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PSU to pay BOB 3.6mil...MUCH more than they ever paid

  • getmyjive11 said...

    So, your argument to me saying that "we don't have a culture problem" is to bring up people who are no longer with the university? Talk about illogical.

    There is no culture problem at Penn State. It's a BS statement from the NCAA to "justify" why they hammered PSU.

    No offense, but it's this attitude right here that landed your school in the worst sanctions since SMU. What's sad is that you can't see it, and most of your fanbase apparently doesn't see it, either.

    Razorback

  • getmyjive11 said...

    So, your argument to me saying that "we don't have a culture problem" is to bring up people who are no longer with the university? Talk about illogical.

    There is no culture problem at Penn State. It's a BS statement from the NCAA to "justify" why they hammered PSU.

    Whether you believe it illogical or not, it's the way the NCAA has always done business. Again, so Jerry is in jail, Joe is dead, the other 3 Amigos are pending trial so no more issue right? Using that line of thought, Jim Tressel & the Tat 5 are gone, Pete Carroll & Reggie Bush had already left USC, Ron Meyer left SMU in 85 so there should have never been NCAA issues there either. The culture problem is that the leaders of your program allowed the program to be more important than those young boys. They were the cause and should have been the solution. They ignored the issue to avoid bad press and allowed your program competitive advantage for years. The NCAA doesn't need due process. You (like every other school) belong to a private club and are subject to their private rules, and at their discretion. It is the governor's & the senator's right to attempt to fight this. It just makes looks even worse to everybody else. What about the victims that those individuals allowed your school to be used as bait for? What else would the NCAA have found if they had done their own investigation? The school president probably had that on his mind as well when he agreed to accept the Freeh report instead of having the NCAA come in and do their own. Don't even try to say no one ever got their fingernails dirty over there, because they absolutely did. You just never got caught.

    This post was edited by BIGBUCK20 on 1/7/2013 at 12:21 PM

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  • I thought most posters on this Board wanted the B1G to improve their football by spending the money that SEC teams do on quality coaches. Penn State has just stepped up and done exactly that. They have a good coach and they are willing to pay him to keep him. Good for Penn State. Good for the B1G.

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  • Jimmy77 said...

    I thought most posters on this Board wanted the B1G to improve their football by spending the money that SEC teams do on quality coaches. Penn State has just stepped up and done exactly that. They have a good coach and they are willing to pay him to keep him. Good for Penn State. Good for the B1G.

    You are correct. I do want the BIG to step up, and thus, my comments were hypocritcal.

    RoboBuckeye

  • Jimmy77 said...

    I thought most posters on this Board wanted the B1G to improve their football by spending the money that SEC teams do on quality coaches. Penn State has just stepped up and done exactly that. They have a good coach and they are willing to pay him to keep him. Good for Penn State. Good for the B1G.

    Penn State only spent about $19 million on the football program annually while Paterno was here. In terms of traditional powers, that was by far the least spent. Just to give a comparison, we spent nearly an identical amount as Rutgers, and that was with Rutgers scaling back spending due to the athletic department being over $20 million in the red. BOB and his assistants are now merely getting paid more of a market rate.

    This post was edited by getmyjive11 on 1/7/2013 at 10:29 AM

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