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Penn State Cult (Joe Knew)

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Here are the actual sanctions, announced by Mark Emmert at the NCAA news conference:

2012-2015 - seasons with a bowl ban

limit of 15/65 schollies from 2014 through 2017. Kids can transfer without penalty, or keep scholly at PSU without playing

$60,000,000 - one-time fine (paid in $12 million/yr over the next 5 years) for the prevention of child abuse

1998 - 2011 - all wins vacated

0 years - TV ban

0 seasons without football

5 years probation
 
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$60 million fine (one year of football revenue)
4 year postseason ban
Vacate wins 1998-2011
Loss of 10 initial scholarships per year for 4 years, loss of 20 total scholarships per year for 4 years.
Players can transfer and be eligible immediately
NCAA appoints their own compliance monitor
 
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Coqui;2182998; said:
60 million dollar fine is unprecedented. So is a 15 year vacated win
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Vacated wins: Give me a break, we all know what happened on the field, same with us or USC. It may mean something to the Paterno jock sniffers, but how much does that really do.


60 million is a nice chunk of change, but money really shouldn't be the first concern here.

You basically acknowledge that they cheated for 14 years by vacating the wins, yet only hand out a 4 year post-season ban? Sense: This makes none
 
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