Bombing Penn St. back into the Stone Age - Redrum - 07-23-2012
- $60 million fine (equal to 1 year of gross revenue)
- 4 year bowl ban
- 4 years of loss of scholarships starting with the 2013 class
- loss of 10 initial scholarships per year
- loss of 20 total scholarships per year
- vacating wins from 1998 to 2011
- students allowed to transfer to other universities
Odd, no TV ban. Guess that might mess too much with the Big 10, or worse, ESPN. Can't have that.  The stripping of wins back to 1998, leaving them "winless" for 13 yrs. seems silly. Maybe to strip Paterno of his most-wins title?
Re: Bombing Penn St. back into the Stone Age -
yvonne - 07-23-2012
USC fans are saying the 65 total scholarship limit will probably result in actual functional scholarship losses.
The B1G will institute additional sanctions, according to ESPN blogger Adam Rittenberg
http://espn.go.com/blog/ncfnation/post/_/id/63145/big-ten-to-impose-own-penalties-on-psu.
Re: Bombing Penn St. back into the Stone Age -
OutsiderFan - 07-23-2012
Well, Penn State is boned.
From a Stanford perspective...
1) Are there any PSU players that might transfer to Stanford?Â
2) Will Stanford have a shot at TE Adam Breneman, DE Garrett Sickles, or any other PSU recruits now that they have been effectively removed from post season eligibility for at least four seasons, and maybe more if they are competitively too weak as a result of sanctions?
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StannyBoy - 07-23-2012
Sickels and Breneman never showed much interest in Stanford so I'll be shocked if any of them even consider coming west.