BILLYBOBSTEXAS
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It's being bandied about reopening the case against PSU. Not sure if the NCAA wants to go there again. They let them off the hook once already. PSU is once again closing ranks and denying anything bad ever happened.
The NCAA has already spoken on this. What are they going to say now without minimizing what happened more recently in time? Child molestation and looking the other way, one time, is enough. If they weren't going to stick with what they initially imposed based on what they knew, now they're going to re-impose strict sanctions because of a longer history of molestations and cover ups? How would that be rationally justified, without effectively telling the recent victims that your stories aren't sufficiently egregious.
The NCAA is a shell with no real power anymore. The right answer here is Delany and University Presidents should kick PSU out of the B10. That will result in an "effective" death penalty for the football program. If they were kicked out of the B1G, I couldn't imagine another conference picking up that toxic pos that is Penn State Football. B1G needs to cut ties to show current and future members that this sort of behavior is not acceptable.
Penn State would never be kicked out of the B1G. Their football stadium draws 100k fans each game and they have a massive living alumni base of over 600k people. For reference, that is more alumni than michigan.
Remember...its all about the $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
I think the SEC or Big 12 would pick them up. They have no shame in their game.The NCAA is a shell with no real power anymore. The right answer here is Delany and University Presidents should kick PSU out of the B10. That will result in an "effective" death penalty for the football program. If they were kicked out of the B1G, I couldn't imagine another conference picking up that toxic pos that is Penn State Football. B1G needs to cut ties to show current and future members that this sort of behavior is not acceptable.
Penn State would never be kicked out of the B1G. Their football stadium draws 100k fans each game and they have a massive living alumni base of over 600k people. For reference, that is more alumni than michigan.
Remember...its all about the $$$$$$$$
It's definitely all about the money, but if you drop PSU and add say Pittsburgh your only loss of audience is the net difference which in terms of tv markets I'm guessing isn't quite as substantial. The B1G is financially health now, a good time to cut ties with PSU. Long term I'm guessing this would be the correct decision. As a result of this issue, You should expect a long term downswing at PSU in terms of enrollment, recruiting, donations that will negatively impact the PSU future alumni base.
The deal breaker is that it allows you to retain the moral high ground as a conference, which is also good for business.
So if Roy Williams retired or was fired, UNC shouldn't get punished? What about USC after Mr. Seahawk left town or the multiple schools after Caliparidouche left?Is there one person at PSU that's still there from when any of this went on? I don't think there are. So why punish their fans or athletes? I've never understood the concept of punishing people that have/had nothing to do with anything. I mean if Joe Paterno was still in charge then that'd be a no brainer. I just don't think attempting to pile on those completely uninvolved serves as any kind of fair retribution. What if your parents committed a crime. Would it be right that you went to jail for them or fined for it? There has to be a line for liability somewhere.