What else could they do? I'm amazed that the BOT, the Gov and the state legislature haven't demanded that the entire football staff resign or be fired.
I shouldn't be surprised though. When comparing the responses of PSU fans to the Sandusky mess to the responses of BP when the news broke on the Tat 5. The BP response was much more realistic.
I have a good friend who's a PSU grad - class of 58 - we were discussing the issue and he gives me a jab about the loss of the bowl game. I jab back that this mess hasn't gotten to the NCAA yet.
He maintains that it never will, that this is all simply an internal matter to be decided by the university and possibly the local courts and that the NCAA would have no jurisdiction - thus no resulting penalties.
I maintain that what goes on inside a football program is the responsibility of the university, that the deliberate failure to disclose, or even to pursue a criminal investigation of a reported rape, is a failure of that responsibility.
Any of our local legal beagles have an opinion? I know NCAA law is different than almost any other form of law, but give it a shot.