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2025 scUM Shenanigans, Arguments - NCAA: no wins taken away, no postseason ban

What's stunning is that he managed to fuck it up so quickly. I thought the wealth and momentum of the place combined with an adoring press and hands off statehouse would allow him to coast and tweet for a good run.
So... there's a show on Netflix called "Orange is the New Black." If you haven't seen it, meh... I'm not endorsing it. But, spoiler alert, all the prisoners are shown to be good guys and all the guards are corrupt. Even the guy who becomes warden, he's kinda a good guy, but his first day on the job, he feels forced to sweep something under the rug.
The fact that he "fucked it up so quickly" is more a product of the fact that the opportunity was presented quickly, not that he was looking for something stupid to do.
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Penn State Cult (Joe Knew)

This is like the LeBron debate. Getting a bunch of numbers because you got a lot of years in doesn't automatically mean "best".
Damn. I don't want to defend those nerds, but the debate with Paterno isn't about "best". I mean, I'm sure they'd insist that he was "best", but the actual topic is whether 409 wins is "beatable". 409 wins is 41 seasons of 10 wins per season. Or just over 34 seasons of 12 wins per season. By comparison, in 17 years under Nick Saban, Alabama averaged 12.12 wins per season. So 409 may just be unbeatable. 12-win seasons are probably going to be more achievable with the expanded playoffs, but a team that is consistently going to win 12 games probably isn't going to hire someone young enough to coach another 34 seasons.
That said, Ryan Day is 46 years old, and has 70 wins. He needs 28.25 seasons with 12 wins per season to get to 409. Will he coach to 74?
Anyway, I'm just happy that the cult still gets pissy over lists like these.
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