Correction: NCAA announces $60 million sanction against Penn State, four-year football postseason ban and vacation of all wins from 1998 through 2011, less than two weeks after report accused former coach Joe Paterno, other top university officials of concealing child sex abuse allegations to avoid bad publicity
NCAA announces $60 sanction against Penn State, four-year football postseason ban and vacation of all wins from 1998 through 2011, less than two weeks after report accused former coach Joe Paterno, other top university officials of concealing child sex abuse allegations to avoid bad publicity.
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4 comments:
Sad. That's how important money is in our society.
Pretty stiff.
I think it is sad that Penn State graduates and alumni have to suffer this way because of four or five men.
The students should NOT have to suffer from this horrific event. The whole entire upper echelons and administration (all of them, every last dam one of them) should have been fired. F...., the alumni. They got their degrees and I'm sure they heard the rumors of the events. The alumni's did nothing or said noting. This is all about the students of today currently attending this university. They should not be penalized for the behavior of thtses old men and women in charge of the university,
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