedicated to the protection of children.

http://btn.com/2012/07/23/big-ten-responds-to-penn-state-sanctions/

ccrunner609;1231578 wrote:I cant believe the $60 mil. What a money grab. NCAA are pigs

At least it's going to an endowment for child abuse programs. Whether or not it goes from that endowment to the actual programs remains to be seen.

Crazy ridiculous that they took that many wins from Paterno. I understand that this ruling will act as a big deterrent and probably stop any coaches or administrators in the future that are thinking of covering something up of this magnitude, but it's insane to remove Paterno's victories prior to 2001. Even if Paterno did know of the investigation in 1998, which he says he did not, state police and child protection authorities determined that Sandusky was innocent of any wrongdoing. There was nothing Paterno could have done at that point in time and Sandusky was no longer part of the staff moving forward anyway (save for one season).

That hardly matters, however, in the larger scheme of things. Penn State football is no more.

reclegend22;1231593 wrote:Crazy ridiculous that they took that many wins from Paterno.

Give it a rest

isadore;1231537 wrote:bobby someone was actually a bigger scum bag than you

actually 3 , paterno,tressel and urban meyer

dlazz;1231596 wrote:Give it a rest

No. It's idiotic. And I know others here agree.

ccrunner609;1231578 wrote:I cant believe the $60 mil. What a money grab. NCAA are pigs

are you being sarcastic? 60 million from penn state for independent programs for abused children, seems like justice.

KnightRyder;1231599 wrote:actually 3 , paterno,tressel and urban meyer

I think joe's at the top of pyramid of scum for head football coaches
then there is so much equivency with tressel, meyer, bowden, saban, tiffen and ....

reclegend22;1231593 wrote:Crazy ridiculous that they took that many wins from Paterno. I understand that this ruling will act as a big deterrent and probably stop any coaches or administrators in the future that are thinking of covering something up of this magnitude, but it's insane to remove Paterno's victories prior to 2001. Even if Paterno did know of the investigation in 1998, which he says he did not, state police and child protection authorities determined that Sandusky was innocent of any wrongdoing. There was nothing Paterno could have done at that point in time and Sandusky was no longer part of the staff moving forward anyway (save for one season).

That hardly matters, however, in the larger scheme of things. Penn State football is no more.

gosh a ruddies sandusky was still on the staff in 98, he could have fired him then instead he gave him another year and then a sweet retirement package AND ACCESS TO PENN STATE ATHLETIC FACILITIES. Key term above "big deterent."

reclegend22;1231605 wrote:No. It's idiotic. And I know others here agree.

Name one