NCAA preparing Penn State for 'unprecedented' penalties

Damn, i liked Penn st football, i wanted to play them again someday, damn shame.

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Originally posted 10:35 AM ET  07.22 by Dolemite censored

Penalties? For what?

We will find out Monday morning 9 AM.

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Originally posted 10:39 AM ET  07.22 by Docmadinejad

This is great news. Crush them forever. They deserve nothing less.

coach k-rat has JoePa's back. Penn State is a cash cow on the gridiron for the NCAA. One year bowl ban, loss of football scholarships and a hefty fine.

BURN THEM !!!">BURN THEM !!!

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Originally posted 10:39 AM ET  07.22 by Docmadinejad

This is great news. Crush them forever. They deserve nothing less.

Man you must really hate PSU.

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Originally posted 11:23 AM ET  07.22 by sammie my man

What exactly did Penn State Football do against the rules??? What NCAA rules did the Football program break? Penn State means more to the Nation than the victims in the long term via jobs and the millions put into the economy. It's not like the victims are tax paying contributors to our society.

SMH, all I can say is WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Yeah, this is an interesting precedent. I've never heard of the NCAA penalizing a team for criminal or other misconduct that didn't affect fairness on the field. I am curious how the NCAA will tie this in to its regulations. This could be a very dangerous precedent.

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Originally posted 11:23 AM ET  07.22 by sammie my man

It's not like the victims are tax paying contributors to our society.

You should be permanently banned from ever posting again.

I'll say this, this is the first time I can remember the interns getting news out that wasn't recycled 2 days old

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Originally posted 11:37 AM ET  07.22 by Joe Mammy

You should be permanently banned from ever posting again.

Better yet he should be locked up with Sandusky with no underwear or protection.

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Originally posted 11:30 AM ET  07.22 by TheBus36

Yeah, this is an interesting precedent. I've never heard of the NCAA penalizing a team for criminal or other misconduct that didn't affect fairness on the field. I am curious how the NCAA will tie this in to its regulations. This could be a very dangerous precedent.

The thing I wonder is if the moral clauses could ban them from being part of the NCAA.

It would be interesting to see what else has been swept under the rug in years past with dictator like coaches in the NCAA