Penn State Cult (Joe Knew)

[NastyNatiBuck]

So their.

So their what? Don't leave me h

 

[buckeyebri]

Go their.

internet = dumming down of America

 

[Buckeye86]

internet = dumming down of America

People were just as dumb in the past as they are now. The internet does not create stupidity, it reveals it for all to see.

 

[buckeyegrad]

Not a real lawyer. Not enough paragraphs.

I always did wonder if you-know-who thought he was getting paid by the word when he posted on here.

 

[Muck]

Why are PSU fans and players penalized? What was there violation? Attending PSU?

Yes

 

[buckeyebri]

People were just as dumb in the past as they are now. The internet does not create stupidity, it reveals it.

Very true, however texting, tweeting, and email have created a short hand society that proliferates and IMHO expands poor grammar and spelling. I work with people who just can't write proper documentation and it absolutely drives me fucking nuts.

 

[Muck]

Martinez will leave Nebraska with nearly all of the major QB records in his pocket. Not exactly someone to bag on because his throwing motion is ugly.

C'mon knap.....he'll have all the NEBRASKA QB records....cept the ones that involve passing, dawg...

What is the Nebraska career passing record?

120-130 yards?

 

[buckeyegrad]

Very true, however texting, tweeting, and email have created a short hand society that proliferates and IMHO expands poor grammar and spelling. I work with people who just can't write proper documentation and it absolutely drives me [censored]ing nuts.

Shouldn't "short hand" be one word? Please, let us pay attention to the details.

 

[buckeyebri]

Shouldn't "short hand" be one word? Please, let us pay attention to the details.

see what happens when you rely on spell check......

 

[jlb1705]

Very true, however texting, tweeting, and email have created a short hand society that proliferates and IMHO expands poor grammar and spelling. I work with people who just can't write proper documentation and it absolutely drives me fucking nuts.

Shouldn't "short hand" be one word? Please, let us pay attention to the details.

...and shouldn't IMHO be four words?

 

[Buckeyeskickbuttocks]

What is the Nebraska career passing record?

120-130 yards?

That seems a tad high for a career.

 

[jlb1705]

Bringing this back on topic a bit, I just got caught up on my twitter feed. Had a good argument with Andy Staples. His stance is that the sanctions were unjust because players are being punished. I argued back that these were organizational misdeeds that deserved organizational punishment. It's the nature of organizational sanctions that people who weren't part of what took place might be affected by it. I think the NCAA did what they could to mitigate that. I don't think punishing just individuals would have been sufficient in this case, because the people involved were acting in concert for the benefit of the organization. I dropped it when he asserted that collateral damage should be avoided at all costs. It is impossible to sanction organizations without collateral damage, yet it is necessary to enforce rules the govern organizations just as you would enforce rules that govern individuals.

Also EDSBS has been out of their depth. They are good at herp derping and making fun of hillbillies and midwesterners, but they are tone deaf when it comes to serious business.

 

[alexhortdog95]

What is the Nebraska career passing record?

120-130 yards?

Joe Ganz.....under....ahem.....Shawn Watson....

Ugh. Sorry Jib.

In the process of leading the Husker offense Ganz, set Nebraska season records for with 3,568 passing yards and 3,826 yards of total offense. Ganz was extremely accurate throughout the season, completing 67.9 percent of his passes and set NU?s record for season completions and percentage.

He has also shattered the Nebraska career record for accuracy by completing nearly 66 percent of his 549 career pass attempts. He threw for 25 touchdown passes in 2008, the second-most in NU history and his 45 career touchdown passes also rank second in the Nebraska record book.

K, now to your last post:

Had a good argument with Andy Staples. His stance is that the sanctions were unjust because players are being punished. I argued back that these were organizational misdeeds that deserved organizational punishment. It's the nature of organizational sanctions that people who weren't part of what took place might be affected by it.

I wholeheartedly agree. The football team for years has created the entire culture of the school. Period. So, you have to hit at what creates the culture down there.

 

[buckeyebri]

...and shouldn't IMHO be four words?

WTF U R killin me.........:tongue2:

 

[Buckeyeskickbuttocks]

Bringing this back on topic a bit, I just got caught up on my twitter feed. Had a good argument with Andy Staples. His stance is that the sanctions were unjust because players are being punished. I argued back that these were organizational misdeeds that deserved organizational punishment. It's the nature of organizational sanctions that people who weren't part of what took place might be affected by it. I think the NCAA did what they could to mitigate that. I don't think punishing just individuals would have been sufficient in this case, because the people involved were acting in concert for the benefit of the organization. I dropped it when he asserted that collateral damage should be avoided at all costs. It is impossible to sanction organizations without collateral damage, yet it is necessary to enforce rules the govern organizations just as you would enforce rules that govern individuals.

Also EDSBS has been out of their depth. They are good at herp derping and making fun of hillbillies and midwesterners, but they are tone deaf when it comes to serious business.

Maybe Mr. Staples' argument would have been undercut had you reminded him that the PSU players are free to transfer without sitting a year, and even don't count against a school's limit. What kid is being punished when he's got a free pass to move on?