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Penn State Cult (Joe Knew)

alexhortdog95;2182375; said:
The reason why Nebraska was removed from the AAU is because the school isn't at the foremost of research. The school focuses heavily on Ag research, and the med school is in Omaha, not on campus.

That is what put them on the bubble (that and the Med school not being under the Lincoln umbrella) but ultimately Nebraska got booted because Perlman alienated the voters on the fence with his rant.

OSU_D/;2182384; said:
Just note that Michigan and other B1G schools voted to have UNL removed as well.

Unlike Wisconsin & TSUN, Texas voted to retain Nebraska as a member.
 
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OK how's this for part of an unprecedented penalty? All PSU players are eligible to transfer immediately to another school. At the new school, they will not count against the 85 limit, and PSU will pay for their scholarship at the new institution. After one year, they will count against the 85. Limit of 3-5 players transferring to any one school.
 
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Oh8ch;2182303; said:
Color me skeptical. The NCAA could only have gotten the PSU answers to their questions in the past few days. Not much time to review and analyze if you don't want to be accused of rushing to judgement (although they have had the Freeh report). Doesn't the University get a chance to comment on proposed sanctions? I would have been less surprised to see that PSU was announcing self imposed sanctions on Monday.

On the other hand - if they are going to shut it down it is best if they do so immediately to give players some time to transfer. If PSU is going to agree with whatever the NCAA is going to do (and they are in no position to do anything else) I guess it could happen this quickly.

I anticipated heavy sanctions prior to the season - I just saw them another week away at minimum.

I'm going to guess that ped aggy signed off on all the penalties and any right to appeal. Kudos to Ericson and their board for not fighting this. That's going to enrage the cult all the more, and I can't wait to see what lubrano and Franco have to say.

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http://mbd.scout.com/mb.aspx?s=157&f=1395&t=9164334&p=8

Posted: Today 12:01 PM
Re: NCAA to hand down "unprecedented" sanctions

Nate05 wrote: I hate to say this, most cause I have one, but the PSU Degree is going to be worthless :(

Reading over at BSD companies have stopped recruiting PSU students and there are stories about companies passing on PSU grads. This is crazy, but its happening.
It's their loss. Here's why: Penn State No. 1 producer of Fulbright Scholars.
Hey dumbass, Penn State doesn't "produce" Fulbright Scholars, it employs them. Probably not for much longer though. That's not our loss, it's yours.
 
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My boss is not a PSU grad, but all three of his kids passed through there so I'll have to be somewhat diplomatic tomorrow.

The rest of the staff who openly root for PoSU, however, are fair game. :evil:
 
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NCAA Likely to Issue Stiff Sanctions Against Penn State on Monday

In an interview with The Chronicle this week, Ray [chairman of the NCAA’s Executive Committee and president of Oregon State University] said the NCAA should consider harsh penalties against the Nittany Lions? program.

?People have suggested that the culpable people have been fired, that Joe Paterno has died?so why do anything to the football program or the athletic program?? he said. ?I?d sure want some pretty damn clear evidence that the athletic program is not capable of doing this again.?

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?To the extent?and I?m not privy to the facts?here was this culture within the university, and a very closed community, where Joe Paterno and his people did their thing,? Ray said. ?That?s just not going to cut it going forward.?

Ray also doesn?t buy the idea that Penn State did not gain a competitive advantage in football during the years in which its leaders failed to act on accusations of abuse by Jerry Sandusky, the coach convicted last month on 45 counts of molesting children.

?Penn State did a hell of a lot of recruiting between 1998 and 2012 of very top football athletes, played in bowl games, had great records during some of those years,? he said. ?I don?t know if a lot of that would have been possible if the truth had come out over the last 14 years.?

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Penn State did a hell of a lot of recruiting between 1998 and 2012 of very top football athletes, played in bowl games, had great records during some of those years,? he said. ?I don?t know if a lot of that would have been possible if the truth had come out over the last 14 years.?

This is exactly what I say when Pedsters say they did not receive a competitive advantage from the cover up.
 
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