OT: When Mr. Barron?
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RE: "stolen" B1G bowl revenue. Water over the bridge, under the dam, whatever. The money has been spent, the promised commitments by B1G schools to their selected charities have been met and future pledges, if any, canceled.
We have our 2015 season B1G bowl revenue share restored. Realistically, that's as good as it's going to get.
We have our 2015 season B1G bowl revenue share restored. Realistically, that's as good as it's going to get.
Not their problem. Barron and Delaney are now the bookies and need to come clean from the BigTen warchest.
Bull dump, the money was rightfully ours and was wrongly not provided to us. The wrong needs to be corrected as well as the Conference needs to correct the damage they've done publicly. I'm truly amazed at those of you who think "things are good from now on, so wrongs have been corrected". One way or another they need to provide us with those wrongly withheld monies or justice is not done. Justice!
Those types are BOT apologists, nothing more. In fact, they don't even think anything wrong was done to Penn State.
PSU is owned by the "Public Trust of Pennsylvania" so the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania via the Attorney General's Office, who regulates all Charitable Trusts - both private & public - as to financial matters, should sue the b1g turd conference for illegally expropriating and extorting millions of $$$s that rightfully belongs to the taxpayers of Pennsylvania. Given the budgeting problems, and tuition increases, PSU has experienced over the last several years, I don't understand how any Representative of the citizens of the Commonwealth has not demanded that these monies, ILLEGALLY TAKEN AND ABSCONDED from a Publicly-Owned Entity (again, PSU is owned by the Public Trust of Pennsylvania), be returned by force of the OAG of Pennsylvania if necessary.
You are wrong, it is not the BOT's $$$ - they are legally bound FIDUCIARIES and they are not permitted to misuse, misallocate or misappropriate the Public Trust's money and the Commonwealth Court very clearly stated this in Corman & McCord vs the NCAA. If money was given to the corrupt ten conference in violation of the BOT's Fiduciary Obligations (e.g., PSU's financial resources were used in a manner other then in the BEST INTERESTS, and to the direct benefit, of PSU's stated beneficiaries, the BOT and b1g Fraud are in violation of Pennsylvania law) and subject to the authority of the Pennsylvania Office of Attorney General.
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Happy to have been wrong about the return of B1G bowl revenues, at least with respect to bowl revenues from last season. Good move by the B1G presidents.
