INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — No death penalty. More like slow death. Wiped out in the record book. Wiped out in the wallet. Wiped out in the ability to recruit, and keep what it already has. Penn State got slammed by the NCAA on Monday in every way.
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And the language of the N.C.A.A.
(New York Times)
The sanctions levied by the N.C.A.A. against Penn State for its failure to curb predatory sexual behavior by Jerry Sandusky, a former assistant football coach, are severe and richly deserved.
(New York Times)
All the big prizes Penn State usually plays for - the conference championships, the marquee bowl games - are off the table.
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Silas Redd (Getty Images)When Penn State running back Silas Redd checks his Twitter mentions Monday evening, this is some of what hell find.
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Outside of dictators, living people usually don't get statues put up in their honor. Joe Paterno wasn't a dictator; he was a demigod.
(New York Post)
Penn State received the most severe punishment in major college football in 25 years, but it wasn't the "death penalty." And it isn't likely to affect Penn State's athletic future the way the NCAA's death penalty affected SMU in 1987.
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USC athletic director Pat Haden offered sympathy for the victims and advice for Penn State in the wake of the unprecedented sanctions the school received Monday.
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GREENSBORO, N.C.—Virginia coach Mike London now knows hell have an opponent in the second week of the season. The Cavaliers will play Penn State Sept.
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