Re: Penn State
Posted: Sat Sep 08, 2012 2:35 pm
And it will only get worst. I hope they don't win a game this year.35straight wrote:1-5 FG looks like the Penn St. penalties are working.
And it will only get worst. I hope they don't win a game this year.35straight wrote:1-5 FG looks like the Penn St. penalties are working.
Their players aren't going through anything except the loss of bowl game opportunities and championships...their school and the media rallied around the players. Then the NCAA flew in and piled on with PR penalties that will have no long term affect.peruna81 wrote:Can't stand PSU, the arrogance, the attitude of previous successs, the assumed superiority,
The penalty against them was a convenience to the NCAA,,,criminal and civil, yes, but NCAA happily jumped on a bandwagon that suited it's purpose. The program should have been shut down by the school, not by threat of the NCAA.
That said, (and perhaps in the minority here) the players that are going through this year and the scrutiny and criticism that they will endure is in my thinking to be admired rather than condemned,
Only 9 Penn State players transferred (that's what I read), still have good coaches, still have community and fan support, still in a great conference, program itself is not tarnished sufficiently to prevent great recruits going forward (my opinion), school itself still wants a great football program and will do what it takes to have one.Stallion wrote:how do you figure they aren't going to suffer long term affects-this is going to take a long long time to recover-the real effects will be felt in Year 3-4. Only then will they really be able to begin the rebuilding process