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Penn State Cult (Joe Knew)

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BuckeyeNation27 said:
Yes but it wasn't confirmed. They think this now means they were tricked into accepting a punishment that they didn't deserve at all.
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Hm. So it isn't like if I shoot someone in the face, and I'm found guilty, I could get the death penalty... OR... I could sign this paper that says I'll do all this other crap? So then I sign the paper, and get all angry because the judge had the ability to give me the death penalty? I guess I don't understand...
 
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Zurp said:
Hm. So it isn't like if I shoot someone in the face, and I'm found guilty, I could get the death penalty... OR... I could sign this paper that says I'll do all this other crap? So then I sign the paper, and get all angry because the judge had the ability to give me the death penalty? I guess I don't understand...
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No you understand it like a normal person would.
 
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Zurp said:
Didn't this get reported only weeks after they received the sanctions that they did get?
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ABC News:

The NCAA considered imposing the so-called 'death penalty' on the school, according to the officials, who said they had discussed suspending the team for at least one season but decided against it to avoid punishing those who were not guilty of any infractions.

Ray, the president of Oregon State University, spoke on behalf of university presidents and chancellors who sit on the NCAA's executive committee and initiated the action against Penn State. He said that the action by the NCAA was meant to be a warning signal to universities across the country that a balance needs to be restored between academics and athletics.

"We said we've had enough. We have to reassert our responsibilities and charge to oversee athletics. The message is: the presidents and chancellors are in charge," he said. "I think every college and university needs to do a gut check on the balance between academics and athletics."

Emmert said he hoped that the punishments would ensure that at Penn State "football will never again be placed ahead of education nurturing and protecting young people."

He described the program as an "athletic culture that went horribly awry" and said Penn State had become a place where "academic values were replaced by hero worship and winning at all costs."
 
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LostLassie said:
So, the NC2A's Plan A was tabled out of consideration for the "innocent".

Clearly, Plan B didn't work.

What's Plan C?
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Bardo: "right about now. Somebody needs to bring a match. I'll get the rope."

bkmtnittany1: "eric frein was shooting at the wrong guys!"

NitFan1974: "The wins shall soon be returned. Until then: NO 409 = NO PEACE!"

PSU-Knocker: "As more and more evidence comes to light, they may have to call up the National Guard to protect them. However, if they are wiped out, it will be deemed a mercy killing."

https://bwi.rivals.com/showmsg.asp?fid=36&tid=176379360&mid=176379360&sid=890&style=2
 
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Mike Hall on BTN talking to Bruce Feldman about NCAA showing documentation to put in context the emails that have been questioned. Trying to fight back against the cultists. Talked about BOT commissioned and accepted the Freeh report. Basically NCAA saying "Bring it on" to the trial that is supposed to begin in January.
 
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