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Everyone just gets to sit back and know they are the most effed up athletic department and university in America. What's been lost lately is the discussed and known nature of these instances elsewhere on campus. I forget who it was but one of their former AA linebackers who's mom works on campus knew about it and it was not a secret.

At PSU they just rape little boys.

Don't get me wrong. F' sandusky and all the people that covered up for him.

It's still not an ncaa issue. It's that cut and dry.

For example, if Hoke went on a rampage (heaven forbid) and shot up the entire campus of Michigan that would have nothing to do with the NCAA. That's not a LOIC that's Hoke being the (bad) hulk.

And once again I refer you to my first statement. I'm not making light of the situation, it's sick. I'm simply trying to use an analogy.

Bad analogy. Thats a rouge issue. If the entire athletic department knew that Hoke was going to shoot up the school and didn't do anything it would be a comparison.

No man. It has to be a violation of preset policy. They don't use the model penal code. They do not include criminal violations. That should be clear over the years.

Once again, this is in no way shape or form an apology of sandusky.

Believe me, the NCAA doesn't give two s**ts about their policies or precedence. They are the judge, jury, and executioner. They have zero due process, and can do whatever the hell they want. If they wanted to, they could abolish that athletic department and Penn State couldn't do a thing.

Find one instance where they nailed a school for a criminal violation that had nothing to do with an ncaa violation. Yeah, I'll wait.

Notice I have nothing for or against PSU.

Why do they test athletes for street drugs? Has nothing to do with performance enhancement. Only applies to criminal activity.

Name a case where they allowed free agency before USC. You can't find one. They make punishments up, and can fit almost anything they want into the bylaws. They are plenty vague and there is no appellate court to keep the prosecution in check. They can do WHATEVER they want.

Find one instance where the NCAA used precedence. They don't, so your argument is moot.

The NCAA doesn't test athletes for drugs, the schools do. It's the schools own policy. There has never been an NCAA sanction handed down due to failed drug tests.

You Penn State fans are the only people on the planet who believe that Paterno is clean in this thing. Holy hell, its a stretch to call things this, but its like a cult. Yes it has to do with the football program, because the head coach and athletic director were directly involved in keeping a child molestor's farm of victims (which was promoted on and funded by the name of said football program). This was allowed to operate within the football program's facilities, under jurisdiction of the heads of the athletic department. You can try and look at this as everyone is out to get you and there is incorrect information out there, but you guys are trying to skew it to fit the image of your hero.

That is why that program needs to sit a few years out and gain some perspective. Football isn't as important as a University understanding that child molestation shouldn't be swept under the rug and allowed. Penn State lost track of that, and obviously won't accept that anytime soon.

Can't argue a point, makes his own point. sad.

And once again, I ask you to post a single example where the NCAA has put its foot down regarding a criminal issue

A single one.

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