The letter refers to inquiring from PSU about an investigation. Subsequently, the NCAA never found any violations from PSU.
They just penalized the school anyway despite no violations.
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The letter refers to inquiring from PSU about an investigation. Subsequently, the NCAA never found any violations from PSU.
They just penalized the school anyway despite no violations.
The violations they found were the same as reported by Freeh. Covering up for Sandusky. The three admins later all went to jail. What cite do you have where the NCAA said no violations occurred?
I listened to a interview with him and Boers and Bernstein where it came out his first wife divorced him over it. Wow! He must really have his identity mixed up in this!
The facts of the case say otherwise.
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Doesn't look good according to the article.
Show me in the NCAA database where PSU committed major infractions?
Here is the link:
It's searchable by school.
I'll wait....
No it wasn't.
It had literally nothing to do with the NCAA. No student athletes were involved. No NCAA rules were broken.
Furthermore, there was no cover up (per a federal investigation)
EXCLUSIVE: Federal Report on Former Penn State President Concluded There Was No Cover-up | Law & Crime
Next week, almost exactly six years after the “Jerry Sandusky Scandal” broke publicly with a grand jury leak to a local newspaper, three former Penn State administrators will finally go on trial for charges related to an alleged cover-up of child sex abuse.
lawandcrime.com
Penn State Sanctions
$60 million fine. The NCAA imposes a $60 million fine, equivalent to the approximate average of one year's gross revenues from the Penn State football program,
www.ncaa.org
It's not in the database. There was no investigation. There was no major infraction found.
If you disagree, maybe you should email the NCAA and tell them their own database is wrong.
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If my partner wasn't willing to stand up against injustice I wouldn't want to be with her.
The letter from Emmert says otherwise. It references the NCAA Constitution and Bylaw.No it wasn't.
It had literally nothing to do with the NCAA. No student athletes were involved. No NCAA rules were broken.
Furthermore, there was no cover up (per a federal investigation)
EXCLUSIVE: Federal Report on Former Penn State President Concluded There Was No Cover-up | Law & Crime
Next week, almost exactly six years after the “Jerry Sandusky Scandal” broke publicly with a grand jury leak to a local newspaper, three former Penn State administrators will finally go on trial for charges related to an alleged cover-up of child sex abuse.
Did Snedden say in his official report there was no coverup? What page?
By all means, find the specific violations that the NCAA found. They'd be listed on the database along with every other schools' violations. Feel free to link them.
How can someone "cite" no violations. There's nothing to "cite" because there aren't any.
What is this then?
Penn State Sanctions
$60 million fine. The NCAA imposes a $60 million fine, equivalent to the approximate average of one year's gross revenues from the Penn State football program,
www.ncaa.org
Either you are a troll or a moron, but the letter you are posting is an indication about the NCAA intending to perform an investigation. It is stating what they are going to look into. It is not a listing of any violation found.
What is this then?
Penn State Sanctions
$60 million fine. The NCAA imposes a $60 million fine, equivalent to the approximate average of one year's gross revenues from the Penn State football program,
Sanctions that were imposed despite there being no actual NCAA violations.
So why isn't in the the database? The database is updated all the time. Surely they wouldn't have made an error for such a high profile case.
Yes, Snedden does. You can also read about it in Spanier's book as he was able to get a copy of the report (since it was his security clearnance).
He is a troll. I had this exact same conversation with him under a differnet username. He insists there were violations when the database clearly shows there are were none.
It doesn't say what you think it does.
And it doesn't explain the "error" (LOL) in the database.
It was self imposed by PSU. There was no investigation. There was no guilty finding.What is this then?
Penn State Sanctions
$60 million fine. The NCAA imposes a $60 million fine, equivalent to the approximate average of one year's gross revenues from the Penn State football program,
Josh Shapiro's starring role in PA's 'Culture of Corruption'
As A.G., Shapiro continued the official cover up of gross prosecutorial misconduct at Penn State, and sent gravely ill Graham Spanier to jail for a crime that didn't happen
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What do you think it says?
Maybe the infractions were so egregious it warranted its own page?
Exactly. That's the point.
The NCAA conspired with PSU leadership to impose undeserved sanctions despite there being no evidence of any NCAA violations. As a result, PSU continues to have never committed any NCAA major infractions. I am glad you agree.
Incorrect. You can if they are self imposed. That's what the consent decree was.
Surely such egregious infractions should be in the database then, no?
No, PSU plead guilty to the charges. Not operating as an ethical institution by covering up Sandusky's crimes as the original letter pointed to. I hope this helps. The prison terms of the top three admins would seem to confirm this.
Not sure how the NCAA arranges those things. Seems to me to be a class of it's own.
Pay wallJosh Shapiro's starring role in PA's 'Culture of Corruption'
As A.G., Shapiro continued the official cover up of gross prosecutorial misconduct at Penn State, and sent gravely ill Graham Spanier to jail for a crime that didn't happen
Incorrect.
And the prison terms for the admins were BS. Singular misdemeanors for each. Ridiculous that jail time was involved. Not to mention that the convictions were un-Constitutional.
Surely it would be in the database then.
You still haven't explained that, Troll.
It's a class of it's own in that its the first time the NCAA admitted they were wrong.
