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I don't think it sends a good message to the victims though. That part annoys me.t-gator said:Obviously the ncaa didn't intend on making them serve their sentence. In this case or any that involves the ncaa it's usually the innocent that gets punished anyways. I think the fans and the players who had nothing to do with this were being punished. I don't know exactly how I feel about this.
The victims are getting paid big time - most never get a dime when that mess happens to them so they can live with the sanctions being ended imo.t-gator said:Obviously the ncaa didn't intend on making them serve their sentence. In this case or any that involves the ncaa it's usually the innocent that gets punished anyways. I think the fans and the players who had nothing to do with this were being punished. I don't know exactly how I feel about this.
Captain Sasquatch;n45809 said:Just got the notification on my phone. As they say, discuss.
If you don't come down on the "innocents" the "innocents" won't provide compliance for the guilty ones. What are you going to do to Reggie Bush after he's already in the NFL? Tell him he'll never get to use that 4th year of eligibility? That really hurts.TN G8tr;n45866 said:I agree with T-Gator most of the time the ramifications come down on the innocent ones.
Welcome Dookie!ItsDookie87 said:The innocents were allowed to leave or knew the ban when they signed up to play for Penn State. This is one of those offenses that should have been carried out in its entirety IMO. We're talking about ruining lives, not just paying a player or something of that nature.
Aren't they always? Thanks for the warm welcomes!ItsDookie87 said:The innocents were allowed to leave or knew the ban when they signed up to play for Penn State. This is one of those offenses that should have been carried out in its entirety IMO. We're talking about ruining lives, not just paying a player or something of that nature.
Man, there's just nothing quite like a good dookie!ItsDookie87 said:The innocents were allowed to leave or knew the ban when they signed up to play for Penn State. This is one of those offenses that should have been carried out in its entirety IMO. We're talking about ruining lives, not just paying a player or something of that nature.