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AngryOldDem

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5. You'll most likely see a mass exodus of players, too.

Reply to d_r (Reply #3)

Sun Jul 22, 2012, 12:20 PM

Jul 2012

So that will further hurt Penn St.'s Division I viability.

I'll be interested to see how the Big Ten handles this -- it will have to do something. Can it really afford to have an albatross like Penn St. around its neck?

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ESPN: No death penalty for Penn State football, but punishments will be unprecedented and severe [View all] boxman15 Jul 2012 OP

What can be worse than the death penalty? AngryOldDem Jul 2012 #1

if this is true d_r Jul 2012 #3

You'll most likely see a mass exodus of players, too. AngryOldDem Jul 2012 #5

exactly d_r Jul 2012 #9

easy qazplm Jul 2012 #4

Thanks. AngryOldDem Jul 2012 #6

no program but SMU has ever had a death penatly hit d_r Jul 2012 #10

And SMU only did what most football factories did hifiguy Jul 2012 #11

yeah, I agree. d_r Jul 2012 #12

The death penalty is immediate and severe, but limited. Ruby the Liberal Jul 2012 #7

fwiw, Schad doesn't have a good track record of reliability with ncaa sources d_r Jul 2012 #2

We have an institution that chose to allow children to be raped. davsand Jul 2012 #8